共作是必須,共享是一定。一起來親手料理屬於部落的日常生活。
Natural Dyeing There are countless flowers, plants, and trees that can be used for dyeing. The wildflowers and grasses by the roadside may hold hidden secrets. Before industrialization, how did people dye fabrics? Let’s explore the world of plants and uncover the mysteries of dyeing culture together.
Weaving Experience Tminum (weaving) is an important cultural practice of the Taroko tribe. In the Ciyakang village, many weavers continue to preserve this precious tradition, creating beautiful landscapes. This experience will guide you through the process of how weaving originates from the fields: from the planting of ramie, fiber extraction, dyeing, warping, to weaving, providing an initial glimpse into these valuable processes.
本行程帶領旅人走入花蓮縣萬榮鄉的太魯閣族部落——「支亞干(Ciyakang)」。由部落的織女們帶路,不只是一堂單純的手作課,而是深入探索太魯閣族重要的傳統編織文化(Tminum)與大地、農田的連結。透過深度走讀、草木染與編織工藝,讓參與者學習太魯閣族如何將生活周遭的自然元素,化為傳承百年的精緻織紋。
**at least 6 people per group**, maximum 30 people
-Mosquito Protection & Clothing Be sure to take mosquito prevention measures. It is recommended to wear long sleeves and long pants, and cover your ankles as forcipomyia taiwana love biting joints.
-Eco-Friendly Initiatives Please bring your own water bottle. To promote sustainability and environmental protection, Akay does not provide disposable raincoats but offers umbrellas for borrowing.
2.If your vehicle, including its load, exceeds 15 tons, please apply for road access from the Wanrong Township Office.
-Bring Your ID Participants should bring personal identification, such as an original passport.






