Immerse yourself in the rich history of Longjing tea with a local master
Learn the art of tea picking and hand-frying from a tea master
Study the Tea Ordering Techniques of the Song Dynasty
Enjoy the serene aroma of tea and savor Hangzhou-style snacks
Experience the lush mountains and forests in traditional tea attire
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Stroll through the lush mountains and forests, dressed in traditional indigo tea-picking attire. Listen as local masters narrate the 1,200-year history of Longjing's development and the tea grading system.
Enter an ecological organic tea garden and follow tea masters to learn the "pinch pull" tea picking technique. Distinguish precious premium leaves and personally pick them, experiencing the hard-won "green gold" of famous tea.
Step into the ancient tea house, sit around a traditional iron pot, and practice hand-frying tea under the guidance of a tea master. Practice the ten techniques of tea making. Watch as fresh leaves slowly transform in the pot, and the rich aroma of roasted tea lingers in the air.
Featured experience session: Study the tea making techniques of the Song Dynasty, use a tea whisk to create dense tea foam, and draw your favorite patterns or Chinese characters on the water surface.
At the end of the trip, sit on the elegant tea garden terrace, enjoy the tea soup with the serene tea aroma, and pair it with Hangzhou-style specialty snacks such as osmanthus cake to complete a complete journey of Jiangnan tea culture.
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Not Suitable For: Children under 3 years
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Comfortable clothes
Not Allowed: Alcohol and drugs
Not Allowed: Baby carriages
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities
Know Before You Go: Be prepared for hands-on activities
Know Before You Go: The experience involves walking through gardens and participating in tea making processes