鄒族自然與文化中心

There are many traditional and cultural displays of the Zou people on the first floor, the toilets are quite clean, and other displays are occasionally on the second floor.

A great place for the aboriginal cultural center, the internal hardware is beautiful and generous, the staff is professional and the service is good, and the exhibition is attentive!

The space in the museum is vast and comfortable, with a rich introduction to the Tsou culture. It is a good place to learn more about the local area. The museum is adjacent to the men's gathering place "Kuba" in Dabang, which is full of sacred and magnificent aura.

A good place to learn about Tsou crafts and culture. The toilets are clean and there are drinking fountains available. Summer is cool. You can also take your children to the sports field in front for a run.

The traditional life of the aborigines is a product of the life philosophy of conforming to mountains, rivers and "natural symbiosis". With changes in the environment and livelihoods, the aborigines are facing the rapid loss of ethnic culture and traditional craftsmanship. Through the guided tour, you can better understand the aboriginal life and the weaving skills of traditional knitting tools, presenting the aesthetic and fashionable appearance of contemporary utensils. Among them, the Tsou traditional children playing spinning tops are rarely used in tribes today, and this traditional skill seems to be in danger of disappearing. The Tsou traditional top is different from the usual tops. It has a waist in the middle. It is made of wood. The structure is similar to a spindle and the middle is thinner. When using it, twine or cotton rope is wrapped around the central waist and thrown on the round bamboo stick with a wooden stick. Inside. According to the literature, the traditional top of the Tsou nationality was used for divination and competition in the early days, and its appearance resembled the vajra stick of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism. At first glance, it should be difficult to turn it and experience throwing. Quite interesting, next time I have a chance to come and play~

This is the third time that the Qingming Festival has visited, and it is an experience hall worthy of a detailed visit to learn about the culture and life of the Tsou tribe! There are not many tourists, no human voices ?

A museum about the Tsou nationality and local culture. It has two floors and introduces the stories of the people here and the land. The first floor is mainly a permanent exhibition, explaining the relationship between Tsou’s living utensils, legends, traditional life and nature, as well as introductions to important festivals and so on. The second floor currently displays the "Special Exhibition of Tsou's Yoifo Wizard Culture". The content of the exhibition allows you to understand the importance of the responsibilities and roles of wizards, the cultivation process of wizards, and the magical tools and plants they often use.