Wutai Christian Presbyterian Church Introduction
The Wutai Presbyterian Church is located in Wutai Village, Wutai Township. Established in 1966, it was handcrafted by the national treasure-level artist Master Dubanan using local materials, with the entire village's strength used to create the tallest cypress wood cross and slate carving art in Asia, resembling a small castle church. Set amidst the clouds and mountains, it appears to be a church in paradise and is one of the must-visit attractions for travelers to Wutai. Upon entering the church, visitors can see two Western angel statues blowing horns on the roof, with the imagery of the Rukai people, such as lilies, hundred-pace snakes, and knives, visible everywhere, showcasing the spirit and collaborative labor of the Rukai people. It is recommended to stay for about 30 minutes to appreciate this beautiful building. An entry permit is required to enter Wutai Township, and the passage of Class A large buses is prohibited.
