The Alishan Forest Railway in Taiwan, originally built in 1912, has been restored and reopened in 2024. The railway, which traverses through scenic landscapes and has historical significance tied to the Japanese colonial era, now serves tourists instead of transporting timber. The restoration involved community efforts and honors the railway's cultural heritage. The journey includes stunning views, and the railway has proven resilient against natural disasters, showcasing its enduring legacy. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)