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 Taoyuan District Indigenous Museum Founded in January 1, 1998, the Taoyuan District Indigenous Museum is a three-story building covering 1372.53 square meters of floor area. On the first floor is the main office, a briefing room, a handicrafts display zone, and a few small exhibition areas. The second floor includes meeting rooms and handicrafts classrooms. Large exhibition areas take up the third floor. An outdoor plaza is located at the front of the building, where art performances and folk rituals are held. Taoyuan is mainly inhabited by the Bunun and Southern Tsou Tribes. Even though there are also a few Paiwan, Rukai, and Han villages in this region, the museum’s collections are mostly from the culture of Bunun and Southern Tsou Tribes. Tribal members are not the only ones encouraged to preserve their own history at the museum. Taoyuan District Indigenous Museum serves as an educational institution and aims to promote indigenous culture through various activities, such as indigenous language classes, museum-guide trainings, and story-telling sessions. Travel info Travel typeCulture researchHistorical sitesThere’s a saying that886-7-6861277Address高雄市桃源區南進巷180號Tel886-7-6861277Longitude/Latitude:120.76416/23.15926 Nearby places 3Restaurants Taoyuan Dist.Shi Quan HostelDistance0.08KM Taoyuan Dist.Shaonian River HostelDistance0.08KM Taoyuan Dist.Yilan Eating HouseDistance1.57KM Travel Map Back to list Bunun Cultural Exhibition Center