Linnae Visitor Center Introduction
The Linari Visitor Center is located on Heping Road in Majia Township, Pingtung County. The Forest Bureau set up the Linari Visitor Center due to its capacity to connect attractions along Taiwan Route 24, and Pingtung County's Route 185 and 187. Additionally, the Pingtung County Government has established a Red Quinoa Story House and the Linari 1n1 Creativity Space nearby. These spaces aim to combine indigenous culture with innovation and creativity, transforming traditional crafts into infinite artistic representations, thus providing convenience for tourists with diverse services for recreation, shopping, and travel. Inside the center, there are facilities like an accessible travel consultation service desk, a multimedia room, a nursing room, a book-sharing station, and charging stations for smart devices. Visitors to the center should take time to experience wearing traditional clothing of the Paiwan indigenous people for a photo opportunity. Due to its location, visitors can enjoy a fantastic view of the Pingtung Plain from the second floor, where they can admire the surrounding mountains, watch the sunset's glow, and get a distant view of the Xiapu Bridge and Kaohsiung's 85 Sky Tower. The plaza in front of the center occasionally hosts holiday art markets, blending the trend of creative markets with indigenous cultural特色. For those wanting to further experience and understand the cultures of the Lukai and Paiwan tribes, it's recommended to visit the villages to appreciate their cultural lifestyle. A suggested visit time is around 30 minutes, during which visitors can obtain local tourism information and inquire about popular free traditional clothing experiences for photos.
