Taiwan's 'Luna' show shines light on ancient traditions of Bunun tribe


Bulareyaung and his dancers spent time in Luluna village, immersing themselves in the mountain life and rituals of the Bunun tribe in Taiwan. Photo: Lafun Photography

A few years ago, Bulareyaung Pagarlava, an aboriginal dance choreographer and director, embarked on a remarkable artistic journey to visit aboriginal tribes in central Taiwan.

As a resident artist at the esteemed National Taichung Theatre, he encountered numerous unique experiences during these tours. However, one particular encounter left an everlasting impression on his soul.

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