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It was the only attraction taking tea as the theme on the UNESCO World Heritage List, and it is also one of the best tea mountains in China. Unlike most renovated old towns with similar food …

The Ancient Tea Horse Road winds through China's vast western area, in which diverse tourist attractions are found including a wide variety of wildlife, amazing scenery, colorful ethnic …

The most famous tea trading hall is called China Tea Capital, located on Hebin North Road. Within this building, you will find countless shops, booths, and independent vendors with bags …

It is renowned as one of the most important production bases of West Lake Dragon Well tea in China, and possibly even the world. In its former years it once entertained the leaders of the …

With a long history stretching through multiple centuries and cultures, tea is one of China's greatest treasures. This museum captures its history and the culture surrounding it for …

You will have the chance to enter a tea plantation and pick tea-leaves, visit a tea farmer’s house and stir-fry tea, learn the art of tea-making, and taste local tea snacks. This is all combined …

Meng Ding Mountain is the birthplace of the world's tea culture, as well as being home to the earliest tea plantations ever recorded in written Chinese, according to the earliest legend of …

Ever since ancient times, Hangzhou, known as the "Capital of Tea in China", has been a famous tea-production base in China. Tea culture is an important feature of the city. Hangzhou tea …

The spaces between the rocks and brooks are where the famous Wuyi Rock Tea trees are planted. A dense cluster of these tea trees is scattered in Nine Dragon Cave, nourished by …