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Apr 18

66 Pavilions and Countless Hospitality of the Indigenous People in Cayamavana

The No. 11 is as busy as the feet of the pedestrians in Wall Street.
The No. 22 is as romantic as the roses held by the couples in Avenue des Champs-Élysées.
The No. 33 is as long as the time that we wait for the Leo meteor shower.
The No. 44 is as sensitive as Landon’s bluest age.
The No. 55 is as happy as the laughters during the Songkran Festival.
The No. 66 is as generous as the pavilions that we share in Cayamavana!

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Category: Cou/Tsou, Event, Peoples, Story, TravelTagged: Cayamavana, hufu, kuba, pavilion

Apr 14

Exclusive Tour To Rinari & Tavatavang

Among leather carving, wood carving and glaze beads,

We greet each other, “Saabaw!” and sing together

In the moonlight, we listen to the legend of the clouded leopard’s disciples

Shell ginger, butterfly, Formosa lambsquarter, bamboo wrestler and the old tree in front of the formerly Japanese police station

We follow the ancient path of Paiwan people and learn about the wonder of nature

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Category: Event, Peoples, Rukai, TravelTagged: Rinari, Tavatavang

Apr 04

Beware the Headhunters!

Lee Bing-Rui, a late 19th century Qing Dynasty official stationed in Taiwan once wrote:

“Travelling in the mountains, one often encounters howls of ghosts and spirits, the saying goes: “To pay such tolls, a toss of hell money will do.” Encounter with ghosts were feasible, once encountering the howls of the savages, the toll will be paid in heads…….”

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Category: Peoples, Story, Truku

Apr 04

Swing, Swing, Swing Like a Beautiful Rice Ear for a New Year of Prosperity!

Look at these indigenous priests playing on the swings!…… Wait, are these 70-year-old priests really “playing”?

Not really! They are doing the Seeding Ceremony!

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Category: Event, Peoples, Thao, TravelTagged: seeding, swing

Apr 02

Taiwan’s Indigenous Oppose Trade Deal With China

Those occupying Taiwan’s legislature over the controversial Cross-Strait Service and Trade Agreement (CSSTA) between the island and China fear that allowing mainland capital to flow unrestricted into Taiwan will threaten Taiwanese culture, freedom of expression and national security.

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Category: Commentary, PeoplesTagged: China, Cross-Strait Service and Trade Agreement, Taiwan

Mar 27

What You Must Know Before Wearing an Indigenous Lover’s Bag!

“On Chinese Valentine’s day, the boy wears his alofo’ and invites his lover, Panay, to Cingaroan to see the Misahafay of Pangcah!”

“The boy wears his alofo’ in an imperfect way, so the Pangcah mato’asay teaches him how to wear it makapahay!”

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Category: Amis / Pancah, PeoplesTagged: alofo', Cingaroan, lover's bag

Mar 25

To Know an Indigenous Guy’s Good Look without Seeing Him in Person…… How?

Most Amis guys are strong, tall, and cute……, no wonder they are among the hottest indigenous males for many girls!

However, do you know there is a way to tell whether an Amis guy is handsome or not without seeing him with your own eyes?
You will know the answer after reading the story below……

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Category: Amis / Pancah, Peoples, StoryTagged: matriarchy

Mar 20

Bachimen, Keelung, and the 2% of Taiwan’s Hope and Struggle

“ As peculiar as it could be, the faces of the people here looked much healthier and more solid than the urbanites. It seemed that they were less susceptible to setbacks…… I also learned one thing here:

No matter how difficult life is, the only thing that could defeat us is not the external forces but ourselves.”

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Category: Amis / Pancah, Peoples, StoryTagged: Bachimen, Hsiao-Jung Guan, Keelung

Mar 19

No Fireworks, No Party, Only the Thanksgiving by Sending Fish to the Ancestors in the New Year of Kaxabu!

Kaxabu is one of the Taiwanese indigenous peoples living in Central Taiwan. Although not yet recognized by Taiwan’s central government, Kaxabu people still wield their own language and maintain their ceremonies, including muzaw a azem, the new year ceremony every 11th month……

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Category: Kaxabu / Kahabu, Peoples, StoryTagged: Kaxabu, muzaw a azem, New Year celebration

Mar 19

Yawi Noming, the Last Tattooed Warrior

He recalled the process of having the tattoo in one personal inerview years ago, they used a wood fixed by four needles to prick around on his face, and then dyed with the dyes made from Taiwan red pine:

“My face was bleeding. It was so hurt!”

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Category: Peoples, Story, TayalTagged: B'anax, facial tattoo, Tayal, Yawi Noming

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66 Pavilions and Countless Hospitality of the Indigenous People in Cayamavana

Exclusive Tour To Rinari & Tavatavang

Beware the Headhunters!

Swing, Swing, Swing Like a Beautiful Rice Ear for a New Year of Prosperity!

Taiwan’s Indigenous Oppose Trade Deal With China

What You Must Know Before Wearing an Indigenous Lover’s Bag!

To Know an Indigenous Guy’s Good Look without Seeing Him in Person…… How?

Bachimen, Keelung, and the 2% of Taiwan’s Hope and Struggle

No Fireworks, No Party, Only the Thanksgiving by Sending Fish to the Ancestors in the New Year of Kaxabu!

Yawi Noming, the Last Tattooed Warrior

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