Wufeng Township Indigenous Peoples Museum. If you want to further understand the local historical development, you can visit the Wufeng Township Indigenous Peoples Museum. If you want to further understand the local historical development, you can visit the Wufeng Township Indigenous Peoples Museum. The replicated Japanese-style building is beautiful and magnificent. It was formerly the residence where Marshal Zhang Xueliang was confined. Today, it is a venue for displaying the traditional daily necessities, clothing, musical instruments, and architectural styles of the Atayal and Saisiyat people, guiding visitors to understand the lifestyle of indigenous ancestors. Visiting the Indigenous Peoples Museum allows you to fully understand the distribution of villages and tribes within Wufeng Township, annual events, and local agricultural specialties through the information on the exhibition panels. Many cultural relics related to the lives of indigenous people in Wufeng Township are also exhibited here, such as bird scarers and bows and arrows made from bamboo, which is abundant in Wufeng Township, as well as hunting knives, facial tattooing tools, and precious photographs of Atayal elders with facial tattoos. In addition to cultural relics, this place also exhibits jewelry, handicrafts, and paintings created by local indigenous artists and workshop students, inspired by the scenes of indigenous life and the inheritance of traditional craftsmanship. The extent to which indigenous culture has been passed down to the present day and its impact on local humanities is evident.
Address: 新竹縣五峰鄉桃山村清泉164-6號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu County