¡´Taitung
A. Air
Taitung Airport is the civilian air transportation hub in Taitung. Mandarin Airlines and Uni Air provide citizens with air transportation between Taitung and Taipei (12 flights). There are also flights for transportation between Green Island and Lanyu.
B. Railway
The round-island railway network has been completed. The outbound lines include the North Link Line toward Hualien and Taipei and the South Link Line toward Kaohsiung and Taichung. In addition to the Tzu-Chiang Train, other trains also stop at Jinlun Railway Station where the site is located.
¡´C. Highway
Provincial Highway No. 9 and Provincial Highway No. 11 are the two major accesses to northern Taiwan; and the South Link Highway (Provincial Highway No. 9) and Southern Cross-Island Highway (Provincial Highway No. 20) are the main accesses to southern Taiwan.
¡´Jinlun Hot Spring Area
Jinlun Hot Spring Area is about 20-40 minutes ride from Taitung City and Jhiben; with Provincial Highway No. 9 as the main access.
Local Transportation
The 10m-wide road in the south of the site has been completed. In the future, the overpass split way (12-12.7m wide) running to the east of the site will link up Provincial Highway No. 9. At present, Taitung County Highway 66 in the north of the site links up Provincial Highway No. 9.
¡´Bus
Besides driving, buses from King Bus and Dongtung Bus are the main transportation to Jinlun Hot Spring Area.
¡´Related Government Construction Projects/ Provincial Highway No. 26 Improvement Project¡XSuhai-Anso Section
With a total of 91.71km, Provincial Highway No. 26 starts at Fengkang in Fangshan Township, Pingtung County, linking to Provincial Highway No. 1, and ends at Anso in Daren Township, Taitung County. After the environmental assessment, Suhai-Anso Section was initiated in March 2006. This 11.9km-long section is the historical "Alonyi Ancient Trail" of the "Lanciao Beinan Ancient Trail". It is the only ocean-side ancient trial and surviving natural coastline in Taiwan.
