Pingtung County was once home to the largest sum of betel nut farmlands in Taiwan. In the middle of Pingtung Plain, with the right soil and climate, Jutian Township is suitable for growing betel nut palms, which was once the major income for residents of the township. The purpose of this study is to understand the challenges [faced by betel nut farming and tourist resources in Jutian Township] by investigating the decline of betel nut farming in Jutian from the perspectives of betel nut farmers, betel nut wholesalers, and betel nut retailers. This study suggests that the betel nut farming industry must form cross-industry alliances, develop micro-enterprises, enhance product development and upgrades, establish brand identity, and integrate betel nut farming with tourism to expand its applications of betel nut farming, transforming it into an industry of tourism, recreation, and knowledge, so that the culture of betel nuts can continue, and betel nut farming landscapes can be revitalized.