小米學堂

Worth a walk and a DIY place

The commercial space rebuilt by the school has a humanistic atmosphere

The introduction to the Paiwan people is very complete and detailed. I like it very much!

In addition to the natural beauty of the characteristic scenic spots in the tribe, there is also a dedicated guide and commentary service in the school. The catering part provides aboriginal flavor meals, and you can make hand-made beading or pendants when you are full; the outdoor activities include archery, spear throwing, slingshot and other hunter experiences. You can exercise your muscles and get closer to nature. , Here is also a good choice.

It's a great place with many experiences and guided tours of Aboriginal culture, it's worth spending a little time walking around

A must-see attraction recommended by the owner of the rental car company. When I arrived early, I could hear the worship activities next to the school from the playground. The speaker was articulate and shouted loudly to spread the gospel. He spoke with impassioned enthusiasm. It is free to visit, and there is no parking lot with parking spaces nearby. Visitors who drive here need to find a parking space by themselves. This was originally a campus, but now it has been transformed into a place to introduce Xiaomi. I visited a DIY classroom, a special area for introducing Xiaomi, and a classroom for selling souvenirs. The exhibition area is not large, and you can visit it all at once. In the front row of the classroom, there are several installation artworks on display. Below the classroom is the flag-raising platform and the playground of the red clay running track. The walls on both sides of the flag-raising platform are painted with traditional aboriginal totems.

Going up the mountain from Jinlun, it seems that the millet school of the Liqiu tribe is rebuilt from the old school building of the abandoned Liqiu Elementary School. The beautiful campus is interspersed with a strong traditional culture of aboriginal people. The characteristic mountain forest natural landscape and humanistic customs, as well as the architecture and decoration of the aboriginal flavor, walking to the campus is like returning to childhood

Located in Jinfeng Township, Taitung County, #米学堂 is a millet-themed aboriginal hall built from an abandoned campus. The pavilion displays the process of planting and harvesting millet and quinoa, with old photos on the wall, allowing visitors to have a glimpse of the life of the Paiwan people. There used to be community tours, but now, for fear of disturbing the local residents, all experiences are arranged in the Xiaomi Academy. The outdoor plaza is also a venue for celebrations. This is a very unique and a good place for in-depth tourism.