Peace Tribe Leisure Agricultural Area Introduction
Wufeng Township's indigenous people still refer to the He Ping community as Maibala, which is one of the four ancestral villages of the Wufeng Atayal tribe. There are over ten natural waterfalls suitable for spa treatments, and walking along the lush forest trails allows visitors to absorb phytoncides, providing a refreshing experience. It has become a rising tourist destination in Wufeng, with local specialties including stone lotus flowers, pasture delicacies, and cold-resistant fruits highly favored by visitors. In the agricultural leisure area of the He Ping village in Wufeng Township, the most notable feature is the preservation of Atayal indigenous culture. Bamboo from local forests has been used to construct various structures such as bamboo birdhouses, bamboo houses, bamboo signage, and other unique artifacts, allowing travelers to immediately feel the vibrant spirit of indigenous people upon entering the He Ping village area. He Ping village boasts three well-known trails, with the Gu Yan Waterfall Trail being the most famous; the Maibala Trail adjacent to the Gu Yan Waterfall Trail is considered an important road for local residents in the past. Although there is now a convenient access road, this area still holds value and significance for the residents. The Guize Mountain Hiking Trail, located in the center of He Ping village, is a paradise for hikers, from which one can ascend to the highest point of the village and overlook the beauty of the entire He Ping settlement. In addition to the original characteristics of He Ping village, this agricultural area is also known for its peaches and plums. During the peak season of peach and plum harvest, the whole mountain is covered with white paper bags wrapping the fruits, and without a close look, one might mistake it for snow adorning the mountain, creating a stunning sight.
