Renaissance Visitor Center Introduction
The Linari Visitor Center is located on Heping Road in Majia Township, Pingtung County. The Forestry Bureau established the "Linari Visitor Center" as the site allows for connections to scenic spots along Taiwan National Route 24, and County Roads 185 and 187. Additionally, the Pingtung County Government has set up the Hongli Story Museum and the Linari 1n1 Creative Space nearby, which focus on the inheritance of indigenous culture combined with innovation and creativity, transforming traditional crafts into artistic expressions with endless possibilities, providing convenience for tourists with diverse services for travel, shopping, and transportation. The center is equipped with accessible tourist consultation counters, multimedia rooms, breastfeeding rooms, book exchange stations, and smart device charging facilities. Visitors to the center must take a moment to try on original Paiwan ethnic clothing for a memorable photo experience. Situated in an area with excellent views of the Pingtung Plain, tourists can ascend to the second floor to admire the surrounding mountains, watch the sunset glow, and gaze at the Xialiao Bridge and the Kaohsiung 85 Building. The square in front of the center occasionally hosts holiday art markets, incorporating the trend of creative markets while showcasing the unique cultural features of the indigenous community. For those who wish to further experience and learn about the cultures of the Rukai and Paiwan people, it is recommended to explore the local tribes and savor their cultural lifestyle. A suggested stay of about 30 minutes allows for obtaining local tourism information and inquiring about popular free ethnic clothing experiences for photos.
