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Liqinli Tribe is located in Majia Township, Pingtung. The tribe is surrounded by mountains and forests. With a broad vision, the entire Pingnan Plain can be seen. The beautiful scenery is breathtaking. In 2009, the Morakot disaster severely damaged three townships in northern Pingtung. The government helped residents rebuild their homes. The Ma Jia agricultural field was selected as the site for the permanent housing. Therefore, the residents of the nearby villages of Dashe Village in Sandimen Township, Majia Village in Majia Township, and Hǎocha Village in Wutai Township were moved here. The World Vision Organization helped build permanent housing and named the tribe "Liqinli Tribe." It means "a place where we walk together and go somewhere together." As you walk through the tribe, you can see that there are churches of different styles. Each church has a unique appearance and is quite impressive. It is a distinctive feature of the tribe and symbolizes the piety of the residents. As you travel, you can see many indigenous crafts. They are decorated with precious lily flowers and hundred-step snake totems, which represent the origin. In the tribe, there is the Changrong Lily Elementary School. The school buildings are very lively and lovely. The corridors are equipped with various distinctive installations, such as movable small mazes, open piano spaces, and many interesting ideas waiting for visitors to explore. It is recommended to stay here for at least half a day. You can visit the tribe's shopping street, the Red Millet Story Museum, the tribe's workshop, the Visitor Center, and Changrong Lily Elementary School. Alternatively, you can directly book a package tour with the Community Development Association.