Read the following for how to use your keyboard to browse the album: Up:Show photo menu Down:Hide photo menu Left:Last photo Right:Next photo ESC:Leave album Dimoer Park Dimoer Park is an aboriginal forest park. There is a hunting zone at the right side of the park. When hunters successfully catch a mountain boar, they use the broadcast tower to tell villagers of this honor. After the hunt ends, there is a resting place for hunters to rest or cook their meals. You will find roasting racks, pots, utensils, stoves and other cooking tools at the resting area. Hunters will leave food for others, even they do not know each other. This spirit of mutual assistance amply demonstrates the spirit of union the aborigines believe in. There are several extremely narrow paths in the mountain which are considered the tracks of mountain boars. Hunters often set traps to prey. Be mindful when passing through the paths. Pillar of Ancestral Souls: Within Dimoer Park is a pillar of ancestral souls, on which 10 lilies are carved. One lily stands for one village, and thus the pillar stands for 10 villages. It symbolizes the central uniting force of the aborigines here, “union” and “family”. The Straw Knot on beehives of hornets: Indigenous people will tie straw knots on the beehives to mark the location and to declare that the beehives belong to them. No one besides the owner should attempt to harvest the hives. Dimoer Life Park Square: The drainage troughs are designated as male and female to represent Yin and Yang and form a circle. There is a pillar of ancestral souls, symbolizing the continuity of life, in the center. It also represents the sun and embodies the hope that future generations will shine bright like the sun, exalt the wisdom of their predecessors and pass on the spirit of aboriginal union forever. Chairs placed in the Life Square Plaza are shaped in Deinagkistrodon-style (the Hundred-Pace Snake—a kind of pit viper). When holding harvest festivals and other major events, members from the chief’s family sit at the first row. Nobles come after and elders are arranged at the third row. Other villagers are to use the rest. Travel info Travel typeHikingSight seeingOutingMt. climbingCulture researchTravel TripsThere are several extremely narrow paths in the mountain which are considered the tracks of mountain boars. Hunters often set traps to prey. Be mindful when passing through the paths. Address屏東縣三地門鄉Tel886-7-6871234Longitude/Latitude:120.65492/22.71930 Nearby places 9Scenic spots Sandimen TownshipSaijia Community TrailDistance3.35KM Majia TownshipRinari Visitor CenterDistance2.47KM Sandimen TownshipZhongshan ParkDistance0.27KM Sandimen TownshipSaijia InnDistance3.14KM Majia TownshipBeiye ObservatoryDistance1.37KM Majia TownshipLiangshan FallDistance4.26KM Majia TownshipTaiwan Aboriginal Culture ParkDistance1.79KM Sandimen TownshipSaijia Recreation AreaDistance3.92KM Sandimen TownshipSandimen Handicraft TrailDistance1.15KM Travel Map 3Beds Sandimen TownshipDja Lji AnDistance0.57KM Sandimen TownshipSan Di Men HomestayDistance0.91KM Majia TownshipATA innDistance1.32KM Travel Map 5Restaurants Sandimen TownshipShanzhongtianDistance1.05KM Sandimen TownshipDageifali Food MillDistance0.6KM Sandimen TownshipSandimen Chicken VillageDistance0.76KM Wutai TownshipLuluwanDistance2.29KM Sandimen TownshipFuguwan RestaurantDistance0.87KM Travel Map 10Itinerary Mountain Climbing and Hiking Half-Day Trips Route A Biking in the Wind Half-Day Trips Route A Biking in the Wind One Day Trips Route A Biking in the Wind Two Day Trips Route A Delicacies and Delights One Day Trips Route B Delicacies and Delights Two Day Trips Route B Admiring Arts and Crafts One Day Trips Route A Flavors of Indigenous Homelands Half-Day Trips Route A Flavors of Indigenous Homelands One Day Trips Route B Flavors of Indigenous Homelands Two Day Trips Route A Travel Map Saijia Recreation Area Back to list Dajin Waterfall