Indigenous costumes are beautifully crafted, and each tribe has its own distinctive style. Experience traditional Indigenous attire up close, immerse yourself in tribal culture, and create cherished memories.
 

Traditional Indigenous warriors in Taiwan were skilled in blowpipe techniques. Come try the blowpipe experience and enjoy the fun of being a warrior!

The Atayal and Seediq are natural hunters, and archery was an essential survival skill. A paid archery experience is available near the Atayal village, where visitors can test their hunter skills!
 

The Atayal, Taroko, and Seediq peoples traditionally practiced facial tattooing. Facial tattoos served as tribal markers and symbols of adulthood and social identity. Men had to earn battle achievements, while women had to be skilled weavers to qualify for facial tattooing. Visitors interested in the tradition can experience a quick tattoo!

Experience the traditional Atayal xylophone and discover the charm of Indigenous music. Each strike carries the wisdom and cultural spirit of the ancestors, awakening melodies and stories from the mountains and forests.
 

Atayal women are renowned for their weaving skills, creating beautiful fabrics thread by thread. A small loom is available for visitors to experience the joy of weaving!
 

During the Paiwan Five-Year Ceremony, the Fortune Ball ritual is used to divine the fortune of the coming year. How is it performed? Join the chief ritualist and experience the fun of the Fortune Ball ritual.

Paiwan shamans are believed to communicate with the deities and ancestral spirits. When the female shaman offers blessings at the altar, you are welcome to sit quietly and join the blessed gathering. Don't forget to take home the blessing pouch containing betel nuts!
 

Glass beads are traditional treasures of the Rukai and Paiwan peoples, symbolizing social status and the protection of ancestral spirits. Ancient beads were often obtained through historical trade, while newer beads are mostly handcrafted using a torch. Different patterns carry different meanings.

Traditional clay jars are important heirlooms of the Paiwan and Rukai peoples. In the past, making these jars was a skill reserved for the nobility. Now you can create your own heirloom jar just like the nobles. Come and experience it!

Traditional Rukai taro ovens have become very rare. At Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, they are used to roast sweet potatoes for visitors. Each day, a special oven-opening ceremony is held after the sweet potatoes are cooked, and visitors are invited to join!

Saisiyat bamboo and rattan weaving is an important traditional craft designated by the government, featuring distinctive techniques. Festival essentials such as the "hip bells" and shoulder baskets are often made from locally sourced materials. Artisans combine bamboo and rattan through intricate weaving, conveying ancestral beliefs and cultural aesthetics.

Glutinous rice mochi is a traditional Indigenous food. Come experience how Indigenous peoples pound glutinous rice to make mochi.

In the Amis language, "hakhak" means "glutinous rice." The rice is washed and steamed, then shaped by hand into small rice balls and enjoyed with sweet potatoes and other accompaniments. Come experience Amis hospitality and cuisine.

The "Bamboo Bell" is a traditional Amis bamboo percussion instrument and communication tool. In weddings during the traditional matrilineal society, when a woman brought a husband into her family, her relatives would strike the Bamboo Bell to announce the happy news of a new family member to the tribe. It was also used by hunters to communicate with one another while in the mountains.

Experience the beauty of Indigenous music through bamboo percussion and hand-clapping rhythms. Follow the beat and feel the fusion of nature and traditional culture, along with its vibrant energy.

The Tao people have a deep-rooted maritime culture. Everyday activities such as sailing on traditional plank boats and fishing require excellent balance. Come challenge the balance pole with your family and friends in the Tao area and build team spirit together.