Makjia Granary Introduction
"Kubav" in the Paiwan language means granary, which is an important place for the storage of community products. Due to the impact of Typhoon Morakot, members of the Maja community, who have traditionally relied on agriculture for survival, expanded to the Lianari community and considered the need for an appropriate space to share the agricultural produce and cultural crafts from the old community. Based on their past experiences, Maja residents recognized the importance of granaries in their lives. Through their joint efforts, they developed the Kubav Maja Granary into a space that serves not only for food storage but also for industry and cultural marketing. The Maja Granary encompasses eight key aspects: sales and marketing of agricultural specialties, experience workshops for red quinoa, bicycle rentals, a flavor meal supply station, tourism information services, a community museum, guided ecological tours, and cultural performances such as song and dance. The people of Maja hope that the establishment of the Maja Granary will serve as a concentrated platform for community industries, enabling the community's cultural heritage to be recorded and preserved. The Maja Granary is a platform where the people of the Maja community can thrive in various ways.
