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Hiking in Taiwan: Into the Mountain Forests of Hsinchu

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-12-232020-12-24

Activities, Hiking & Nature In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Places, Travel to Northern Taiwan | Taiwan SceneCinsbu, Hsinchu, Indigenous, Smangus, Taiwan forest, Taiwan hiking, Taiwan mountainsLeave a Comment

A guide to hiking in Hsinchu county’s Smangus and Cinsbu.

A Day of Indigenous Culture in Eastern Taiwan

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-10-302020-10-30

Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Travel to Eastern Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Unique Experiences For Taiwan Travel | Taiwan SceneIndigenous, Taitung, Taiwan, TribeLeave a Comment

Visit two of Taiwan’s indigenous tribes as well as harvesting your own honey in Taiwan’s east.

Savor Fresh Farm-to-Table Produce on This Aboriginal Cooking Tour

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-10-222020-10-22

Food & Drink Experience In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Guest Column, Travel to Eastern Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Unique Experiences For Taiwan Travel | Taiwan SceneAmis, cooking class, Hualien, Indigenous, TafalongLeave a Comment

Visit Tafalong and join a farm-to-table feast where you will gain a deeper understanding of the Amis customs and food culture.

Travel Deeper to Bakulas: A Tribal Wonderland Hidden in the Forest

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-05-282021-02-08

Hiking & Nature In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Nantou & Sun Moon Lake, Travel to Central Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Unique Experiences For Taiwan Travel | Taiwan SceneIndigenous, Taiwan, TribeLeave a Comment

Travel deeper to Bakurasu in Taiwan, where the tradition of indigenous Bunun Tribe is preserved so that we can still appreciate the simple things in lives.

3 Tribes You Need to Visit in Eastern Taiwan

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-03-202020-03-19

Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Travel to Eastern Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Unique Experiences For Taiwan Travel | Taiwan Sceneeast, Indigenous, Taiwan, taroko, Taroko Gorge, TribeLeave a Comment

Three Amis tribes that welcome visitors that you need to check out.

Beauty in the east: five days on Taiwan’s east coast

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-10-082019-10-08

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MyTaiwanTour’s Five Days Eastern Beauty Tour is the perfect way to experience the best of what eastern Taiwan has to offer.

Language of love: indigenous R&B singer ABAO on Paiwanese music

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-09-272019-09-27

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Taiwan Scene chatted with ABAO, indigenous R&B singer, about indigenous music in Taiwan, what it is to be Paiwanese and World Music Festival.

5 acts to see at 2019 World Music Festival in Taipei

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-09-242019-09-26

Activities, Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan SceneCulture, Editor's Pick, Festival, Indigenous, music, Taipei, TaiwanLeave a Comment

From local favorites to international stars, here’s who you need to check out at the 2019 world music festival at Taipei Dajia Riverside Park.

Celebrate the beauty of the eastern coast at Taiwan East Coast Land Art Festival

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-09-112019-09-24

Activities, Festivals, History & Culture In Taiwan | Taiwan SceneArt, Culture, Hualien, Indigenous, music, TaitungLeave a Comment

Taiwan East Coast Land Art Festival, a celebration of local indigenous art, music, culture, identity and more in Taitung.

Belle of the Zhiben Hot-Spring Ball The Hotel Royal Chihpen

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-07-262021-03-17

Hotel in Hualien, Yilan and Taitung, Hotels & Accommodations, Taitung, Travel to Eastern Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Unique Experiences For Taiwan Travel | Taiwan SceneHot springs, hotel, Indigenous, Relaxation, Taitung, TaiwanLeave a Comment

Words by Rick Charette Let’s spend a little time getting to know a place with a legitimate claim to being Taiwan’s premier hot-spring resort hotel. When the Japanese controlled Taiwan as a colony from 1895 to 1945, they transplanted their love of genteel mineral-spring soaking to the island. A distinctive Taiwanese hot-spring culture then bubbled…