s a non-indigenous photographer who has all the updates on various indigenous friends, his mobile phone is filled with messages of recent conversations. Huang Tzu-Ming has been photographing indigenous issues for over 30 years. He has thousands of pictures describing the development of indigenous peoples and how much he cares.

“There is nothing romantic about my music, it’s all about the nature and earth.”

Though none of them is of indigenous descent, the team members at innovative travel group Profound Life still guides travelers to experience indigenous village life with vigor. The team collaborates with indigenous young people who have returned to their home communities to roll out travel itineraries. Travelers are invited to enter the villages and spend two days and one night with local community members in the mountains.

Being single is lonely, but simply dreaming for a partner and happiness and not doing anything about it is not going to change your situation. Back in the early days, indigenous societies had different customs for courtship and marriage, and some of these practices have been fully preserved to this day. Want to have an unforgettable romance? Follow the footsteps of our indigenous friends!

Skirts swaying in rhythm, suits sleek and clean cut, in a bold and brand-new style, indigenous designer clothes are writing a new chapter in fashion.

As is known to most of us, historically Taiwan has been undergone the successive rule of different foreign forces, from the Netherlands, Ming Zheng, the Qing Empire to Japan. These regimes have had a profound influence on the island, and their governance has contributed to the shaping of its modern-day geographical and cultural landscape. Yet, very few of us are aware that the Taiwanese Plains Indigenous Peoples who used to live in central Taiwan were massacred and persecuted during the invasion and colonization of these foreign regimes. To find more chances of survival, they had no choice....

Outside the Catholic Church in Shilin District, Taipei City, vendors sit under their umbrellas one by one. Here they sell no products, but the service of face threading. The woman passing by knows her way well, taking her seat under the umbrella. Chen Kai-Lien, the face threading beautician, swiftly pats baby powder on the woman's face and picks up a piece of magenta cotton thread, bites one end in her mouth and holds the other end in her hand, fully focused on threading away the tiny hairs on the woman's face.

Which subject is the most favorite one among students? Students tell you, “Ethnic Costumes” or“ Traditional Music and Dance!”

“That is our home. It's a tough way back, but we will get there.” ...when Auvini talks about old Kucapungane Community...

While talking about culture, the instructors also shared their history of migration. Can you share with us the Bunun story? According to the Bunun legend,......

Having heard the Bunun legend today, have you ever heard of Truku legends before? ...

Does it remind you of being in your old community when you hiked the giant trees trail today? It sure did. When I was going up the slope, my body kind of remembered it. We used to have to go up and down the slopes in our community, and it felt very similar. Especially the beginning part of the trail today, it's very similar to that in my community, just with a less densely grown bamboo forest. We didn't have toys to play with growing up, so we would walk about and snap twigs and grass, pick up pebbles and throw them about, just messing around. This reminds me of something...