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體驗地點： 水璉部落
Sea-Style Recommendations
Take some time off and travel! The sea embraces the rivers. No matter if happy or boring, worth remembering or better forgotten…
Here you can find your own Sea-Style journey.
Yilie is an expression of celebration often heard in indigenous communities.
Sea-Style is about life by the sea. It is also a philosophy for dealing with the world.
Sea-Style means happily sharing. It is hoped that everyone likes the places that we have come to love.
If you want to visit Taiwan’s East Coast and its indigenous communities, ask us!
Amazing, yet mellow, Sea-Style destinations.
We are here to help you embark on a journey that best matches your needs and wants.
Indigenous Community Tour, You and +1, Let’s Go!
Relax in an indigenous community and get to know Taiwan from a new perspective!
Experience a lifestyle nurtured by nature and a completely different pace of life from that of the city.
Every second in an indigenous community is worth savoring.
Join Sea-Style. Invite a friend, a partner, a family member,
and embark on an exciting journey.
Become an adventurer and choose from among healing, novel, fun, and delightful experiences.
Gain new skills and knowledge through interactions with community residents.
Encounter a different kind of adventure along Taiwan’s East Coast.
Sea-Style Adventurer, bring your +1 and go!
Don’t Just Observe, Get Involved!
Taiwan’s East Coast possesses picturesque mountain and coastal scenery. But what is even more precious is its indigenous culture.
If travelers only enjoy the beautiful surroundings but don’t take the time to learn about the culture, that is a great loss for them. If travelers stay just a short time, before they can develop emotional bonds or identify with this land, that is a loss for the indigenous communities.
Based on the core concept of working with the residents of an indigenous community to accomplish something, we mobilize volunteers to participate in a community project, making up for the gap in manpower. By eating and staying locally, travelers don’t just learn, they participate, making friends with community residents, and building connections and emotional bonds with the land.
Sea and Mountain Experiences for Children
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The mysteries of nature and traditional indigenous wisdom that are found along Taiwan’s East Coast open a door for children to explore their surroundings, build their courage, and expand their imagination of the world.
Children are welcome to get away from the city and enter Nature’s embrace, as they embark on a wonderful in-depth cultural and experiential journey. Based on indigenous views of culture and nature, children understand, remember, perceive, and learn. As they learn by doing, they become aware of the shared wisdom of indigenous communities and nature, while gaining knowledge and expanding their imagination of the world.
Shop and Visitor Information Station
In the indigenous Amis language, "Pahanhan" means to "rest". These shops are the combination of community grocery stores and community specialty tour itinerary information centers. Also, the agricultural product and handicrafts sales point, creating a novel visitor information station. This is an outstanding environment for promoting community industries and presenting a new local cultural style.
Stay Overnight and Learn About Indigenous Culture
Through renovation and upgrading of spaces and provision of guidance related to guesthouse services. The level of accommodation, in terms of space, service, and environment has been elevated. The goals are to shape the community’s style while incorporating its cultural characteristics, also connect with community itineraries, and deepen the community's experiential culture. To create a high-quality experiential tourism atmosphere, and present a new community cultural landscape.
The nine most Sea-Style indigenous communities along Taiwan’s East Coast are from north to south, Ciwidiyan, Takisilaning-av tu Bununsiduq, pateRungan, Fakong, Cawi’, Kiwit, Pisirian, Torik, and ‘Etolan. As you travel along the East Coast, appreciate the differences in landscapes, cultures, and customs, while experiencing authentic indigenous community life.