Bailan Tribe. Taoshan Village in Wufeng Township is famous for its leisure tourism and fruit picking tours. Bailan Tribe is even more renowned for growing temperate fruits and vegetables, particularly the Japanese-introduced 'persimmons', and. Taoshan Village in Wufeng Township is famous for its leisure tourism and fruit picking tours. Bailan Tribe is even more renowned for growing temperate fruits and vegetables, particularly the Japanese-introduced 'persimmons', and peaches. The residents' main source of income comes from growing peaches, persimmons, and high-altitude vegetables. Peaches are the star fruit of Bailan Tribe, with their plump flesh and fragrant, sweet taste that lingers on the palate. The peach season is from June to August, followed by kiwis in September, and persimmons in October. Throughout the year, you can also enjoy fresh, crisp, and sweet high-altitude vegetables such as cabbage, napa cabbage, and bird's nest fern. Bailan Tribe is located in the mountainous area in the southwest corner of Wufeng Township. It is a traditional Atayal tribe surrounded by high mountains and steep peaks. Due to its remote location, it has preserved its most original natural mountain scenery. Being situated on a mountain at an altitude of 1000 meters, high mountain clouds and mist often form in the mountains every afternoon. Bailan Tribe currently has several guesthouses, all operated by local Atayal fruit farmers who have transitioned into tourism. These establishments combine ecological tours, hunting experiences, fruit picking, traditional weaving classes, and Atayal cuisine, allowing visitors to deeply experience Atayal culture. From sunrise to sunset, the beautiful scenery of Bailan is everywhere. There are pristine bamboo forest hiking trails, vast seas of clouds stretching to the horizon, historical relics of Japanese colonial-era old forts filled with nostalgia, and relaxing hot springs.
Address: 新竹縣五峰鄉桃山村18鄰
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu County