Bunong Tribe

❤ Bunon is one of the most important indigenous people in Taitung, and Bunon Tribal Farm is a place to showcase the unique local culture. As soon as you enter the tribe, you have a strong national customs. Looking at the past, it was green and quiet, very grounded. In this original ecology, there are also cafes, handicrafts specialty areas, restaurants. ☕ especially cafes, especially feel. The semi-open-air seating has a good view, overlooking Luming Creek, and furniture such as tables and chairs also combines popular totems and symbols to create new minority art. Sit down for a cup of coffee, add a ball of ice cream, listen to the soothing sound of Bunong's sky, and feel that everything has slowed down. Lunch at Bu Nong Restaurant, eat a local food, use slate as a plate, local pork, Aiye wrapped rice are particularly fragrant. Not to be missed, there is also the "eight-part synth" of the tribal theater, like Tianzhu, which the Bunon people are famous for. The winter and summer vacation are normal two times a day, 10:30 in the morning and 2 pm. At the beginning of the song, there are only four synths, but when the range is high to a certain level, there are eight different scales, this kind of harmony is currently unique in the world, and it is also a performance that tourists who come here to play should not miss. In addition, the instrumental music of the Bunon people is well preserved among the ethnic minorities, and the unique musical instruments are the four-string piano. ☺ Feel the theme of Bunon culture, experience the life of local Aboriginal people, and deeply understand the different Taitung culture.

The surrounding parks of the Bunon tribe include organic farmland, pastures, and the working area of the Agricultural Development Department. Organic farmland varies with the season and has a variety of different organic crops, such as: pineapple, cucumber, loofah, long beans, autumn sunflowers, eggplant, corn, sweet potato leaves, kohli vegetables, oysters, Onion, chili... etc., and dragon fruit, longan and other fruits are also the focus of cultivation. After the harvest, in addition to supplying the needs of the Bunon tribal restaurant, you can also make homemade processed products, and also sell them at the organic market in the park. They are all loved by tourists.

Personally, this place is completely a commercial operation, and the real Bunong people live in a state that is not the case. In fact, many of Taiwan's past "tribals" have long moved into modern life.

This tribe is the most prosperous minority in Taitung. The welcome method here is very lively, all in the form of dancing and singing. Many artists experience life here, and there are many private houses to choose to live.

The first time I heard about this indigenous minority in Taiwan, the Bujia tribe is named after the Bunon people. The area here is actually quite small and there are not many people, but the people in the village are very enthusiastic.