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Yanban (Slate) Lane

Recommend： 474 Recommend

Wutai Township

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4.6

244 reviews

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Yanban (Slate) Lane

The Slate Stone Alley can be found in the Wutai Tribe. As its name shows, the alley is paved with slate stones. The 500-meter alley mimics the way a Deinagkistrodon slithers and is decorated with clay pots on both sides. Traveling on the alley, visitors can follow road signs decorated with lily, Deinagkistrodon, and clouded leopard totems, as if they were on an adventure.

Houses along the alley features symbols showing their owners’ social status, such as human sculptures at their doorsteps and decorations of all kinds on their upper door frames and walls. From those features, you can tell if the house owner is a civilian, a hunter, an elder, or a tribal chief.

Relief sculptures on the walls of the alley also offer visitors a glimpse into Lukai culture. The sculptures tell stories of the tribe, featuring women weaving clothes, elders with wrinkles all over their faces, young and energetic tribal heroes, and hunters cheerfully showing their trophies from a successful hunt. The sculptures also allow visitors to admire Lukai people’s creativity.

Visitors are recommended to spend an hour here. Please note that a permit is required to enter Wutai Township and that larger vehicles such as trucks and tour buses are prohibited from entering the region.

Travel info

Travel type

Culture research

Travel Trips

You can see both the ancient slate house. and newly built ones at Yanban Lane. Try if you can tell the differences between them.

Address

Wutai Township, Pingtung County

Tel

886-8-7997245

Traffic Information

At the 41 km marker on Taiwan Provincial Highway No. 24.

Longitude/Latitude：120.73068/22.74538

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Yanban (Slate) Lane

4.6

244 reviews

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Scott St. John

Scott St. John

4 years ago

Great Church with friendly staff working there. Great place for a few photos!

David

David

5 years ago

very good

駱重鳴

駱重鳴

11 months ago

Rukai rock version Tibetan hot cavity Rice wine is sweet enough Red Shrimp Cheese with Singing Qina Rice Dumpling Osmanthus Stuffed Wutai style unforgettable

黃凱西

黃凱西

a year ago

⭐Five stars are dedicated to the beautiful and magnificent scenery and the local customs This is the second time to visit Wutai Township There is no turbulent crowd in the cherry blossom season This leisurely time makes Wutai feel more beautiful Cats and dogs are very friendly Everyone I met was very kind Mountains and sky along the road Combined into the most beautiful and most integrated blue and green Colors are not intended to be aggressive or suggestive The person places the frame ✅About Wutai Township ▶️The township with the highest terrain in Pingtung County ▶️Mainly for the Rukai aboriginal settlements, with rich Rukai cultural heritage ▶️The only aboriginal second-class historic site in the country ▶️Stone house, weaving craft, stone carving handicraft, not to be missed ▶️Waterfalls, valleys, and Tianyuan scenery are worth a deep visit ✅About Yanban Lane walk here The ingenuity of mountain scenery combined with aboriginal art can be seen everywhere art we think In fact, they appear everywhere in houses of all sizes. Animals Lilies Clay Pots Snakes Human Statues Symbols of all Rukai You can have a panoramic view when you walk down Yanban Lane walk here In the lively morning, tourists and shops are like flags But when the sun goes down, the quiet mountain city returns to its original color Can experience the beauty of tranquility Take a walk, stop and eat, very leisurely Each handmade love jade has its own characteristics Don't miss the Aboriginal barbecue Salty, fragrant and tender meat baked through stone slabs Some stores also sell woven bags Durable and worth buying

阿勳

a year ago

The scenery is beautiful, everything is beautiful, appreciate the aboriginal culture, relax and take pictures and take a walk

Last Update：2022-09-26

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