East Longitudinal Valley National Scenic Area

The Bunun Tribal Leisure Farm showcases traditional art and culture of the Bunun Tribe. The vast space is divided into different performance area, learning space, and art studios. Here you can learn archery, try leather carving, feed the fish, enjoy the performance of eight-part polyphony—"Pasibutbut,” taste seasonal local cuisine, observe the fabric weaving craft of Bunun people, and stay at a B&B in the tribe. A full array of Bunun cultural and life experiences is offered here to the visitors.

When you visit the Bunun Tribe, do not miss out on the performances at 10:30 and 14:00 every day at the Tribal Theater. The stage is kept simple without excessive decorations. You can sit in the wooden carved chairs and enjoy the eight-part polyphony, traditional religious ceremony, or indigenous songs. Their rich and carrying voice is touching and impressive.

At the souvenir shop behind the Tribal Theater, you can find local specialties such as hinoki essence oil, bamboo charcoal, hand-made soap, millet wine, and handcrafted indigenous artwork. Woodcarving artwork can be seen everywhere in the park at cafes and restaurants, showcasing the unique indigenous culture. Grab a coffee or enjoy a meal, and spend some relaxed time here.