| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
| Minimum participant requirement | 4 travelers |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Meal arrangement | Lunch included |
| Additional service & facility | Transfer included |
| Sightseeing type | Eco-tourism |
| Transport | Charter car |
The minimum number of people in a group is 4. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum number of people in the group specified above, the tour will be canceled and an email notification of cancellation will be sent 3 days before the departure date.
If part of the itinerary is cancelled due to delays caused by force majeure such as traffic and weather, please contact customer service and we will process a partial refund for you.
The on-board service staff serves as both the driver and the tour guide, and provides guided explanations throughout the journey.
For ride-sharing services, pick-up and drop-off may be at different locations. The pick-up time will be notified one day in advance.
The travel times listed in the itinerary are for reference only. The order of the itinerary may be changed depending on road conditions or the large number of tourists on holidays.
This is a combined tour, and pets are not allowed (service dogs are permitted, but must be noted in the order notes).
If restaurants or attractions are closed, a service of the same standard will be provided as a substitute.
In response to environmental protection, although bowls and chopsticks are provided for lunch at the experiential venue, it is recommended that you bring your own non-disposable tableware (bowl & chopsticks).
The main residents of Lushan Village belong to the Bunun people, a unique community that preserves its traditional culture, ecological wisdom, and way of life. Visitors here can gain in-depth understanding of the Bunun's historical origins, ceremonial rituals, linguistic arts, and mountain philosophy, experiencing their wisdom of harmonious coexistence with nature and their lifestyle of living in symbiosis with the environment.
A day trip to Lushan Village primarily includes visits to the village cultural park and the 'Walking Tree' Forest Museum. You'll also have the opportunity to participate in traditional mochi pounding and savor indigenous-style meals. The itinerary also takes you to tea plantations and shops in the homeland of Luye Hongyu Long tea, allowing you to experience the local tea-drinking culture and deeply appreciate the natural and cultural charm of Taitung.
Lushan Village is situated at an altitude of approximately 500 to 1000 meters, making it a low to mid-altitude mountainous area. Due to the variable mountain weather, it's recommended to wear comfortable clothing, non-slip shoes suitable for walking, and bring sun protection, a hat, and rain gear. Some paths may be slippery, so please pay close attention to your footing and your personal condition.
The 'Walking Trees' in Lushan Village refer to the local endemic clusters of Banyan trees. The aerial roots of these banyans extend downwards into the soil, forming new trunks, allowing the entire tree structure to continuously expand outwards, making them appear to be moving, hence they are called the 'Walking Tree Forest Museum.' This showcases the wonders of nature and a unique ecological landscape.
Visiting the 'Walking Trees' typically requires following a local guide, as the area is private land and holds profound ecological education and cultural significance. Tourists can arrange transportation to the village by booking services that include a Lushan Village itinerary. Local guides will then lead you for an in-depth explanation, ensuring you can safely experience and respect the local culture.
When participating in the Bunun cultural experiences in Lushan Village, you can look forward to learning traditional Bunun songs and dances, personally enjoying the fun of pounding mochi by hand, tasting unique tribal cuisine, and listening to tribal elders share Bunun history, legends, and mountain living wisdom. This offers a profound and diverse indigenous cultural journey.
During the tea-tasting experience in the Luye Hongyu Long tea region, you will learn about the unique processing methods and flavors of Hongyu Long tea, including its characteristics of heavy fermentation and heavy roasting. Tea shops will guide you through tasting Hongyu Long teas of different vintages and flavor profiles, teaching you how to appreciate its mellow taste and unique ripe fruit aroma, providing a deep immersion into Taitung's tea culture.
It is recommended to bring lightweight and comfortable clothing, mosquito repellent, a personal water bottle, and common medications. As tribal activities may involve forest trails, wearing non-slip athletic shoes or hiking boots is very important. Additionally, maintaining an open mind, respecting tribal culture and customs, and fully cooperating with the guide's instructions will make your experience more enriching and smooth.