都蘭遺址[石壁區] - Donghe Township

The entrance is 30 meters away, and there are three ordinary stones. Although I can see that it has been sorted out, it really makes people unable to interest again.

It is said to be the birthplace of the Ami people. It seems that the magical power of these stone walls can be felt here...

How should I put it... This is not a good parking place for sightseeing Strictly speaking, it doesn’t seem to be a tourist attraction worth seeing. I feel it is not taken very seriously Just some stone ruins

Culture that I don’t understand--Shibi, eh, the difference with the wall? !

From the entrance to the stone wall area is very short...but only three stones...but there are still a lot of butterflies here!

Dulan Village, Donghe Township, Taitung County, the birthplace of the Amis, is a peaceful and simple aboriginal tribe leaning on the mountains and the sea, and it is also the hometown of Sakyamuni. The Pacific Ocean, blue sky and blue ocean, is really the most beautiful coastal road; the sarcophagus, stone walls and the most distinctive pregnant woman stone of the county's third-level monuments silently tell the culture of the Amis people and the past and present, which makes people fascinated. Dulan tribe The culture is suitable for in-depth tourism, and you can't look anywhere.

The Dulan site is a representative site of the megalithic culture on the east coast, dating back about 3,000 years ago.

Freshness: ★★★ Clean environment: ★★★★★ Historical value: ★★★★★ Facilities: ★★★ Parking:★ 2022.1 If this scenic spot comes in the evening, there will be a feeling of the night jungle, solemn and mysterious. The visibility of the stone is not as good as that of the sarcophagus. It can be seen that it has been artificially processed, but most people are not too surprised by these three stones. The trails are well maintained and the signage is in good condition, except for the damage to the rest seats that were not well repaired. There is no parking space, only the entrance can be suspended. No toilets, sinks or water dispensers. This is a solemn place, possibly an ancient ritual venue, and you can feel its magnetic field and spirituality when you come alone. It is recommended to go to the meeting with a heart of worship, and there will be more profound words about the place. At present, there are no traces of public destruction of the relics, and it is worth five stars in terms of the preservation value of the relics.