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Wulai Old Street refers to the area around Wulai Street, Waterfall Road, and the mountain road. The shop signs are uniformly styled, looking very neat. Most of the shops take advantage of the indigenous characteristics, so tourists can taste the indigenous mountain delicacies, such as grilled mountain pork, hot spring eggs, moon peach rice, bamboo tube rice, ma-gao dishes, mountain spinach, and pearl green onions. These are indigenous flavor dishes rarely seen elsewhere. In addition, there are specialties such as millet wine and millet glutinous rice cakes, which are also suitable as souvenirs to give to friends and family. At the same time, visitors can also enjoy mountain dance and song performances and feel the enthusiasm and vitality of the indigenous people. Whenever people mention Wulai, they think of hot springs. In fact, in the Atayal language, it refers to a hot spring that emits steam. Whether it's the original Atayal people, or the later Han people and Japanese, they all fell in love with the hot springs that can improve beauty, and treat gastrointestinal diseases. There are many hot spring hotels on the old street. Atayal culture is also a key attraction of the old street. Taking a tour of the Atayal Ethnic Museum can help you understand the rich weaving, architecture, and religious culture of the tribe, and also taste the many indigenous delicacies on the old street. If you want to get close to the natural scenery, you can take the sightseeing bus to enjoy the mountain scenery along the way, or take the aerial cable car to get a close-up view of the waterfalls and mountain mists.