After a super long bus ride up the mountains, we finally arrived at the visitor center of the Atyal tribe. As lunch was still a few hours away, we got down to getting ready for our lunch by preparing a stick of bamboo rice each.
With bamboo rice steaming away, Chief taught us how to dress up for the occasion. On the way, he taught us how to sing tribal songs and explained their customs.
We present you the new members of the Atyal tribe!
Snack time! Oops, we have to make it ourself?
Many found to their dismay that eating Muah Chee is 100 millions times easier than making it. All queued up to learn the value of Appreciation.
As the rice got stickier, more hands were need to lift the pounding stick.
Mmmm... the tastiest Muah Chee in the world.
Bamboo rice is ready. A huge mallet was brought out to break the bamboo
maids from Atyal tribe preparing the BBQ.
Goodbye Atyal tribe and hello Touchen Farm!
First up, Pizza making. The oven is lit and readied for us!
Bag or Tee-shirt design.
Our products!
A quick dinner and the day's reflections.
When the skies became dark, we were ushered to the DIY center for the finale. Lantern making!
Our wishes written on the lantern and ready for launch.
All 3 lanterns shot off into the sky and I'm sure all our wishes came true!
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