Nearly ninety years serving two villages.
Guangyuan Elementary was founded in 1937 during the Japanese colonial era and took its present name in 1968. Its school district spans two Bunun communities, Longquan and Dabu, on land the Bunun consider part of their traditional ancestral living territory in the Haiduan highlands. The school remains small — about 12 teachers and staff, six classes, and 45 students — with an attached kindergarten and basic sports facilities.
廣原國小創立於1937年（日治時期），1968年更改為現名。學區橫跨龍泉、大埔兩個布農部落，座落於布農族視為傳統祖居生活領域的海端高地上。學校規模小巧，現有約12名教職員、六班、45名學生，並設有附設幼兒園及基本體育設施。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏘️ Serving Two Bunun Communities
龍泉、大埔兩部落
Guangyuan's school district covers both the Longquan and Dabu Bunun communities, uniting two neighboring villages around a single small campus.
🗿 On Ancestral Bunun Land
布農族傳統生活領域
The school sits on ground the Bunun regard as part of their traditional living territory in the Haiduan highlands, connecting daily school life to a much older sense of place.
📚 Nearly Nine Decades of Teaching
創校近九十年
Founded in 1937, Guangyuan has quietly served its mountain villages for nearly ninety years, remaining a close-knit, small-scale school to this day.
Longquan and Dabu, Bunun highlands.
The villages of Longquan and Dabu are Bunun Indigenous communities in the Haiduan highlands, on land the Bunun regard as part of their traditional ancestral living territory — a heritage the school's students inherit alongside their education.
Find the school.
台東縣海端鄉廣原村1鄰大埔1號
No. 1, Dabu, Neighborhood 1, Guangyuan Village, Haiduan Township, Taitung County, Taiwan
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