Changjhih, Township in Pingtung County, Taiwan
Changjhih is a township in Pingtung County, located in southern Taiwan. The area is divided into sixteen villages scattered across relatively flat terrain.
The area was shaped during the 1890s when Japanese forces carried out military operations affecting several villages. This period left lasting marks on the region's development.
The sixteen villages of Changjhih Township maintain traditional practices through regular festivals and ceremonies that reflect local Taiwanese customs.
The townships sits in a convenient location for visitors exploring Pingtung County, with good connections to larger towns in the region. Most villages are accessible via local roads that wind through farmland.
Each of the sixteen villages, from Jinxing to Ronghua, contributes distinct agricultural products to the township's economic foundation.
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