Bunun Tribe Leisure Farm Introduction
Taitung Bunun Village Leisure Farm is located in Yanping Township, Taitung County. It was jointly established by the Bunun Cultural and Educational Foundation and local residents, integrating indigenous arts, culture, and tourism features into a comprehensive leisure farm. Currently, it has plans for a Bunun Village theater, village homestays, village restaurants, a village coffee shop, a weaving workshop, a conference hall, an organic farm, a ranch, an agricultural products processing factory, and a convenience store, as well as riverbank parks, a butterfly valley area, and a Bunun mountain forest ecological park. In 2002, it also obtained the opportunity for public-private partnership for the Bunun Red Leaf Hot Spring, becoming the first case in Taiwan where indigenous tourism resources on reserved land were re-acquired by indigenous peoples after national expropriation. The Bunun Cultural and Educational Foundation has fostered a sense of identity among local residents and created pride in self-sufficient industries through the management of Bunun Village and the Bunun Red Leaf Hot Spring. Taitung Bunun Village Leisure Farm adheres to the concept of preserving the beautiful culture of traditional villages and self-sustaining operations, sincerely welcoming every guest's visit.
