Chūnrì (春日) is a mountainous Indigenous township in southeastern Pingtung, homeland of the Paiwan people. Tjuvecekadan (老七佳部落), a heritage-listed settlement preserving dozens of traditional stone slab houses, is among the best-preserved Paiwan villages in Taiwan. The area around Guhua Village retains several military installations spanning the Japanese colonial era and post-war period, including World War 2 era tunnels beneath Longzhu Mountain (龍珠山). The historic Jinshuiying Ancient Trail (浸水營古道) traverses the township from west to east.
Other Regions
- Pingtung City (屏東市)
- Hengchun (恆春)
- Chaozhou (潮州)
- Fangliao (枋寮)
- Ligang (里港)
- Checheng (車城)
- Gaoshu (高樹)
- Neipu (內埔)
- Xinyuan (新園)
- Jiadong (佳冬)
- Donggang (東港)
- Manzhou (滿州)
- Fangshan (枋山)
- Linbian (林邊)
- Wandan (萬丹)
- Xinpi (新埤)
- Nanzhou (南州)
- Shizi (獅子)
- Jiuru (九如)
- Linluo (麟洛)
- Mudan (牡丹)
- Wanluan (萬巒)
- Laiyi (來義)
- Wutai (霧臺)
- Changzhi (長治)
- Kanding (崁頂)
- Liuqiu (琉球)
- Zhutian (竹田)
- Majia (瑪家)
- Yanpu (鹽埔)
- Sandimen (三地門)
- Taiwu (泰武)
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Guhua World War 2 Tunnels (古華戰備坑道), Old Kalevuan Community (歸化門社遺址), Seveng Shinto Shrine (士文祠), Chunrishan Artillery Base Barracks (春日山砲兵連營舍), Likiliki Shinto Shrine (力里祠), Old Guhua Presbyterian Church (舊古華教會), Guhua Missile Base (古華飛彈連營區), and Tjuvecekadan (老七佳部落).