Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park

Photo:旅遊王攝影組

Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park former name as Taiwan Aboriginal Cultural Park is located near the Fugu Bay. It belongs to Sentimen's Paiya Village of Pintung County, and this area is famous for its beautiful natural scenery. In order to preserve the aboriginal culture and artifacts, the government established this park in 1987, and was originally named it as Machia Aboriginal Cultural Village. This is the biggest aboriginal museum in Taiwan, which is over 82.65 hectares of land.

Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park exhibits the lifestyle and cultural heritage of the nine main aboriginal tribes in Taiwan. This park is featured in a grand 360 degree multimedia room, a lifestyle exhibition, a wax figure museum, and a handcraft room, which displays the aborigines’ bright earth tone color handcrafts. Walking through the displays and exhibition allows the visitors to learn about Taiwan indigenous people’s history and culture. Inside the park, there are traditional tribal cabins, and from time to time visitors can join the tribal cultural activities and participate their ceremonies such as harvest festivals to further experiencing the vivid cultural heritage of the aborigines.

Address：

No.104, Beiye Village, Majia Township, Pingtung County, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

scenery features：

Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park former name as Taiwan Aboriginal Cultural Park is located near the Fugu Bay. This is the biggest aboriginal museum in Taiwan, and preserve the most aboriginal culture and artifacts.

opening hours：

Open Hours:
Tuesday~Sunday 8:30AM~5:00PM
Closed on Monday
Tel: +886 08-7991219、7993511-2

expenditure brief：

Admission:
Adult: TWD $150
Student, Military: TWD$80
Senior 65 years old or above and kid under 110CM: Free of charge
The above fees are for reference purposes only; actual costs are informed at the actual venue and we do NOT give any prior notice.

Directions：

By Car:
Nat'l Hwy 1 → Exit at the Jiuru 2nd Rd. Interchange for Kaohsiung City → Pingtung City → Prov. Hwy Route 24 → Shueimen → Beiye → Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park.

Nat'l Hwy 3 → Exit at the Changzhi Interchange → Pingtung City → Prov. Hwy Route 24 → Shuimen → Beiye → Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park.

Nat'l Hwy 3 → Exit at the Jiuru Interchange → Prov. Hwy Route 3 → Ligang → Prov. Hwy Route 22 → Gaoshu Bridge → Shuimen → Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park (through Saijia).