Taoyuan District Indigenous Cultural Museum Introduction
The Indigenous Peoples Cultural Museum of Taoyuan District is located along the Southern Cross-Island Highway, approximately 94 kilometers into the district, surrounded by mountains and boasting beautiful scenery. The museum consists of three floors and primarily represents the Bunun and Raruan tribes, with some representation from the Paiwan, Lukai, and Han ethnic groups. In front of the museum is a large outdoor performance area suitable for various ceremonies. The museum primarily preserves local indigenous culture with a rich collection of artifacts, including images and objects, showcasing the cultural development history of the Bunun and Raruan tribes in the area to present their rich culture. It aims to help tribal members understand their historical context and the trajectory of cultural change. It is recommended to spend about an hour visiting the thematic exhibition areas containing artifacts and cultural images of various tribes.
