2014 Indigenous South Island Group Wedding – Witnessing Love Beneath Dawu Mountain
▲ The famous “Lover’s Tree” within Maolin National Scenic Area. (Photo / Courtesy of the official website of Maolin National Scenic Area, the same applies below)
Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report
The “2014 Indigenous South Island Group Wedding: Love Tied to Dawu Mountain – The Vow of Lily” series of events organized by the Maolin National Scenic Area Administration willtake place from March 8 to 29, with a series of activities scheduled every Saturday and Sunday in Wutai, Sandimen, and Majia during the event period, offering both domestic and international tourists the chance to explore indigenous culture and tribal landscapes.
The administration noted that this year marks the ninth edition of the Indigenous South Island Group Wedding, which is hosted in rotation by the three northern Pingtung townships of Sandimen, Majia, and Wutai. This year,traditional Rukai wedding ceremonies will be held in Wutai Township, Pingtung County, from March 21 to 22. The area surrounding the wedding also features distinctive attractions such as the Slate Lane and the Christian Presbyterian Church, further immersing the couples and attendees in a richly joyful atmosphere. A total of 12 couples will celebrate their marriage under the witness of Dawu Mountain.
During the event period, the scenic area will also collaborate with local operators to launch special tourism packages.
To allow both domestic and international visitors to explore the beautiful indigenous villages and experience tribal culture, the organizers have specially planned several tour packages during the event period, featuring guided tours and special ethnic cuisine meals. Local dining and accommodation businesses around the event venues have also introduced promotional offers in coordination with the series of activities. Additionally, there will be free shuttle buses and lucky draw gifts among other activities. For more details, please visit theMaolin National Scenic Area Administration website.
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