[Tribal Tourism Series] Selected Aboriginal Culture. Hunter School Experience | Easy Tribal Secrets

Taiwan's most intriguing stories are undoubtedly the cultures of its indigenous tribes. Quba travels deep into Taiwan's indigenous communities, exploring local culture and offering in-depth experiences. Join Quba for tours like "Zuilu Ancient Trail, East Asia's Largest Cliff," "Walking Tree - Forest Museum Adventure," and "Seediq Bale Historical Exploration." Led by local indigenous tribal experts, you'll learn about Taiwan's indigenous culture through authentic Taiwanese tribal stories.

When many people hear Quba experts talk about visiting indigenous tribes, they wonder, "What's so fun about experiencing indigenous culture? Aren't they all remote?" While it's true that indigenous communities are often located in remote areas, it's precisely these indigenous territories that hold so many unspoiled and beautiful secrets. Besides the stunning scenery, I even enjoyed being in my native land, away from the city's neon lights and clamor of traffic. At night, I could hear the chirping of insects and frogs. You might say it's a bit boring, but I say it's a peaceful life.

After all this talk about in-depth tours of Taiwan's indigenous tribes, how should you choose? If you're new to Taiwan's indigenous tribes, start with Orchid Island, boasting breathtaking scenery! Often called the most mysterious island, it boasts the mystical culture of the Tao people and breathtaking island scenery with turquoise waters and blue skies. Besides snorkeling and island circling, you can also experience the Tao people's plank boats! Experience a unique Taiwanese tribal cultural tour and deepen your understanding of your native land. If the mysterious islands aren't enough to captivate you, why not head up the mountain? Ascend to Wujie, known as the "Homeland of the Clouds." Standing on the hillside, the aroma of tea fills your nose, and gazing at the sea of clouds beneath the tea plantations—this scenery is straight out of a movie! If you don't even love island seas and clouds, then my ultimate secret is Lao Qijia, Taiwan's largest stone-clad settlement. This Paiwan tribe, nestled atop a mountain, boasts a history of two to three hundred years. From above, it looks like a city in the sky! Hayao Miyazaki, have you ever been here?

The previous three tribal tours are too static. Looking for something a little more exciting? Then join me at the Chimei Tribe in eastern Taiwan and experience the challenge of whitewater rafting down the valley. Along the way, let the Amis teach you how to fish with their wisdom! If you're not keen on water activities, tree climbing is also a great option. The Luanshan Tribe in Taitung boasts a walking tree. To reach it, you'll have to overcome numerous obstacles, including climbing the Haohan Slope, traversing the Yixiantian rock face, and finally climbing a two-story-high tree. Hualien and Taitung are too far away, so Yilan is also a good choice. Not only can you learn Aboriginal culture and hunting techniques, but you can also enjoy the refreshing cold springs nearby—it's a perfect family mahjong trip. Finally, I'm going to reveal my secret weapon: I'll take you on a journey into the authentic Seediq Bale tribe and rediscover that tear-jerking story.

An in-depth tour of Taiwan's Aboriginal tribes isn't all about wild boar and millet wine. These indigenous communities hide a wealth of unexpected beauty and culture. It's not for tourists, but it's a hidden gem that travelers will surely love. Join the expert on an in-depth tour of Taiwan's Aboriginal tribes...