http://blog.taiwan-guide.org/2007/06/beipu-to-nanzhuang-through-the-mountains/ commentary on all things Taiwanese -- Taichung, Taiwan Mon, 26 Jul 2010 12:46:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://blog.taiwan-guide.org/2007/06/beipu-to-nanzhuang-through-the-mountains/comment-page-1/#comment-84533 Pasta’ay: Saisiat Festival in Wufeng - David on Formosa Sat, 15 Nov 2008 13:29:35 +0000 http://blog.taiwan-guide.org/2007/06/beipu-to-nanzhuang-through-the-mountains/#comment-84533 [...] also spelt Saisiyat). The Pasta’ay is held in two locations. One in Wufeng and the other in Xiang Tian Hu (向天湖) in Nanzhuang. I visited Xiang Tian Hu which has a Saisiat Museum in May last year, although it wasn’t the [...] [...] also spelt Saisiyat). The Pasta’ay is held in two locations. One in Wufeng and the other in Xiang Tian Hu (向天湖) in Nanzhuang. I visited Xiang Tian Hu which has a Saisiat Museum in May last year, although it wasn’t the [...]

]]> http://blog.taiwan-guide.org/2007/06/beipu-to-nanzhuang-through-the-mountains/comment-page-1/#comment-54214 David on Formosa » 2007 Ethnographic Film Festival Tue, 02 Oct 2007 15:25:34 +0000 http://blog.taiwan-guide.org/2007/06/beipu-to-nanzhuang-through-the-mountains/#comment-54214 [...] of Xinzhu and Miaoli Counties in Taiwan. I was particularly curious to see these after visiting Nanzhuang, one of two areas in Taiwan where the Saisiat live, earlier this [...] [...] of Xinzhu and Miaoli Counties in Taiwan. I was particularly curious to see these after visiting Nanzhuang, one of two areas in Taiwan where the Saisiat live, earlier this [...]

]]> http://blog.taiwan-guide.org/2007/06/beipu-to-nanzhuang-through-the-mountains/comment-page-1/#comment-28929 miao Sat, 02 Jun 2007 18:16:12 +0000 http://blog.taiwan-guide.org/2007/06/beipu-to-nanzhuang-through-the-mountains/#comment-28929 I have seen trees like that in Bali. They wrap a sarong around very old objects that are believed to have a spirit. Nanzhuang looks like such a cute town! I'm guessing the post office was built in the Japanese era? I have seen trees like that in Bali. They wrap a sarong around very old objects that are believed to have a spirit. Nanzhuang looks like such a cute town! I’m guessing the post office was built in the Japanese era?

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