Recommended four best tea houses in Beijing, including Lao She Teahouse, Sentosa Teahouse, Zhangyiyuan Tianqiao Teahouse, Deyunshe Theater for Chinese tea culture lovers.

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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, also enjoy the beautiful scenery of West Lake.

The National Tea Museum of Hangzhou is the epicenter of knowledge and appreciation for China's favorite beverage. With a long history stretching through multiple centuries and cultures, tea is one of China's greatest treasures.

Hangzhou's Meijiawu Tea Village is a famous Dragon Well tea plantation nestled in the hills surrounding West Lake. It is renowned as one of the most important production bases of West Lake Dragon Well tea in China, and possibly even the world.

Visiting these 10 recommended towns along the ancient tea trade route would be just as interesting or perhaps even better than touring the Silk Road.

Explore the Tea Horse Road on a China Tour. 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 culture, splendid imperial monuments, and sites of religious practices.

Tea/drink: Usually, restaurants offer free tea when you are seated. If you want other drinks like juice, soft drinks, wine, or beer, you can order from the menu. Appetizers — cold dishes: Pickled vegetables and salted meats are popular cold dishes among Chinese people, and some restaurants offer customers small cold dishes for free.

Jan 14, 2021 · 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 tea planting by Wu Lizhen (200 BC-53 AD), from Mingshan County, Ya'an, Sichuan.

Anxi County's fame stretches throughout China as well as around the world, and it is now known as the Tea Capital of China and one of China Highlight's Top Tea Cities. Why Anxi County?