Planned
10%
Actual
30%
Progress
+20%
4. Completion
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Tainan Urban District Railway Underground Project
4 Phases of Construction
Plan Status
Plan Introduction
The Tainan Urban District Railway Underground Project was approved by the Executive Yuan on September 9, 2009 as part of the TRA Rapid Transit Systematization in the Metropolitan Areas Project. The project is designed to meet urban renewal needs in the Tainan Station area, integrate city transportation systems, and provide a more convenient and modern transportation system. The project duration starts from September, 2009 to November 2026 and the total cost is NT$33.67 billion.
The Tainan Project involves the construction of an 8.23-kilometer-long underground rail line from the south end of the Zhonghua Land Bridge (Yongkang Bridge) to the south end of Shengchan Road. The old Tainan Station building was preserved as a historic site. The new Tainan Station was established along with two new commuter stations—Linsen and South Tainan. The project eliminates nine railway crossings and four underpasses.
On April 16, 2025, the Executive Yuan approved the third Revised Project Report, with the completion date extended to March 2031 and the total budget increased to NT$41.2643 billion.
The Tainan Urban District Railway Underground Project was approved by the Executive Yuan on September 9, 2009 as part of the TRA Rapid Transit Systematization in the Metropolitan Areas Project. The project is designed to meet urban renewal needs in the Tainan Station area, integrate city transportation systems, and provide a more convenient and modern transportation system. The project duration starts from September, 2009 to November 2026 and the total cost is NT$33.67 billion.
The Tainan Project involves the construction of an 8.23-kilometer-long underground rail line from the south end of the Zhonghua Land Bridge (Yongkang Bridge) to the south end of Shengchan Road. The old Tainan Station building was preserved as a historic site. The new Tainan Station was established along with two new commuter stations—Linsen and South Tainan. The project eliminates nine railway crossings and four underpasses.
On April 16, 2025, the Executive Yuan approved the third Revised Project Report, with the completion date extended to March 2031 and the total budget increased to NT$41.2643 billion.