Formosa Aboriginal Culture Village

　　Formosa Aboriginal Culture Village is situated in Yuchi Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. It is a theme park themed around the nine major indigenous tribes of Taiwan, spanning an expansive 62 hectares and built along the mountainside. In 2009, the park completed the construction of the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway, connecting the park’s Mountain View Tower to the Sun Moon Lake Youth Activity Center. The ropeway links the two attractions and offers breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains. On clear days, visitors can even gaze at the distant Puli Basin.

　　The park is designed to showcase the cultural characteristics of Taiwan’s nine major indigenous tribes — the Atayal, Saisiyat, Tsou, Bunun, Puyuma, Rukai, Tao, Amis, Paiwan, and Thao. It is divided into three main themed areas: the Indigenous Culture Area, the Happy World amusement park, and the European Garden. The European Garden features Baroque-style architecture, modular gardens, and geometric flower beds that offer a distinctly European aesthetic. The Indigenous Culture Area includes life-sized reconstructions of traditional tribal houses, performance theaters displaying indigenous dance and skills, as well as the Naluwan Theater and the Stone Sound Theater, immersing visitors in the rich cultural heritage of these tribes. Meanwhile, the most popular area among children is Happy World, where both kids and adults can embark on Caribbean adventures, race down Space Mountain, and brave the Hawaiian Surf — offering endless fun for all.

　　Formosa Aboriginal Culture Village Top reason to visit: One of Taiwan’s most unique theme parks