Luchang — Located in Donghe Village, Nanzhuang Township, Miaoli County, Luchang was formerly known as Jiubusi, named after the indigenous Jiubusi community that once resided there. Later, due to the abundance of deer in the mountainous areas of Luchang, Han Chinese settlers named it Luchang when they began cultivating Nanzhuang. It is a simple and secluded mountain village.

Luchang. Located in Donghe Village, Nanzhuang Township, Miaoli County, Luchang was formerly known as Jiubusi, named after the indigenous Jiubusi community that once resided there. Later, due to the abundance of deer in the mountainous areas of Luchang, Han Chinese settlers named it Luchang when they began cultivating Nanzhuang. It is a simple and secluded mountain village. Located in Donghe Village, Nanzhuang Township, Miaoli County, Luchang was formerly known as Jiubusi, named after the indigenous Jiubusi community that once resided there. Later, due to the abundance of deer in the mountainous areas of Luchang, Han Chinese settlers named it Luchang when they began cultivating Nanzhuang. It is a simple and secluded mountain village. Luchang is the furthest Atayal settlement on the upper reaches of the Zhonggang River, situated on the northeastern slopes of Mount Jiali. It is surrounded by the numerous peaks of the Mount Jiali range, with lush greenery enveloping the entire area. The magnificent mountain scenery and natural canyons create a feeling of being in a paradise! Due to geological changes, residents of Luchang once relocated to Dongjiang New Village above the Nanzhuang Nursery. However, most residents returned to Luchang to cultivate shiitake mushrooms and paper mulberry for a living. The inconvenient transportation has preserved the original natural landscape, with layered mountains, dense forests, deep valleys, and breathtaking natural scenery. Address: 苗栗縣南庄鄉鹿場2之1號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Miaoli