Wulai Forestry Life Museum — In the early 1940s and 1950s, outsiders who came to Wulai to make a living, in order to facilitate the transportation of handcarts and logging tools, mostly gathered along the handcart tracks. Most of them were near the Wulai Handcart Station and the Guishan timber collection yard.

Wulai Forestry Life Museum. In the early 1940s and 1950s, outsiders who came to Wulai to make a living, in order to facilitate the transportation of handcarts and logging tools, mostly gathered along the handcart tracks. Most of them were near the Wulai Handcart Station and the Guishan timber collection yard. In the early 1940s and 1950s, outsiders who came to Wulai to make a living, in order to facilitate the transportation of handcarts and logging tools, mostly gathered along the handcart tracks. Most of them were near the Wulai Handcart Station and the Guishan timber collection yard. Originally, they simply built simple wooden houses to live in, but over time, they renovated them into brick and tile houses and concrete bungalows. What was originally a temporary living space for handcart workers also became a settlement where a large number of families gathered. Because this settlement was formed by the gathering of handcart workers, locals mostly called this place "Che-liao-ping" or "Che-a-liao," forming a unique community life. Address: 新北市烏來區瀑布路1-2號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 New Taipei