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Our purpose is through these activities to let all the youth
can understand the diverse characteristics of the ocean.
On Keelung Island, they can learn about the plants native to Taiwan,
as well as the rich geological landscape and the fishing field.
From Keelung’s characteristic of fishing:through the Squid,
we can learn about the abundance and the ocean pollution of Taiwan.
It is expected that the integration of experience itinerary and fish-eating education will allow young people to better understand Taiwan’s fishery culture and industrial characteristics.
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Walk into a small village with full of stories, learn about the transformation of a small fishing port into a container terminal, and feeling the change of the Keelung port and Baimiweng fort while eating local Dock lunch at Community.
Taibai Village is located in the special mountain topography of Keelung, the village closest to the dock , which include the bridge crane dock operation can be seen at a glance. On the right, we can see the Keelung Lighthouse, which is century-old and a historic site on the top of Keelung City, is open to visitors. You can enjoy the scenery of ships passing by Keelung Port and watch the entry and exit of giant luxury cruise ships. When walking into the secret place of Taibai village, you can walk slowly along the bottom of the hillside towards the Baimiweng Fort. There have charming scenery and a wide field of vision view is waiting for you. A professional tour guide will help you understand the cultural and historical context of Baimiweng Fort. Explore the secret land of Taibai Village, enjoy the unique "Dock Meal", experience activities for dock workers, hang wish cards at Yuelao Leisure Park, etc...
"One Tower, One Village, One Fort" leads students to understand Keelung from all aspects and visit the local culture on the spot.
Taking the dock‵s humanities as its connotation and the beautiful scenery of the mountains and sea as its outer packaging, the Keelung Lighthouse，Baimi Weng Fort，and Taibaizhuang Mountain City are combined into "one tower, one village and one fort", which has the most beautiful secret sea view and different historical backgrounds and dock cultures. The goal of this project is allow students to understand the ups and downs of Keelung‵s docks and the past history of the fort in different periods by learning local dock culture, war history, and the importance of Baimiweng Fort and Keelung Lighthouse. Feeling the impact of the changes of the times on the economy, environment, and social changes, pay attention to the identity of the place, and empathize with the changes in the place and cherish the existing life.
With the support of local volunteers, we hope that the dock can be restored to its former glory. Develop community small travel and tourism industry, let young students come to the village through experiential day study, so that the elders can see hope.The integration of generations requires the vitality of young people, and young people can feel the bitterness of life in the dock coolie era from their elders, and then be inspired to be grateful and filial.
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Surrounded on three sides by mountains, Keelung boasts a unique historical and ecological significance. With its rich maritime culture, historical landmarks, and coastal charm, Keelung is home to a wealth of attractions—from the internationally renowned Port of Keelung to its tranquil seaside scenery and enduring cultural relics—making it a beautiful and valuable destination for tourism.
In the early days, Badouzi was home to fishing communities whose seafaring lives shaped a rich marine heritage. The area still holds mysterious stories of the sea and a deep connection to its maritime past. A stroll through the old Badouzi streets, tasting fresh fish cooked in large pots at traditional fish huts, immerses you in the authentic charm of a fishing village and offers a glimpse into its former glory.
Wangyou Valley, named one of Taiwan’s top ten "healing trails," is a lush green valley of meadows and low shrubs bordered by the vast blue ocean. Walking through the valley offers more than just physical relaxation—it’s a chance to admire sweeping ridgelines, explore unique plant ecosystems, and reconnect with nature in its most serene form.
The Daping Coast features a wave-cut platform formed over tens of thousands of years. Alongside this stunning coastal landscape is a vibrant intertidal zone teeming with green algae and marine life. Slip on a pair of traditional straw sandals and explore this natural masterpiece up close—an adventure that brings you into harmony with the ocean.
Shorea (Shu Lang) is a native Taiwanese plant historically used by fishermen to dye their nets. Today, this traditional practice has evolved into an innovative local craft. In the dyeing experience, seawater’s sodium ions help fix the plant dye, creating a lasting color while adding fun to the rinsing process. It’s a creative blend of heritage and modern artistry, rooted in the spirit of the ocean.
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Taipei’s Wanhua Old Town boasts a rich cultural heritage, and this event offers an immersive exploration that connects local industries, traditional crafts, and modern innovations, allowing participants to experience the unique charm of Monga. Through local culinary experiences, such as herbal tea, Chuan Ye meatballs, and Monga Luosifen, participants can taste the evolution of food culture across generations. Stories of local artisans, including traditional pastry-making and handcrafted techniques, showcase how legacy brands merge with contemporary creativity. Additionally, a walking tour through historic streets and unique shops provides insight into how Monga balances historical preservation with modern transformation. This journey goes beyond food and scenery—it fosters interactive experiences and industry dialogues, enabling participants to witness the cultural regeneration of the old town and understand how Taipei’s Wanhua district creates new value through local innovation.
