Tri-Mountain National Scenic Area Headquarters

As the first new town in Taiwan, Guangfu New Village was planned and built in 1956 based on the British "Garden City" concept. The streets are neat and green, and modern facilities such as tap water, electricity, and transportation systems exist. It was once a dormitory for provincial government officials. Today, with the community's revitalization, it has become a base for youth entrepreneurship and cultural and artistic development. The old red-brick houses that retain the style of military dependents' villages are home to art, cultural, and creative product stores and cafes. There are also markets and activities to experience on holidays. It is the best place to stroll, take photos, and feel the blend of nostalgia and creativity.

The creative integration of indigenous people and youth provide a rich and diverse cultural experience. 
The Llyung Startup Cluster is an Indigenous theme park transformed from old houses in the village. It integrates Indigenous cuisine, craft experience, and life selection as if walking into a small tribe full of cultural soul and feeling the life aesthetics and cultural charm of Taiwan's aboriginal people in a relaxed atmosphere. 

The Youth Startup Base in Guangfu New Village brings together a variety of cultural and creative brands, handmade workshops, specialty restaurants, and art teams. It provides visiting and shopping space, plans markets, performances, and interactive activities to inject new life into this village of old military dependents.

Wandering around the village of old military dependents allows you to eat, drink, take photos, and stroll to satisfy your at once.
Walking into Guangfu New Village is like stepping into a nostalgic and creative community of hipsters. The original military dependents' village style of red brick houses preserved small courtyards and old road signs here, and the air has an intense retro atmosphere. The alleys have shops and studios that are full of unique charm. Besides, people hold markets, cultural activities on holidays, and DIY experiences here occasionally. It is a great place to enjoy a slow pace and the aesthetics of life.

It is also the location of the filming of the TV series "A Touch of Green" and a popular spot for tourists to take photos. Not only that, the food in Guangfu New Village is also lovely, from beef noodles and scallion pancakes full of military dependents' village memories to egg cakes and creative desserts that young people love. Whether you like taking photos and checking in or are a foodie who loves exploring delicious food, coming to Guangfu New Village is to eat, shop, take pictures, and have fun!