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Showing posts with label AS-Taiwan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AS-Taiwan. Show all posts
November 18, 2017

3200 TAIWAN - National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine in Taipei

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The National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine , resting on the slopes of the Chingshan Mountain and overseeing the Keelung River , is ...
December 28, 2015

2163 TAIWAN - Pingxi Line in Shifen

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The Pingxi Line is a 13km long, single-track narrow-gauge railway branch line, one of three remaining open from the Japanese era . It ...
July 5, 2013

0720 TAIWAN - Ba Jia Jiang (Eight Generals)

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To any religious event in Taiwan are present groups of young men with painted faces who wear elaborate costumes, a familiar sight to l...
July 3, 2013

0716 TAIWAN - A Seediq pair from Nantou playing the jaw harp

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The Seediq (Sediq, Seejiq) are an aboriginal people who live primarily in Nantou County and Hualien County , and were officially re...
June 12, 2013

0676 TAIWAN - Atayal women dancing

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"Once upon a time, a stone named Pinspkan cracked apart and in it were three people. However, for an undisclosed reason, one of ...
June 1, 2013

0663 TAIWAN - Amis young women dancing at the Adult Ceremony

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The Amis are the largest ethnic group among the fourteen officially recognized peoples of Taiwanese aborigines, and they identify them...
July 29, 2012

0292 TAIWAN - Two Puyuma warriors

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Larger than Saisiyat tribe (about which I wrote here , and here ), with about 10,000 members, Puyuma (also known as the Peinan or Bei...
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July 25, 2012

0289 TAIWAN - Saisiyat hunters and theirs formosan mountain dogs

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About Taiwan (Formosa) I wrote here , and about Saisiyat tribe here . Of course that I didn't exhausted the two subjects, but neith...
May 4, 2012

0194 TAIWAN - A Saisiyat man smoking pipe

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The 521.000 Taiwanese aborigines constitutes now only 2% of the island population, although they were the first who colonized it, with ...
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