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IPOWER Alliance NPO cultivate community with youth empowerment. We design different education programs for our youth to explore their carrer path as well as community development.
During the journey, you will expereince different layers of experiential learning design to engage yourself with our youth and the community. Your reflection will become power to improve what we have been achvining. Your reflection will possibly be part of the change for yourself to bring more ideas into actions with us.
Regional Empowerment Educational Tour
1.Sound Bath: Meditate Ourselves
2.Slow Food: Smooth Mood
3.Upcycle: Toys From Trash
4.The World Cafe: Community-related Topics
Now, welcome to North Coastline of Taiwan.
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1. Yingge ceramics humanities exploration
2. Sancha Literature Town Zhuangyou
3. Sawuhua tribe learning
4. Tu Santun Environmental Service Experience Learning
5. Yingge ceramic kiln town life
6. Go to the kiln factory to know the pottery kiln, and experience the kiln temperature, kiln fire and kiln just after the kiln.
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1.Shenkeng Old Street：Understanding the development history of Shenkeng Old Street(Lao Cai Architecture, Lao Cai Humanities Industry Development)。 2.Tofu features：History of tofu culture development in Shenkeng and hand-made tofu experience。 3.Farming experience：Through the explanation and demonstration operation of local agricultural experts, participants can experience the ancient agricultural life for themselves。 4.Ancient trail：Through the on-site investigation of various ancient trails, to understand the relationship between ancient trails and local cultural industries, and take this to take a refreshing journey of body and soul。 5.Tea culture experience：Learn about the history of the development of Shenkeng tea culture, experience a tea ceremony culture on the spot, and take a morning tea tour。
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Pingxi’s Jingtong area offers more than just a scenic getaway — it’s a meaningful journey of culture, ecology, and self-discovery. Through the interactive mobile game "The Miner’s Wife", adapted from real local stories, visitors can explore historical mining sites while learning about the resilience of women in the community. The experience is enriched with green vegetarian meals, eco-friendly sky lantern workshops, and outdoor environmental education activities, creating an immersive adventure that blends nature, culture, and sustainability. This destination is a perfect starting point for low-carbon travel and deep connection with the land.
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Taiwan is a mountainous country, and we hope to expand the impact of outdoor exploration education to the youth stage. Through our adventure courses, young people can learn about the mountains and forests, and with our guidance, attempt to venture deeper into nature. In the white noise of the natural world, they can calm their minds, listen to their inner selves, and gain self-awareness.
Our educational base in Linkou will offer youth courses focused on mountain safety and two stages of practical mountaineering skills training. These courses, available as single-day and overnight programs, will allow youth to progressively learn and practice essential mountaineering skills in real terrain. Through repeated practice and discussions with experts, they will become familiar with and internalize these skills, ultimately gaining the ability to independently mountaineer and deepen their understanding of their hometown and the land of Taiwan.
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"Kinnyopan, named after the opening of the Roman Road (from Lofu Creek to Mawutu), phonetically pronounced as "Kalan," is a place where the indigenous Atayal people reside. The original place name, also known as knyopan (Qiaoban), means "invaded," belonging to today's Lofu (Laho) with the same name. Kalan is situated at the boundary between Lofu and Xikou tribes, with an elevation over 100 feet higher than both tribes, and a flat hilltop. Initially, the Shimen Reservoir administration established a hydraulic relay station here, with personnel stationed regularly, now incorporated into the Xikou tribe's territory.
Based on Atayal traditional ecological concepts, activities with elements of wild vegetables and betel nut are created:
1. Exploring Indigenous Tribes:
- Cultural Activities:
Understanding traditional methods of planting, harvesting wild vegetables, and betel nut by locals, getting acquainted with the indigenous people's way of life, experiencing early Taiwanese indigenous history, and through the culture of food and hunting, elders introduce Atayal life with household utensils (knives, bowls, stoves, pots, shovels, furnaces), hunting tools (traps, rifles), understanding cultural changes, allowing local tribes and young participants to understand that the heritage of tourist spots is not just about food and taste but also the inheritance of Atayal culture. Participants will become pioneers in cultivating farmland at the betel nut cultural park soon to be established by the association, attempting to grow wild vegetables, betel nut, aromatic plants, and other crops required for extreme climates, gaining a deeper understanding of nature.
