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- PamphletsAlishan tea festival in four seasonsCategory: PamphletsAttachments: Alishan tea festival in four seasons.pdfContent:Alishan tea festival in four seasons
- General tourismAlishan: An Artistic JourneyCategory: General tourismAttachments: 13-1 sequence.pdf 13-2 Spring painting.pdf 13-3 picture.pdf 13-4 autumn tour draw.pdf 13-5 tour draw winter.pdf 13-6 with the artist went to Alishan travel.pdf 13-7 Tour one.pdf 13-8 Tour two.pdf 13-9 Tour three.pdf 13-10 Tour four.pdf 13-11 Tour five.pdf 13-12 Tour six.pdf 13-13 picture tour travel tips.pdfContent:The beauty of Alishan is deeply imprinted in the memories of all who travel here. With this collection of paintings, it can be experienced again and again. Enjoy artists' conceptions of the forest railway framed in bright pink cherry blossoms of the Alishan Forest Recreation Area, the scenic spots of Rueitai, tea plantations, Tsou villages and the mountain scenery of Fencihu, Fongshan and Laiji.
- General tourismAlishan's Landscape BeautyCategory: General tourismAttachments: a large landscape of the United States 2-1.pdf a large landscape of the United States 2-2.pdfContent:This is a guidebook to the topography and geology of the Alishan area. It includes text and diagrams on the geographical location, boundaries and climate of the Greater Alishan Area, as well as stories of the earth\'s history. The terrains of the Alishan Range and the island of Taiwan are also described.
- General tourismIllusory Paradise: AlishanCategory: General tourismContent:How can you describe the magnificence of Alishan?? Mountains, forests, rivers and waterfalls or the fascinating culture and dances of its indigenous peoples? The best way is with poetry. This set of poems seeks to vividly capture the essence of Alishan in beautiful verse.
- General tourismA grand party with firefliesPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: General tourismAttachments: A grand party with fireflies.pdfContent:The flickering fireflies that light up the forest at summer nights also send the signals of romance through their light ...
- General tourismFun Alishan Trip for the ElderlyCategory: General tourismAttachments: Fun Alishan Trip for the Elderly.pdfContent:Fun Alishan Trip for the Elderly
- PamphletsAlishan Tsou foodPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: PamphletsAttachments: Alishan Tsou food_english(.jpg)Content:This brochure provides a glimpse of indigenous Tsou cuisine. Included is a deion of millet wine, which possesses a slightly sweet and sour taste but is not very strong. Rice and other ingredients steamed inside a bamboo tube is another favorite. Banana cakes are made from steamed glutinous rice that is pounded into a paste using a pestle and mortar. Banana is added to the paste, which is formed into balls. This is normally eaten with salted fish. Make sure to try some of the unique Tsou specialties during your visit to Alishan.
- Tribal tourismLeye CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Leye Community.pdfContent:Leye is known as Lalauya in the Tsou language, which means maple forest.
- Tribal tourismDabang communityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Dabang community.pdfContent:The kuba (men's meeting hall) is completely built by hand using traditional materials. It is the center of Tsou culture and education.
- Tribal tourismXinmei CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Xinmei Community.pdfContent:Niahosa, which is the name of the Xinmei Community in the Tsou language, means "ancient community".
- Tribal tourismZhulu CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Zhulu Community.pdfContent:Located in the foothills of the Alishan Mountain Range, the Zhulu Community, known as poftonga veoveo in the Tsou language, is comprised of residents from the eight Tsou communities.
- Tribal tourismChashan CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Chashan Community.pdfContent:In the Tsou language, the Chashan Community is referred to as Cayamavana. In this community, indigenous Tsouand Bunun, as well as Han Chinese, live together.
- Tribal tourismTfuya CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Tfuya Community.pdfContent:Tfuya is one of two hosas (meaning original communities from which other communities branched oft). It is also one of the oldest Tsou communities.
- Tribal tourismLaiji CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Laiji Community.pdfContent:Laiji is a Tsou community located below Tashan and is referred to as Pnguu in the Tsou language.
- Tribal tourismLijia CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Lijia Community.pdfContent:In the Tsou language, the Lijia Community is known as Niaucna.
- Tribal tourismShanmei CommunityPublisher: Alishan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC Category: Tribal tourismAttachments: Shanmei Community.pdfContent:The Shanmei Community is also known as Saviki in the Tsou language. This means "lush mountain beauty".