With years of operation and maintenance, Haifeng Wetland provides habitats for living creatures, creates an atmosphere that combines with nature, and contains biodiversity

During the Japanese colonial period, Taiwan's infrastructure in Laiyi was advanced, including a still operational water conservancy project. The project's impact on the Paiwan people in Laiyi is observed along the Road, where visitors can experience the native culture and strive for sustainable harmony with the environment.

The Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park, located in Majia Township, Pingtung County, is home to the nation's only outdoor museum that features 1:1 scale replicas of the traditional homes of 16 Indigenous tribes. Spanning over 42 hectares, the park is divided into five main areas—Makalavan, Kagetsufuan, Tamaluwan, Naluwan, and Fugouwan—and serves as a vital hub for cultural and environmental education. It not only preserves valuable Indigenous cultural heritage but also integrates the natural landscape and ecological environment.

Having stood the test of a century, the Pingtung Distillery—renowned as the "Hometown of Rice Wine"—carries the mission of "preserving culture and promoting sustainability" within its rich and fragrant brews. We not only safeguard the classic quality of our Red Label rice wine but also integrate environmental education into our production process. Through the reuse of sake lees and hands-on experiences, we transform brewing byproducts into green miracles. We sincerely invite you to step into this site, where cultural depth meets ecological value, and under the warm southern Taiwan sun, witness the sustainable practices of a century-old industry’s transformation into a green landmark.