太魯閣族文創園區

Here you can get a deep understanding of the culture of the Taroko tribe. The narrator can explain the culture of the ancestors in a short time.

It was closed at the end of last year, google has not been updated, it ran for nothing

The tour guide was great and provided a lot of clothes and other fabrics.

It’s great... to promote local ethnic cultural awareness and art exhibitions

In the expansion exhibits, there are some aboriginal handicrafts displayed. The address is ‘Taruko Cultural and Creative Park’. Google navigation misleads to ‘Aboriginal Cultural Center’.

The curator's explanation of the humanities and history of the Taroko people is quite detailed, allowing us to understand the historical background of the Taroko people and their cultural heritage. The teaching and promotion of the xylophone and harmonica are touching

It’s just on the side of the road, but the white lines along the road can be used. The parking lot is very small. It has one hall and two halls. Both are very small. It takes about 5 minutes to visit the aboriginal brother. The service attitude is very good. I will introduce you one by one. Pull and follow you from start to finish until the end, he will send you a fb punch-in gift, but instead, you have to sign and take pictures for him so that he can put it on the official website so that he can explain the enthusiasm of the waiters. Even you are just passing by. Then he will ask if you are here to visit and then grab you to visit. The gift is a wooden coaster and cute piggy charm However, the toilets are very dirty, there are a lot of mosquitoes, and the ground is full of water, urine, and soil. Obviously they did not diligently clean the toilets In the current exhibition room, two different artists have jointly exhibited the wood carvings. The aboriginal brother said that this is a platform for the aboriginal artists to exhibit and perform. When the exhibition period of these wood carvings has passed, there may be buyers who buy it and go inside. Exhibits have already been ordered

The small and exquisite venue is worth a glance at the curatorial exhibition, and it is a good place to take pictures!