Wuli Village Introduction
Bul bul, located on the 187th kilometer of the Southern Cross-Island Highway surrounded by mountains, has an elevation of over 700 meters and features a comfortable climate. "Bul bul" in the Bunun language means the sound of water bubbling up from the ground, indicating the strong connection between water and this place. Before entering the village, visitors can see a statue of a hunter carrying a wild boar, which serves as the symbolic entrance to the village, showcasing the brave and courageous spirit of the Bunun people. In the pavilion behind Wulu Elementary School, two ancient cannons are displayed, which testify to the heroism of the Bunun people in resisting the Japanese army. Inside the village, one can feel a serene and quiet atmosphere, filled with the sounds of insects, birds, and frogs, where any man-made noise seems to disrupt this harmonious rhythm. The entire village is small, and the blue, white, and orange-colored cottages seem to be its distinctive feature. The hillside of the village is planted with corn, plums, and peaches, making late winter to early spring the best time to enjoy the blooming of plum and plum blossoms. 【Source: Tribe Backpacker, Feng Taitung, Tribal Travel Guide】
