Bunun Tribal Leisure Farm Introduction
The Bunun Tribe Leisure Farm is located in Yanping Township, Taitung County, and was jointly developed by the Bunun Cultural and Educational Foundation and local residents. It is a comprehensive leisure farm that integrates indigenous art, culture, and tourism features. Currently, it includes a tribal theater, tribal homestays, tribal restaurants, a tribal café, a weaving workshop, a conference hall, an organic farm, a ranch, a specialty agricultural processing factory, a convenience store, a riverside park, a butterfly valley area, and a Bunun Forest Ecology Park. In 2002, it also acquired the opportunity for public-private partnership in the Bunun Hongye Hot Springs, becoming the first case in Taiwan where indigenous tourism resources in a reservation were reclaimed for management by indigenous peoples after national expropriation. The Bunun Cultural and Educational Foundation’s management of the Bunun Tribe and Bunun Hongye Hot Springs fosters a sense of identity among local residents and pride in creating self-sustaining industries. The Taitung Bunun Tribe Leisure Farm adheres to the operational philosophy of preserving traditional tribal culture and self-sufficiency, and sincerely welcomes every guest's visit.
