Majia Granary Introduction
"Kubav" means granary in the Paiwan language and is an important place for storing the tribe's products. After the 88 Flood, the residents of the Makaja tribe, who had mainly relied on agriculture, expanded to the Linari tribe and reflected on the need for a suitable space to share agricultural products and cultural crafts produced by the old tribe. Their past life experiences made the Makaja tribe realize the importance of granaries in their lives. Therefore, with everyone's joint efforts, the traditional space for grain storage - Kubav Makaja Granary - has been enhanced to also serve industrial and cultural marketing functions. The Makaja Granary includes eight major aspects: marketing and sales of agricultural specialties, red quinoa workshop experiences, bicycle rentals, flavor meal supply station, tourism information services, tribal cultural and historical museum, guided ecological tourism, and cultural heritage performance of songs and dances. The people of Makaja hope that through the establishment of the Makaja Granary, the tribe's industrial concentration window will harness collective strength to promote local industries and preserve cultural heritage. The Makaja Granary serves as a platform for the residents of the Makaja tribe to express themselves in various ways.
