Wulai Aboriginal Village Half-Day Tour from Taipei

Taipei, Taiwan

Wulai is a famous mountain village in northern Taiwan and is located in water reservation area. Residents are mostly aboriginal people (Tai Ya Tribe). See the famous Wulai Waterfall which is about 80 meters high. The highlight of the visit to this area is a singing and dancing show by aboriginal people.

Tour Highlights

• Scenic push-car ride
• Wulai Waterfall
• Aborigine Folk Dance
• Pass by Swallow Lake
• Chieftain Statue

Wulai, about 10 miles south of Pitan, is the most accessible area from Taipei to view the aboriginal tribesmen who once were the head hunters of Taiwan. See the famous Wulai Waterfall, falling from about 80 meters high and likened to magnificent white silk cloth coming down from the sky.

Drive along scenic mountain road following aborigine and ride in unique push-car to the top of a deep ravine. This is Wulai where aborigine girls will tell you of their lives in graceful song and dance.

USD $44.73

Review by: ecuadorashley	July 2011
The aboriginal tour is just okay. The waterfall is nice, not spectacular and the aboriginal show is poorly preformed, you can not even take pictures during the show. I more enjoyed the drive to the village than the village its self. I would recommend to just go to Taroko Gorge because they have an aboriginal show too, and there's is much better and you are allowed to take pictures.

Review by: yap hong t	June 2011
We lost some time due to break down of the mini-bus. It was sudden heavy down pour at the village and we appreciated that Mr Png (tour guide) made arrangement to have umbrellas for us. Thank-you.

Review by: Wong S, Malaysia	April 2010
The tour was ok but unfortunately it was raining.

Review by: Regina A, United States of America	March 2009
I would have liked the show to be shorter and to have had some time in the village to walk around.

Review by: REGINA A	March 2009
I would have liked the show to be shorter and to have had some time in the village to walk around.

Review by: Harriet S, United States of America	April 2007
Very enjoyable show, however, lots of steps to climb on this tour which is hard on out-of shape tourists.

Review by: Anonymous, Canada	February 2007
I would not recommend this tour to anyone, and not because of the tour group which was great. This location is not worth visiting as there is only one scenic spot, and that is the waterfall viewed in the picture. The aborigines shops were overpriced and filled with products that you can mostly get anywhere in Taiwan. The people were pushy and overall, it was not a pleasant experience for me.