Do as the Rukai did the traditional clay works and have fun.

See the old style oven that Rukai tribe baked their taros in field, and taste the sweet potato cooled with this stove.

See the show that performed with traditional instruments, and you may also go playing with them after the show.

Experience the traditional Atayal xylophone and feel the soulful charm of Indigenous music. Each rhythm echoes the wisdom of the ancestors and the spirit of their culture, awakening the melodies and stories hidden within the mountains.

Experience the beauty of Indigenous music through the rhythm of bamboo percussion and hand clapping. Feel the harmony between nature and tradition as each beat comes alive with vibrant energy and cultural spirit.

Amis traditional rice cake is made by pounding cooked rice into mocha. Come experience the pestle and pound.

Want to be a hunter? You have to be in capable with the blowing dart.

For the Atayal and Seediq peoples, archery is more than a skill — it is the rhythm of survival and pride of the hunter’s spirit. Try your hand at the archery range beside the Atayal village and see how keen your hunter instincts truly are.

Want to practice how a piece of belt is wove? Come to follow the instruction of our staff.

You may experience the team playing of pestle music with your friends here.

Bunun children play top with a rope to whip the top to make it spin. Come to play the top that remind you the good time you used to have in childhood.

Paiwan people practice fortune ball divination in their ritual ceremony by catching a fortune ball that thrown to the sky with a long bamboo stick.

A paiwan sorcerer will practice a prayer and bid a welfare blessing to the visitors that join the rite.

The Atayal tribe had a tradition of facial tattoo. It is a mark of achievement and adulthood. You may get a free temporary tattoo here.