Wutai Presbyterian Church Introduction
Wutai Presbyterian Church is located in Wutai Village, Wutai Township. Established in 1966, it was built using materials sourced from the local area, with the assistance of national treasure artist Du BanNan and the collective effort of the villagers. The church features the tallest cypress wood cross and stone carvings in Asia, resembling a small castle church. Nestled within the misty mountains and forests, it appears as a church in heaven, making it a must-visit spot for travelers to Wutai. Upon entering the church, you will notice two Western angel statues blowing trumpets on the ceiling, while various representations of the Rukai people, such as lilies, bamboo viper snakes, and knives, can be seen throughout, showcasing the spirit and cooperative labor of the Rukai community. It is recommended to stay for about 30 minutes to appreciate this beautiful architecture. Please note that an entry permit is required to visit Wutai Township, and Class A large buses are prohibited from passing through.
