Getting here, parking & maps
From Zuoying HSR Station to Central Park
Zuoying HSR is the arrival point for many intercity travellers. This page sets out the HSR-to-MRT logic and what to verify, and notes that HSR and MRT timetables are separate systems — no unverified total journey time or fares.
Last checked:6 November 2026
Three distinct stations
Zuoying HSR, the conventional rail stations in the same area and Zuoying MRT (R16) are related but separate facilities with different transfer paths and entrances. Identify the exact MRT entrance on a map before you set off, then check same-day service.
South on the MRT Red Line to R9
The Red Line runs south from Zuoying to R9 Central Park. Use the operator’s timetable for first and last trains and frequency; service adjustments or event crowds change transfer time, so a fixed number of minutes would be misleading.
Luggage, taxis and other options
For a group or bulky luggage, compare taxis, city buses and the MRT, and check lift and step-free routes on site. The city transport bureau provides a lookup entry point; fares and routes always come from official and on-site notices.
Frequently asked questions
Can I walk from Zuoying HSR to Central Park?
It is not a practical walking distance for a normal visit. Most travellers transfer to the MRT or another city transport option; use official journey planners for the current route and time.
Can HSR and MRT tickets be bought together?
Ticket types, joint offers and discounts change and we cannot verify current bundles. Check the HSR and MRT official ticketing pages rather than old third-party summaries.
What if I arrive late at night?
The HSR and MRT each have their own last services, and neither determines park access. Check both official timetables first, then decide on another mode of transport or on where to stay.
Sources and verification limits
- Kaohsiung MRT: R9 Central Park station information ↗
- Kaohsiung MRT official site: timetable and service entry point ↗
- Kaohsiung City Transport Bureau ↗
Opening hours, prices, services, events and facility status change. Check official announcements, primary sources and on-site signs before travelling.
Related guides
This is an independent, unofficial, non-profit visitor guide — not the Kaohsiung City Government, the park authority or the MRT operator.