Heping Tribal Leisure Agriculture Area. The indigenous people of Wufeng Township still refer to Heping Community as Maibolai. It is one of the four ancestral tribes of the Wufeng Atayal people, with over 10 natural waterfalls suitable for SPA. The indigenous people of Wufeng Township still refer to Heping Community as Maibolai. It is one of the four ancestral tribes of the Wufeng Atayal people, with over 10 natural waterfalls suitable for SPA. Walking along the lush forest trails and breathing in the forest bathing essence is refreshing and invigorating, making it a burgeoning tourist destination in Wufeng. Local stone lotus, pasture delicacies, and high-altitude fruits and vegetables are deeply loved by tourists. The biggest feature of the Heping Tribal Agricultural Leisure Area in Wufeng Township is the preservation of the original Atayal culture. They have even used local bamboo forest specialties to build bamboo torii gates, bamboo houses, bamboo signs, and other unique cultural relics. As soon as travelers enter the Heping Tribal area, they immediately feel the passionate indigenous culture. Heping Tribe has three famous trails, among which the Guyan Waterfall Trail is the most famous. The Maibolai Trail, located beside the Guyan Waterfall Trail, can be said to be an important road for local residents in the early days. Although there are now convenient external roads, for the residents, this place still has preservation value and meaning. The Guize Mountain Hiking Trail, located in the center of Heping Tribe, is a paradise for hikers. From here, you can climb to the highest point of Heping Tribe and overlook the beauty of the entire Heping Village. In addition to the original characteristics of Heping Tribe, this agricultural area is also a specialty tribe for peaches and plums. When peaches and plums are in season,
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