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The Qingye Tribe is located on Provincial Highway 185. At the entrance of the tribe, you can see river stones and a group of butterflies with outstretched wings. Following this image into the tribe, you enter the tribe's area, which is a beautiful Rukai tribe. According to legend, the tribe migrated several times over 400 years ago and finally moved to its current location in 1940. The youth organization actively transformed the tribe, using the stories of their ancestors to inspire power and displaying their own stories on the exterior walls of their houses. Each household has a richly colored exterior. There is a female artist in the tribe who created a very eye-catching butterfly window and a butterfly wall at her home. Upon entering the Qingye Elementary School, a specially made butterfly staircase connects with the tribe. A visit to the Qingye Tribe is like visiting an outdoor art gallery, with each house's fence telling the story of its own ancestors. It is recommended to spend about 2-3 hours here. Before visiting, you can make a reservation for a guided tour with the Community Development Association to learn more about the beauty of Qingye Tribe.