Pavilion Taiwan High Speed Rail Museum Taoyuan Public Library Longgang Branch Rakuten Taoyuan Baseball Stadium Zhongli Arts Hall Zhongli Night Market Zhongping Commercial District Zhongping Road Story House X PARK Transportation Railway Zhongli is centered around the Zhongli railway station, the third-busiest railway station in Taiwan. In addition, there is also the Neili railway station and the under-construction Chungyuan railway station. The Taoyuan HSR station on the Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) is a 15-minute drive from central Zhongli. There are free shuttle buses from central Zhongli to the THSR station every 15–20 minutes. The Taoyuan Airport MRT has been open to the public since 2017. An extension of this MRT line from Huanbei Station (A21) to the TRA station is still under construction as of October 2022. Laojie River Station (A22) is expected to open in July 2023, while Zhongli Railway Station (A23) is expected to open in 2028. In addition, the Taiwan Railways Administration Zhongli Station provides conventional train connections to other Taiwanese cities. Mass rapid transit A18 Taoyuan HSR station A19 Taoyuan Sports Park metro station A20 Xingnan metro station A21 Huanbei metro station A22 Laojie River metro station (2023) A23 Zhongli railway station (2028) Taiwan Railways Neili railway station Chungyuan railway station (2030) Zhongli railway station Taiwan High Speed Rail Taoyuan HSR station Roads Zhongli is served by both National Highway No. 1 and Provincial Highway No. 66. The nationally owned E-Go freeway buses, near the Zhongli Station, are an inexpensive way of transport to other cities. Sister Cities Gumi, Republic of Korea (since 1989) Enfield, Connecticut, United States Notable natives Angela Chang, singer and actress Candy Chen, dancer, actress, host, singer and model Maggie Chiang, singer and songwriter Hu Chen-pu, Commandant of the ROC Army (2006–2007) Elva Hsiao, singer and actress Hsu Hsin-liang, Chairperson of Democratic Progressive Party (1996–1998) Huang Pei-jia, actress Wu Po-hsiung, Chairman of Kuomintang (2007–2009) Shih Szu, actress John Wu, Magistrate of Taoyuan County (2009–2014) Aska Yang, singer See also Taoyuan City References External links Taoyuan County Government's Cultural Affairs Bureau Zhongli Industrial Park Service Center