- Green Culture:
As environmental protection and sustainability become mainstream, we need to envision a sustainable future for indigenous tribes by integrating technology and creativity. This aims to make the tribe self-sufficient in terms of food, clothing, shelter, and transportation culture, preparing for extreme climates in the future. This layer of meaning brings reflection, learning, and educational value to young adventurers, also generating new social and cultural meanings of understanding urban and local cultures, encouraging young people to understand tribes, travel across Taiwan, and cultivate enthusiasm and care for this land through diverse thinking and sustainable cultural methods.
- Tribal Culture:
Our central base, Kilare Camping Area, not only serves as a base for young adventurers but also provides accommodation and dining for students and travelers. Equipped with a projector and microphone, it can also serve as the best classroom for classes. Here, we invite tribal elders, experts, and teachers to understand early Atayal culture through music (mouth organ) or orally transmitted historical culture, and draw an emotional map belonging to the Kalan young adventurers. Collaborating with local non-profit organizations and high schools, elementary schools (Lofu High School, Lofu Elementary School), it becomes an entry point for young people to understand local and tribal cultures deeply. Encouraging more young people to understand the characteristics and stories of tourist spots, and integrating with local industrial resources to promote sustainable development of local industries.
2. A Journey of Taste and Aroma:
- Wild Vegetables, Aromatic Plants, Betel Nut Legends:
In addition to experiencing sowing, harvesting, and natural farming in the fields of the betel nut cultural park, participants will also experience ecological observation, field cultivation, and flavorful meals using Tayal traditional ingredients in the park. This becomes a culinary journey on the tip of the tongue of Tayal traditional elements. Betel nut is a seasoning that inherits tribal culture in Atayal food culture. In addition to making dishes, developing processed foods with betel nut and wild vegetables series allows participants to taste healthy and safe food harvested from the cultural park instantly during meals, and they can also try making handicrafts with aromatic plants, becoming a gift to take home and share with family. Through a relaxed experience process, participants get to know "real food" and understand the most natural stories behind deliciousness. The entire food journey not only has the taste of food and human feelings but also aims to provide participants with an understanding that everything learned and experienced is carefully managed by the "people" of the local tribe."
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Bailan Tribe, known as R’uyan in the indigenous language, means "a place where deer gather." Nestled in Wufeng Township of Hsinchu County at an altitude of around 1,500 meters, it is a perfect summer retreat where you can escape the heat and enjoy the cool mountain breeze.
Rich in natural resources and surrounded by pristine forests, this area offers an ideal environment for both camping and backcountry adventures. Whether you're new to the outdoors or a seasoned explorer, you'll find your own rhythm here. Beginners can ease into nature through sensory-based activities that invite you to slow down, connect with the forest, rediscover yourself, and simply enjoy the fun and freedom of the wild. For more experienced adventurers, R’uyan is a great base for outdoor education and training—from pitching tents, building fires, and cooking in the wild to learning mountaineering techniques and physical conditioning.
Our professional mountain team is here to guide you, whether you're looking for a gentle sensory exploration or rigorous wilderness training. And don’t worry about bringing all the gear—we provide tents and outdoor cooking equipment, so you can fully immerse yourself in the experience without the burden of logistics. Just come, and let nature do the rest.
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Jin Liang Shin Brick Factory is the earliest tunnel kiln at Miao Li. Having been through about 50 years in development and transformation, in addition to the traditional brick production, it has established Wan Li Brick Cultural Museum which is the only one for the purpose so far in Taiwan, and earned its title as Factory for Truism as well as Business of Innovative Life from Ministry of Economic Affairs R.O.C. It leads Jin Liang Shin to start the services of innovative and tourism business. Jin Liang Shin as JLS in initial form has been registered at Intellectual Property Office to be a famous trade mark. It has been devoted to Production, Living, Ecology-Oriented for forever running and development by activating the industrial heritage as the beneficial model of the local community.
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1. Stream Adventure
Get close to nature by tracing the stream along the creek, and receive an expert's guide to the outdoor stream and ecological tour. Observe the coastal ecology face to face, and learn about the importance of outdoor stream geology. You can easily become an adventurer and geologist in a short activity trip!
2. Indigo dyeing craft
Make plant-dyed and indigo-dyed hand-made square scarves to inspire your creativity in a fun and relaxing way, while also learning about the stories and development of local lemongrass and citronella cultivation.
