To pay tribute to the protection of the ancestral spirit, Siraya tribal people prepare whole pigs, betel nuts, rice wine, and rice dumplings to worship Alid in front of the Kuwa. Women in the tribe are in charge of chanting the "Handholding Song" (qianqu).
They hold hands and form a circle around an urn of water, stepping in a rhythmic way and chanting old tunes. Presently, there are five display rooms open to the public in the cultural park: History (Zone 1), research documents, Kuwa, daily life, and History (Zone 2).