Peace Valley Leisure Agriculture Area Introduction
Wufeng Township's indigenous peoples still refer to the Peace Community as Maibara, one of the four original villages of the Wufeng Atayal tribe. There are more than ten natural waterfalls that can be enjoyed as spas, and walking along the lush forested trails allows visitors to absorb phytoncides, making for a refreshing experience. This area has become a burgeoning tourist destination, known for its local stone lotus flowers, pasture delicacies, and high-altitude fruits and vegetables that are beloved by visitors. The agritourism area in Peace Village retains the original culture of the Atayal tribe, featuring various unique artifacts constructed from local bamboo, including bamboo torii gates, bamboo houses, and bamboo signage. As travelers enter the Peace Village area, they are immediately immersed in the vibrant culture of the indigenous peoples. Peace Village boasts three renowned trails, with the Gu Yan Waterfall Trail being the most famous. The Maibara Trail adjacent to the Gu Yan Waterfall Trail served as an important route for early residents. Although there are now convenient external roads, this area still holds significance and value for the local inhabitants. The ghostly mountain hiking trail located in the center of Peace Village is a paradise for climbers, providing access to the highest point in Peace Village, where one can overlook the beauty of the entire village. In addition to the original characteristics of Peace Village, this agricultural region is also known for its peaches and plums. During the peak season for these fruits, the entire mountain is often draped in white paper bags filled with fruit, creating a stunning sight that resembles a blanket of snow.