3. Explore the Bat Cave
The Bat Cave is located in the Toubiankeng Scenic Area in Taiping District. It is a canal dug by artificial means in the early days for irrigating farmland. After a series of storms and a large number of tourists, the water source in the bat cave dried up and a large number of bats flew away. In recent years, in order to revitalize the Bat Cave and beautify the surrounding environment, we invite you to learn more about the story of the Bat Cave and let the Bat Cave regain its glory!
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Old City Exploration: Uncover History, Create the Future
Curious about Taichung’s old city and its historic buildings? Want to uncover hidden stories lost in time?
This program takes you on a journey through Taichung’s old city district, offering immersive experiences that bring history to life. Participants can choose different themed routes based on their interests, including cultural tours, color and symbol exploration, on-site observation of old house restoration, and hands-on DIY workshops with local artisans.
By connecting with local creative brands and skilled craftsmen, this program allows participants to experience the connection between historic architecture and local culture. Through hands-on activities, they gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and value of revitalizing old buildings, leaving with a richer appreciation of the city’s past and future.
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Engaging Youth in Local Communities: Action, Exploration, and Industry Integration
1. Youth Action: Develop organizational and problem-solving skills by identifying local issues and implementing practical solutions, fostering teamwork and interdisciplinary collaboration.
2. Neighborhood Exploration: Discover local history, architecture, and culture while experiencing urban transformations, enhancing observation and storytelling abilities to translate insights into community narratives.
3. Rural Living: Experience rural cuisine, festivals, and ecosystems to understand local traditions and modernization challenges, deepening community identity and emotional connections.
4. Local Industries: Visit unique industries to learn about craftsmanship, heritage, and economic development, exploring innovative approaches to integrate industry with culture.
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Kaohsiung Qishan Youthtravel Spots have 「Winter-Spring Travel」and 「Summer-Fall Travel」.We also have working holiday for youth to experience banana culture. in addition, there are many action will take you into Qishan. You can join Banana Farming,Banana Vegetable dyes,Monuments Tour,Bicycle Tours,Qiwei Mountain climbing, Community Rock show ......etc. We wish you a pleasant journey!
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Kaohsiung Shanlin area is located in the center of village and is also an important migration path for many ethnic groups.
The ancestors called this land Nanzixian and it is an important path from the plains to the mountains.
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Introduction to Qishan Sugar Industry
The Qishan sugar industry brought about economic prosperity with the "Ciwei line."As the whistle of the narrow-gauge train sounded, the train carrying sugar, bananas, and people set off, creating a bustling scene in Qishan. This glorious era gradually became a memory with the passage of time. Join us to experience the life of sugarcane and once again revive that sweet and splendid past.
Qishan Banana
Qishan, with its unique environment and the railway system established by the sugar industry, became known worldwide as the "Banana Kingdom" in 1963. However, the banana industry collapsed rapidly after the 1969 banana peeling incident, leading to a sharp decline in exports. In 2017, Tangchang Community began develop-ing full utilization of bananas with the goals of environmental sustainability and industry transformation. By leveraging community cohesion,they started to transform the industry, showcasing the changes in Qishan bananas to all of Taiwan, and continuously expanding innovative products and deepening experiential education.
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Challenge rope courses
1. Low elements
2. High elements
3. Build your own raft
4. LNT traceless forest
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1. Follow local guide to explore the Morning Market Yilan.
2. Visit market museum, try authentic local delicacies and chat with local vendors.
3. Experience making traditional food just in the moring market.
4. Learn food and agriculture knowledge through our designed tour.
5. Learn the bufallo farming and practice it.
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Yuli, located in Hualien, Taiwan, is blessed with abundant natural resources and a rich, diverse cultural history. This project invites international youth to discover the unique charm of Yuli through immersive experiences and meaningful cultural exchanges.
Our team designed a two-day, one-night experiential module that allows participants experience Yuli's agricultural traditions and Indigenous cultures through hands-on activities and interactive engagement, fostering cross-cultural understanding and friendship.
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Integrate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) such as SDG 1, 2, 8, 11, 12, and 15 into all experiential activities, aligning with the United Nations' sustainable development indicators.
Encourage indigenous and economically disadvantaged youth to return to their hometowns for entrepreneurship, revitalizing the community and helping to reduce talent outflow.
Enhance local engagement and promote sustainable local resource utilization.
Develop agri-food experiences that foster partnerships with schools, introducing educational components into the program.
Promote and preserve traditional Truku cultural skills, including archery, hunting, weaving, and nose flute craftsmanship, to ensure cultural heritage is passed on.
Increase local residents’ awareness of their environment, while also promoting community visibility and outreach through the implementation of the program.
Inspire youth to return and stay, thereby enhancing the value and sustainability of local industries.
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