Peace Valley Leisure Agricultural Area Introduction
Wufeng Township's indigenous people still refer to the Peace Community as "Maibala," which is one of the four origin tribes of the Wufeng Atayal. There are more than ten natural waterfalls that can be used for spa treatments, and walking on the lush forest trails allows visitors to absorb phytoncides, making for a refreshing experience. It is an emerging tourist destination in Wufeng, where local stone lotus, pasture delicacies, and high-altitude vegetables are particularly favored by visitors. In the agricultural leisure area of Peace Village in Wufeng Township, the most notable feature is the preservation of the Atayal's primitive culture. The locals have even built various unique artifacts, such as bamboo torii gates, bamboo houses, and bamboo signposts, using the local bamboo specialties, so that travelers immediately feel the passion of the indigenous people upon entering the Peace Community. Peace Community has three well-known trails, among which the Gu Yan Waterfall Trail is the most famous. The Maibala Trail, located beside the Gu Yan Waterfall Trail, was once an important road for the local residents. Although there is now a convenient external road, it still holds value and significance for the residents. Central to the Peace Community is the鬼澤山 Trail, a paradise for hikers, from where they can climb to the highest point of the Peace Community and enjoy the beauty of the entire village. In addition to the primitive characteristics of Peace Community, this agricultural area is also known for its peaches and plums. During the harvest season, the entire mountain is often covered in white paper bags enclosing the fruits, which, at a glance, might be mistaken for snowflakes blanketing the mountains, creating a stunning sight.
