Luluan. The name "Luluwan" comes from a family name in the Rukai language. The owner, Balu, used to live in Taipei. After Typhoon Morakot,. The name "Luluwan" comes from a family name in the Rukai language. The owner, Balu, was formerly from Taipei. After his village was destroyed and relocated by Typhoon Morakot, he returned to participate in the reconstruction efforts. He began to learn about tribal culture and redefine his life. The Kucapungane (Good Tea) community should be connected to the cultural image of the park. Luluwan Restaurant connects local farmers and agricultural products from the community, offering visitors a chance to experience authentic traditional indigenous Taiwanese cuisine and innovative food and drink artistry during their local travels. This allows them to learn about traditional indigenous food and farming culture, as well as the traditional chieftain system and ceremonial culture, providing visitors with a direct cultural consumption experience. Address: 屏東縣霧臺鄉好茶村古茶柏安街17巷13號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Pingtung