This paper discusses aboriginal place construction through tribal tourism in Taiwan. Although tribal tourism is an important local development action and academic research issue, it is still insufficient in examining the perspective of place construction through tribal tourism. By the new regional geography approach, this study discusses place construction process of tribal tourism within the Tsou Saviki community. First of all, this study indicates that the development of Saviki community is the articulation of traditional culture, tourism market, and government system through interactive mechanism among resources sharing, place commercialization, and community organization adjustment. Secondly, the result of autonomic development of local culture of Saviki produce “the community” new place imagined style, the alternative local economic development and culture economy space. Thirdly, the imagination of Saviki in imagined worlds induces disjuncture between reality and imagination, and further produces new social movement and apace reconstruction. Finally, This study explores new regional geography approach progress with both place construction perspectives of producing and social space from imagined worlds, and the connection between political economy as we as cultural society.