A special train taking passengers on a tour through historic rail stations as part of Taiwan's centennial celebrations left Chiayi City Wednesday on the second leg of a 12-train relay. The colorful Chu Kuang Express train, hauled by Taiwan's only diesel-fueled locomotive still running and painted in its original blue color, was unveiled at the Chiayi Station. It is scheduled to make three runs between Chiayi and Pingtung in southern Taiwan on Nov. 10, 20, and 30, as part of a tour package including sightseeing, a boxed lunch and souvenirs. Tickets for the trip costs NT$799 (US$26) , compared with NT$226 for a regular Chu Kuang train ticket. Three thousand sets of commemorative platform access tickets are also available at the 109-year-old station. Trains towed by 12 different old locomotives are scheduled to travel around the island in relay, allowing passengers to visit several places on one journey. The relay started in October with a steam locomotive traveling between Taichung and Chiayi, and will run for one year. 