[2025 Pingtung Attraction] Travel Guide for Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Culture Park (Updated Jul)

Hello everyone! Today I will take you to explore the "Taiwan Aboriginal Cultural Park" in Pingtung County. It is not only an important base for understanding the culture of Taiwan's aboriginal people, but also a great place full of natural beauty and humanistic atmosphere. Are you ready? Come with me on a rich cultural journey! Taiwan Aboriginal Cultural Park: My In-depth Experience The moment I stepped into the park, I was immediately attracted by the broad vision and unique architectural style in front of me. The entire park is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the traditional architecture, living customs, music and dance of Taiwan's aboriginal ethnic groups are cleverly integrated into it, making me feel like traveling through time and space and experiencing the daily life of the aboriginal people in person. I enjoyed the wonderful singing and dancing performances here. The dancers' powerful and passionate performances, accompanied by traditional musical instruments, made me marvel at the artistic talents of the aboriginal people. I also visited the traditional houses of different ethnic groups. Each one has its unique architectural wisdom and cultural connotations. The text and pictures on the interpretation signs gave me a deeper understanding of the historical background of each ethnic group. Of course, the handicraft exhibition and experience activities in the park are also a highlight. I personally experienced the weaving craftsmanship of the aboriginal people. Although the results were not perfect, the fun and learning process made me gain a lot. I also tasted the aboriginal food, the unique spices and cooking methods made my taste buds take a cultural journey. Tour Information Summary If you are also interested in Taiwan's aboriginal culture, you must know the following information: Opening hours: * Open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm from Tuesday to Sunday. * Closed on Mondays. If it is a national holiday, the park will be open as usual and closed the next day. * Closed on Lunar New Year's Eve and the first day of the first lunar month. Ticket information: * Full ticket: $150 * Discounted ticket (students, military police, aboriginals): $80 * Half ticket (seniors over 65 years old, people with disabilities and their companions): $75 * Group ticket (more than 20 people): $120 per person * Children under 115 cm in height can enter the park for free. Performance time: There are many scheduled singing and dancing performances and cultural tours in the park. It is recommended that you go to the visitor service center to get a map and the performance schedule of the day as soon as you enter the park, so as not to miss the wonderful performances! There are usually fixed sessions in the morning and afternoon. Please refer to the on-site announcement of the park for detailed time. Transportation: * Driving: * Going south: Get off at Changzhi Interchange on National Highway 3, head towards Sandimen, connect to Provincial Highway 24 to Sandimen, and then follow the signs. * Going north: Get off at Pingtung Interchange on National Highway 3, head toward Pingtung City, then take Provincial Highway 24 to Sandimen, and follow the signs. * Public Transportation: * Take the Pingtung Bus from Pingtung Railway Station to Sandimen or Wutai, and get off at the "Aboriginal Cultural Park Station". There may be fewer buses, so it is recommended to check the timetable first. Related Notes: * The park covers a large area, so it is recommended to wear light and comfortable shoes and take sun protection measures. * There are restaurants and sales departments in the park, providing food and souvenirs. * Please respect the culture of the aboriginal peoples and do not touch the exhibits or enter unopened areas at will. * Protect the environment, do not litter, and work together to keep the park clean. * Since the park is located in the mountains and the weather is changeable, it is recommended to check the weather forecast before departure. In short, the Taiwan Aboriginal Cultural Park is a place that is worth visiting. It not only gave me a deeper understanding of Taiwan's rich aboriginal culture, but also allowed me to experience the beauty of nature and the peace of mind. I hope my sharing can help you plan a pleasant cultural trip!

The Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park, located in Majia Township, Pingtung County, offers free admission every year on Indigenous Peoples Day. Covering an area of approximately 82 hectares, the park is divided into three main sections: comprehensive buildings, special exhibitions, and traditional settlement architecture. Additionally, it features four distinct visiting areas: "Fuguwan Area," "Tamaluwan Area," "Naluwan Area," and "Welcome Area." The "Fuguwan Area" showcases traditional settlements and household displays of the Bunun, Paiwan, Rukai, Thao, and Tsou tribes. The "Tamaluwan Area" exhibits traditional settlements and house structures of the Atayal, Saisiyat, Puyuma, Yami, Amis, Taroko, Kavalan, and Sakizaya tribes. The "Naluwan Area" includes a 360-degree circular performance stage and an open-air festival venue. The "Welcome Area" features attractions such as the Little Pottery House Bookstore, the Visitor and Administrative Center, the Craft Market Street, and the Octagonal Pavilion Special Exhibition Hall. Additionally, the Indigenous Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall displays artifacts from the daily lives of indigenous peoples and showcases their cultural and artistic heritage. This year, in celebration of International Museum Day on May 18, the park will also offer free admission. If you're interested in exploring the diverse indigenous cultures of Taiwan, the Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park is a destination that won't disappoint.

Mathariri is a Rukai word meaning all kinds of good things. We welcome more travelers to visit the "home" of the indigenous people. "Mathariri Mountain Vegetable Restaurant" in the mountains of Pingtung is a restaurant and tavern that mainly uses teppanyaki and barbecue as a supplement. It specializes in aboriginal cuisine and local ingredients, allowing tourists from afar to enjoy the beautiful scenery and special flavor sets. The "Mathariri" menu is adjusted according to the seasons and festivals, and is served à la carte. Seafood. Beef. Grouper. Aboriginal wild vegetables. The chef cooks with great care. Each dish has a special seasoning. The food is delicious and the presentation is beautiful. The ingredients used by the aboriginals are very creative. It is a great feast. It is worth recommending to everyone.

📍Destination: Sandimen village. Suspension Bridge Construction Execution. Indigenous Culture Park. 💞Food Cinavu (rice taro roll), Millet Donut, High Altitude coffee. Transportation: From Pingtung Bus Station ,you ca take Bus Route 8227 and drop off Sandimen village stop is as close as Bridge. 📍Bus Stop https://maps.app.goo.gl/RaVrPfkDZYQ4N4uP7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

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