Sandimen Cultural Center Introduction
Located in Zhongshan Park of Sandimen Township, the Sandimen Cultural Museum is created by the Sandimen Township Office. The location of the cultural museum was originally a shrine from the Japanese colonial period. It is currently managed by the Dima'er Cultural Industry and Art Association, serving as a window for showcasing and selling Sandimen's art and crafts. The museum is designed with a "Cultural Relics Exhibition Area," "Viewing Room," "Social Hall," and "Observation Deck." There is also a community kitchen featuring a giant eagle sculpture, gathering local artistic creations and industries, fully demonstrating the unique characteristics of Paiwan culture. In addition to the rich exhibitions, the left plaza showcases giant elevated pottery jars and original totem poles, while the grassy area on the right serves as the observation deck, with original architectural styles nestled among the green trees. Climbing up to the second floor of the observation deck offers a panoramic view of mountains and streams.
