Gaoshishequfuli Station - 牡丹 鄉 高士 佛 路 28 號 Gaoshishequfuli Station

Don't come too early, the door hasn't opened yet

Also known as the Koishi Shrine Shop, there are souvenirs such as Koishi Shrine's Omori, and the unit price is slightly higher, ranging from 200 to 600. There are public toilets.

The original house of the old Gaosi tribe was damaged by the wind, and now it is a combination house built by the government. Because the style of the combined house is modeled on the European architecture, it will give people the illusion of going abroad at first glance. After the village was restored, a community development association vigorously promoted sightseeing, and the welfare station was where they worked during the day (before I went up, I thought it was a community royal grocery store like the National Welfare Station XDD). There are usually open accommodations for the compound houses where the villagers are not there. There are two bases for the compound houses. The compound houses open to the tenants are relatively close to the mountain. The restored Coats shrine, assembly hall and welfare station are also in this land. We were assigned to live above the welfare station just this time. There are still villagers living in this land, so don’t worry that only one household lights up at night. The house is simple and clean, but there are everything in the bathroom, as long as you bring your own toothbrush and towel. There is no TV but you can enjoy the starlight, there is no air conditioning because it is not needed at all! The people we met in the past two days were super enthusiasm, and the puppy (crow) named after the shrine palace was super loved. I have been at the door to help us watch the door for two days, and will follow us when I go for a walk, super intimate! Everyone recommends to come here to relax and relax.