Travel Guide for Attractions

Located in the deep mountains of Mudan Township in Pingtung, the  Goshi Tribe, formerly known as the Kuskus, is an ancient tribe of the Southern Paiwan group (paljilauljilau), which is divided into the Upper Tribe and the Lower Tribe according to the mountainous terrain, and is also known as the "Home of the Wild Peony" because of the wild peonies planted all over the area.
In the old tribe of Goshi, there are still remnants of the public school and Japanese shrine from the Japanese rule period. On the hill of the park, a mini shrine and a white bird house were erected in 2016, overlooking the high-altitude seascape with a beautiful glass house, which is a hot spot for IG cyber celebrities.

● Opening Hours：24hrs

● Free admission

● Toilet

● Parking lot

● Public Transportation：
There is no public transportation to  Goshi Shrine, and the only way is to take the TRA train to Fangliao Train Station and then take a taxi to arrive here.

● Self-Driving：
1. Go south along Provincial Hwy 1 (Pingtung- Eluanbi  Highway) to Checheng (Police Station/Farmers' Association), then turn left along County Hwy 199, passing through  Sichongxi, Shimen and Zhongjia communities, and then after crossing the Mudan Bridge, turn right on County Hwy 172 to reach Goshi Community.
2. From the eastern part of the city, take Shouka to County Hwy 199 from Provincial Hwy 9 and head south toward Mudan and Shimen. After passing the gate of Mudan Reservoir, turn right and follow County Hwy 172 to reach Goshi Community.
3. From Kenting and Manzhou, you can follow County Hwy 172 to Goshi Village.