If there are slight adjustments to business hours, the announcement at the on-site ticket office shall prevail.
Attraction facilities and performance activities may be adjusted or closed due to factors such as weather or routine maintenance.





| Cancellation time | Service fee |
|---|---|
| Before ticket expiration | Free cancellation |
| After ticket expiration | No refund |




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Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village is a large recreational area composed of three main parts: European Palace Garden, Amusement World, and Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village. The amusement facilities not only include Southeast Asia's highest free-fall ride but also an aerial ropeway connecting Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village and Sun Moon Lake, allowing you to overlook the beautiful scenery of Central Taiwan's mountains and waters, which has attracted much attention in recent years.
In addition, the romantic and beautiful European Garden boasts exquisite scenery comparable to those abroad. The rich indigenous culture is also a key feature of Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, fully showcasing Taiwan's original culture and characteristics through traditional clothing, architecture, images, food, and music of various indigenous groups!
The Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village has many exciting amusement facilities. Mayan expedition, UFO free fall, gold mine expedition, maelstrom, invincible fleet, etc., are all must-see facilities that cannot be missed
The Palace of Laguna, Roman fountain, European-style garden, Gothic clock tower, water and sand with steam train, and Garden Station are all suitable spots for taking pictures.
The scenery of the God Stone, Indian Totem Area, Tianli Garden, Sakura Lake, Pine Garden, Owl Forest Trail in the tribal landscape area is refreshing, and the Sakura Avenue is a popular spot for cherry blossom viewing.
The aerial cable car is divided into the Formosan Aboriginal Cable Car and the Sun Moon Lake Cable Car. The Formosan Cable Car connects the Happy World of the Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village and Guanshan Tower, with a total length of 1,000 meters. The Sun Moon Lake Cable Car connects Sun Moon Lake and the Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village with a total length of 1,877 meters.
Adult tickets, student tickets, children tickets, and youth tickets
Yes, it includes Sun Moon Lake Ropeway round-trip ticket.
As this is an open-dated ticket, you do not need to amend your participation date. Simply show up on any date within the validity period to participate in this activity.
A: Please check the validity period stated on the voucher.
A: When you purchase a one-day ferry ticket, you can enjoy unlimited trips on the same day, including Shuishe, Xuanguang Temple and Ida Thao tourist attractions. It can be used on weekdays, holidays, winter vacations and summer vacations. A fare increase is required and no advance reservation is required; additional boat departures will be added every day according to the number of tourists.
A: The validity period of the ticket is as shown on the voucher. Please note:
A: You can go to Nantou Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village
Formosa Aboriginal Cultural Village Admission Ticket: Please present your voucher at the Culture Village counter to collect your ticket.
Sun Moon Lake Ropeway ticket: You can collect a physical ticket at Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village counter, or present the QR-code to receive a stamp on your hand at Sun Moon Lake Ropeway 3F ticket counter.
You can only use one domestic travel voucher per booking.
You will need to purchase a child ticket from the ticket counter on-site.
As this is an open-dated ticket, you can visit the site on a different day.
The QR code is transferrable.
Yes, the Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village provides professional tour services to allow visitors to have a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural background of each exhibition area.
Yes, there are restaurants and snack stalls in the cultural village, which provide a variety of aboriginal cuisine for tourists to taste local specialties.
Yes, the Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village provides a variety of child-friendly activities and recreational facilities, suitable for families to participate in together.
Yes, there are ample parking lots near the Cultural Village for tourists to park their vehicles.
Visitors can choose to drive there by themselves or take local public transportation, which is relatively convenient.
Yes, there is a souvenir shop in the cultural village selling aboriginal handicrafts, souvenirs, etc.
Sorry, in order to maintain order and safety in the park, pets are not allowed.
Sorry, the Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village does not provide refund services. It is recommended that tourists confirm their itinerary before planning to avoid any inconvenience.
The visiting time varies depending on tourists’ interests and arrangements. Generally speaking, it is recommended to reserve about 3 to 4 hours.
The Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village stands out for its distinctive combination of an amusement park and a celebration of indigenous heritage. Nestled in Nantou County amid the surrounding mountains, it features the largest European garden in Taiwan, resembling an authentic European palace garden.
Certainly! Don't miss the exhilarating Mayan Adventure Roller Coaster for a thrilling ride with panoramic views of the picturesque landscape. Engage in hands-on experiences like pottery making, immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Taiwan's aboriginal tribes.
The cultural village is highly family-friendly, offering a diverse range of attractions suitable for all ages. From amusement rides to cultural exhibits, there's something for everyone. The European palace garden and the Mayan Adventure Roller Coaster are particularly popular among families.
Yes, the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village features a dedicated section known as the European palace garden. It is the largest European garden in Taiwan, providing a tranquil and aesthetically pleasing environment for visitors to explore.
The cultural village is conveniently located in Nantou County. You can reach it by various transportation options. Apart from exploring the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, you might want to visit the neighboring Sun Moon Lake or enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding mountains, enhancing your overall experience in the region.
If there are slight adjustments to business hours, the announcement at the on-site ticket office shall prevail.
Attraction facilities and performance activities may be adjusted or closed due to factors such as weather or routine maintenance.
Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village

Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village is a large recreational area composed of three main parts: European Palace Garden, Amusement World, and Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village. The amusement facilities not only include Southeast Asia's highest free-fall ride but also an aerial ropeway connecting Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village and Sun Moon Lake, allowing you to overlook the beautiful scenery of Central Taiwan's mountains and waters, which has attracted much attention in recent years.
In addition, the romantic and beautiful European Garden boasts exquisite scenery comparable to those abroad. The rich indigenous culture is also a key feature of Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, fully showcasing Taiwan's original culture and characteristics through traditional clothing, architecture, images, food, and music of various indigenous groups!