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地址: San Jhan #19-9. Jingmei Village, Sioulin Township, Hualien, Taiwan
Hidden Village Eco Hostel is a accommodation of epic proportion. It is a place where one can experience nature up close in Taiwan's beautiful rainforest. This hostel caters to the tourist who is looking for a once in a lifetie experience to stay on a farm in the remote rainforest of Taiwan, near a traditional Aborigine village.
There are five seperate houses to accomodate different types of travelers. Some are more private with duel twin beds, while others are filled with bunk beds for groups traveling together.
The bungalows are traditional aboriginal huts, with modern furnishing. Beds, desk, electricity, sofas, etc. There are also adequate restroom facilites and a swimming pool.
All meals are provided for the traveler. These are traditional Aboriginal meals (delicious). We can accomodate both carnovores and herbovores! Meals are cooked over open fies in traditional fashion.
Extra services include: free hiking and guide service, pick up to and from the train station or airport, and traditional aboriginal entertainment (singing and dancing) at night around the camp fire.
An epilog by Peace Dave: The sleepy hamlet of Pratan (later named San Jhan) lies nestled against the foothills where two crystal clear gorge rivers merge. A kaleidoscope of stones and boulders fleck the intensely dramatic terrain, reminiscent of long-lost prehistoric islands. The south and north rivers alike provide pool after pristine pool. Foothills give way to mountains, giving way to jaw-dropping peaks, layer upon layer.
This is what struck me with awe on my rickety bicycle in 1987. The highway ran right beside the village that it side-skips now. Over the years, I've always made it a point to immerse myself and revitalize here each and every time I've come to Hualien. I finally saw no intelligent choice but to move here.
Less has changed here in the last 25 years than anywhere I know of in Taiwan. Here is still Shangri-La in the raw. The facade of the village framed by the rugged rain-forested gorges has more than retained its charm to woo nature-loving interlopers.
New Orleans Stevie, Taipei based Historian and associate, will set up your custom, all inclusive tour and see you off from Taipei Main Train Station. Peace Dave will meet you at Haulien station and Baki Jian (John) will see to your every need.
Baki Jian (John) hosts a self-constructed riverside sanctuary, running with river water, with simple yet quaint rooms, and basic necessities. He is a respected village elder and has been living in the village since the Japanese Occupation (Pre-WWII). John is hospitable, humorous, and just down-right cool!
This is an all inclusive tour package; Round trip express train tickets from Taipei to Haulien; Pick up to and from the village; all lodging (10 bungalows, site sleeps 40 people comfortably, private rooms available, AC available, natural spring water showers and bathroom facilities, easy access to river and hiking straight off the farm, swimming pool); all hiking (two hikes, one half day and one full day) and guides; all traditional aboriginal meals cooked for you, traditional aboriginal musical and dancing entertainment on the first night.
If you want to stay longer, it is an additional 1K per every 12 hours stayed after the 36 hour slot. It is for a great cause and not to mention a once in a lifetime opportunity to experience real eco-tourism in your own backyard. No one else offers anything like it.
This trip is an all inclusive 36 hour excursion, including round trip tickets from Taipei to Haulien, transportation to and from the village, sheltered lodging, complete with clean beds, bathrooms and showers. Aboriginal meals, including a cookout over an open fire with Aboriginal music, dance and other entertainment. Guides and hiking totally private. All services will be provided by locally employed villagers; proceeds will also go to help employ locals in environmental conservation efforts. All tours are 36 hours from the moment you leave Taipei. If you want to stay longer, it is an additional 1K per every 12 hours after the inital 36 hour reservation. It is for a great cause and truly a once in a lifetime trip.
The price is an all inclusive price!!!!!!! Pays for hiking, trail guides, all meals and snacks, lodging, traditional aboriginal entertainment (a song and dance show around the campfire), and pick up to and from the airport/ train station!!!!v!All excurions must be booked 24 hours in advance. See FB page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Strollin-With-Stevie-wwwstrollinwithsteviecom/182258461860242
There are five seperate houses to accomodate different types of travelers. Some are more private with duel twin beds, while others are filled with bunk beds for groups traveling together.
