Introduction to XinPi Township

XinPi Township (Hakka: xinˊ biˊ hiongˊ) is located in the central part of Pingtung County, Taiwan. It is situated approximately 28.4 kilometers southeast of the Pingtung County government. It belongs to the Left Division of the Liudui region, with about fifty percent of the population being Hakka people. There is also distribution of the Makatao indigenous people of the Pingpu tribe.

History of XinPi Township

Originally part of the Jiaoting District in Fengshan County, Tainan Prefecture, Fujian Province, this township became part of Taiwan when it was ceded to Japan in 1895. The following year, it was placed under the jurisdiction of the Donggang Branch Office of the Akōchō, and it remained so until the 9th year of the Taisho era (1920). After the revision of the Taiwan street and township system, it was planned as Xinbi Township in Chaozhou County, Kaohsiung Prefecture, with the establishment of the Xinbi Township Office as its administrative center. Following the Republic of China's takeover of Taiwan in 1945, the street and township system was abolished, and the area was renamed Xinbi Township, with the Xinbi Township Office serving as the local administrative center under Kaohsiung County. In October 1950, due to administrative region adjustments, it has since been under the jurisdiction of Pingtung County.

Sanhua Joy Banquet Hall

屏東縣南州鄉大同路69號

11:00-22:00

Achievement Medal Ribbon

屏東縣新埤鄉建功村建工路45號

06:30-12:30, Fridays off every week.

Grandma's Green Mango from Xiangtan Elementary School

In the scorching summer, just take a bite of the refreshing green mangoes.

Nanzhou Farmers' Association - Magical Encounter with Fairy Fruits

As if placed in a wax apple orchard .