【Workshop(s)】Wilderness Rest - Taitung Food and Tourism on the Tip of the Tongue

[Fragrant Rest in the Wilderness] "Yuan" represents the aboriginal homeland, and "香" represents the cultural spices of the South Island. Taitung is the birthplace of Austronesian culture. The eating habits of the Austronesian people fully reflect the characteristics of the geographical environment. They are farming in the mountains, fishing by the sea, or affected by the hot and humid weather. They love sour and spicy appetizing spices. Taiwan’s native species Spices mostly originated from aboriginal tribes, helping people regain their attitude and value towards food. "Wild" means deer field, and "香" means the fragrance of red oolong tea. Luye, located in the Rift Valley, was a Japanese immigrant village during the Japanese colonial period. It is surrounded by natural scenery, with a wide view and almost no light pollution. Tea trees began to be planted in the 1950s of the Republic of China. The vast tea gardens are a specialty of Luye. The tea has a special flavor and complete color, aroma and taste. It is the hometown of red oolong. -Tour information- Activity time: 2 days and 1 night Number of participants: 6 people in a group, maximum 10 people per group Meeting time: 9:30 am at Taitung Railway Station bus temporary parking area; or 10:45 am at Luye Railway Station For group registrations of more than 6 people, the pick-up and drop-off location can be designated -Fee included- ✔This itinerary provides snacks, dinner on the first day, breakfast and lunch on the second day ✔Two days and one night accommodation fee ✔Activity experience fee ✔Travel safety insurance -Not included in the fee- ✘Transportation fees to and from Taitung ✘Meals and personal expenses at own expense