Dulan Introduction
Dulan is the largest tribe in the southern part of the eastern coastline. Standing tall is Dulan Mountain, revered by the tribal community as a "sacred mountain." It is not only a spiritual symbol of folklore, art, and culture but also a great place for tourists to enjoy the beauty of nature! Recently, the Amis tribe has been actively promoting community culture, enhancing their songs and dances, innovating and refining their handicrafts, and offering fresh and healthy Amis-style cuisine that is definitely worth a try. The Dulan area not only boasts the county-designated site "Dulan Site," coastal intertidal zones, and profound ecological features representative of the Amis tribe but also attractions like the "Upside-Down Water Wonder," the filming location of the movie "Under the Moonlight - I Remember," known as "Moonlight Lodge," the beautiful bay "Jiamuzi Bay," the brown sugar cultural art museum "Xindong Sugar Factory," and the stunning mountains (Dulan Sacred Mountain) and waters (Pacific Ocean), providing visitors with a journey full of fun and surprises! The Eastern Office has built several pavilions along Highway 11, allowing tourists to admire the beauty of Dulan Bay from different perspectives. In midsummer nights, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Dulan Bay under a starry sky!