The bungalows are traditional aboriginal huts, with modern furnishing. Beds, desk, electricity, sofas, etc. There are also adequate restroom facilites and a swimming pool.
All meals are provided for the traveler. These are traditional Aboriginal meals (delicious). We can accomodate both carnovores and herbovores! Meals are cooked over open fies in traditional fashion.
Extra services include: free hiking and guide service, pick up to and from the train station or airport, and traditional aboriginal entertainment (singing and dancing) at night around the camp fire.
An epilog by Peace Dave: The sleepy hamlet of Pratan (later named San Jhan) lies nestled against the foothills where two crystal clear gorge rivers merge. A kaleidoscope of stones and boulders fleck the intensely dramatic terrain, reminiscent of long-lost prehistoric islands. The south and north rivers alike provide pool after pristine pool. Foothills give way to mountains, giving way to jaw-dropping peaks, layer upon layer.
This is what struck me with awe on my rickety bicycle in 1987. The highway ran right beside the village that it side-skips now. Over the years, I've always made it a point to immerse myself and revitalize here each and every time I've come to Hualien. I finally saw no intelligent choice but to move here.
Less has changed here in the last 25 years than anywhere I know of in Taiwan. Here is still Shangri-La in the raw. The facade of the village framed by the rugged rain-forested gorges has more than retained its charm to woo nature-loving interlopers.
New Orleans Stevie, Taipei based Historian and associate, will set up your custom, all inclusive tour and see you off from Taipei Main Train Station. Peace Dave will meet you at Haulien station and Baki Jian (John) will see to your every need.
Baki Jian (John) hosts a self-constructed riverside sanctuary, running with river water, with simple yet quaint rooms, and basic necessities. He is a respected village elder and has been living in the village since the Japanese Occupation (Pre-WWII). John is hospitable, humorous, and just down-right cool!
This is an all inclusive tour package; Round trip express train tickets from Taipei to Haulien; Pick up to and from the village; all lodging (10 bungalows, site sleeps 40 people comfortably, private rooms available, AC available, natural spring water showers and bathroom facilities, easy access to river and hiking straight off the farm, swimming pool); all hiking (two hikes, one half day and one full day) and guides; all traditional aboriginal meals cooked for you, traditional aboriginal musical and dancing entertainment on the first night.
If you want to stay longer, it is an additional 1K per every 12 hours stayed after the 36 hour slot. It is for a great cause and not to mention a once in a lifetime opportunity to experience real eco-tourism in your own backyard. No one else offers anything like it.
This trip is an all inclusive 36 hour excursion, including round trip tickets from Taipei to Haulien, transportation to and from the village, sheltered lodging, complete with clean beds, bathrooms and showers. Aboriginal meals, including a cookout over an open fire with Aboriginal music, dance and other entertainment. Guides and hiking totally private. All services will be provided by locally employed villagers; proceeds will also go to help employ locals in environmental conservation efforts. All tours are 36 hours from the moment you leave Taipei. If you want to stay longer, it is an additional 1K per every 12 hours after the inital 36 hour reservation. It is for a great cause and truly a once in a lifetime trip.
The price is an all inclusive price!!!!!!! Pays for hiking, trail guides, all meals and snacks, lodging, traditional aboriginal entertainment (a song and dance show around the campfire), and pick up to and from the airport/ train station!!!!v!All excurions must be booked 24 hours in advance. See FB page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Strollin-With-Stevie-wwwstrollinwithsteviecom/182258461860242
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The Taiwanese who live at this village were awesome & helpful. However, Stevie only returned 1 FB message, directing me to \"Dave,\" who never responded. The phone number was \"not assigned,\" no one answered from the \"pub\" email address & when I got myself to the place, the villagers living at the sanctuary didn\'t know of \"Stevie\" (though they did know a Dave) & had no bookings. I couldn\'t stay because Dave was traveling and not coming back until September. I was truly disappointed and fr alexis, from USA ~ 2nd Aug 2012
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