Amis are a large community-based indigenous ethnic group with a large population. They have magnific...

Weaving and face tattoos are distinctive to the Atayal who follow the ancestral preaching (gaga) and...

The Paiwan (Payuan) link politics, marriage, religion, and art with the family names, clans and a ri...

Distributed on both sides of the Central Mountain Range at an elevation of 500-1,500m, Bunun people ...

Although the Pinuyumayan people settled in the plains area with various ethnic communities and began...

The Rukai (Drekay) society is characterized by a social class system formed upon a well-defined divi...

The Tsou (Cou) people settled in elevated Alishan Mountain in central Taiwan. Important ceremonies i...

Saisiyat (Say-Siyat) society consists of village clans. The Saisiyat people adopted Chinese surnames...

The Yami (Tao) people settled on Lanyu (lit. Orchid Island) in Taitung County. This ethnic group has...

The Thao people mainly reside in Ita Thao (Barawbaw) Village, Yuchi (Qabizay) Township, Nantou Count...

The Kavalan (Kebalan) people settled in Yilan for generations, they lived freely over hundreds of ye...

The Truku (Taroko) people value their weaving and face tattooing culture, believe in ancestral spiri...

The 1878 Takubuwa Incident (Jialiwan Incident) has significant influences in Sakizaya history and cu...

The Sediq people are distributed in the mountainous areas in central Taiwan. Characterized by their ...

Agricultural rituals are important to the Hla’alua people, and the Miatungusu (Holy Shell Ritual) is...

For a long time, the Kanakanavu people, Hla’alua people, and Tsou people living in Alishan Township ...