Introduce
"Cacevakan" means cutting stone slabs along the joints of stones. It belongs to the old tribe of the Southern Paiwan group (paljilauljilau), and the colony is located on the gentle slopes along the hillside of Jushe Creek, with one headman's house and 22 general houses in the colony.
At the entrance of the trail, you will see a statue of a Paiwan warrior, symbolizing the silent protection of the local people.
As you enter the site, you should walk with reverence and gratitude, and do not disturb the ancestral spirits by making a lot of noise.
● Opening Hours: 08:00~17:00; Please do not enter during other times.
● Prohibited from entering the residential area to protect important cultural assets.
● Do not move any slabs.
● Please note that there are no trash bins or toilets in this area.
● In order to maintain safety and tour quality, it is recommended to be guided by a local docent. Please contact the Agricultural Tourism Division of the Mudan Township Office at (08) 883-1223, ext. 63, 64.
● Self-Driving：
1. Go south along the Provincial Hwy 1 (Pingtung-Eluanbi Highway) and when you reach Checheng (Police Station/Farmers' Association), turn left and follow the County Hwy 199 and pass through Sichongxi River to reach Shimen Village in Mudan Township. After crossing the Mudan Bridge, turn right and take the County Hwy 172, and then continue for about 4 kilometers to reach the site of Cacevakan.
2. Alternatively, from Fenggang in Fangshan Township, turn left onto Provincial Hwy 9 in the direction of Taitung, turn right onto County Hwy 199 at Shouka on the border between Pingtung and Taitung, and head south towards Mudan and Shimen. After crossing the gate of the Mudan Reservoir, turn left onto County Hwy 172, and continue for about 4 kilometers to the site of Cacevakan.
3.Visitors from Kenting and Manchuria can follow County Hwy 172 northward, passing through Gaoshi Village and then proceeding 8 kilometers toward Shimen Village, where they can reach the Cacevakan site.
"Cacevakan" means cutting stone slabs along the joints of stones. It belongs to the old tribe of the Southern Paiwan group (paljilauljilau), and the colony is located on the gentle slopes along the hillside of Jushe Creek, with one headman's house and 22 general houses in the colony.
At the entrance of the trail, you will see a statue of a Paiwan warrior, symbolizing the silent protection of the local people.
As you enter the site, you should walk with reverence and gratitude, and do not disturb the ancestral spirits by making a lot of noise.
● Opening Hours: 08:00~17:00; Please do not enter during other times.
● Prohibited from entering the residential area to protect important cultural assets.
● Do not move any slabs.
● Please note that there are no trash bins or toilets in this area.
● In order to maintain safety and tour quality, it is recommended to be guided by a local docent. Please contact the Agricultural Tourism Division of the Mudan Township Office at (08) 883-1223, ext. 63, 64.
● Self-Driving：
1. Go south along the Provincial Hwy 1 (Pingtung-Eluanbi Highway) and when you reach Checheng (Police Station/Farmers' Association), turn left and follow the County Hwy 199 and pass through Sichongxi River to reach Shimen Village in Mudan Township. After crossing the Mudan Bridge, turn right and take the County Hwy 172, and then continue for about 4 kilometers to reach the site of Cacevakan.
2. Alternatively, from Fenggang in Fangshan Township, turn left onto Provincial Hwy 9 in the direction of Taitung, turn right onto County Hwy 199 at Shouka on the border between Pingtung and Taitung, and head south towards Mudan and Shimen. After crossing the gate of the Mudan Reservoir, turn left onto County Hwy 172, and continue for about 4 kilometers to the site of Cacevakan.
3.Visitors from Kenting and Manchuria can follow County Hwy 172 northward, passing through Gaoshi Village and then proceeding 8 kilometers toward Shimen Village, where they can reach the Cacevakan site.