This paper focuses on how teachers who were related to cultural anthropology courses embody themselves in the environment of higher education which emphasized to teach indigenous cultural knowledge? We used qualitative research methods such as documental analysis and in-depth interviews to collect data. Interviewed 10 teachers showed that the importance of presenting indigenous cultures which fit the teaching goals of cultural anthropology. Also, the appliance of indigenous cultural knowledge can improve the understanding of cultures from non-western experiences. Teachers can apply their own studies or current issues about indigenous cultures and create teaching methods from indigenous ways such as sharing learning and collective knowledge in the courses. To enrich the current teaching methods and empower indigenous studies, we encourage cultural anthropologists in Taiwan to apply indigenous cultural knowledge during the processes of teaching. Furthermore, we can construct a friendly multicultural learning environment for indigenous and multicultural education on campus.