Immerse in the rich history and culture of tea in this unique museum nestled in the Longji Terraced Fields.
A historic tea house within the museum, offering traditional Chinese breakfast with a view of the terraced fields.
A local favorite for lunch, serving home-cooked Hunan dishes in a family-style setting.
Enjoy a traditional Chinese dinner at the guesthouse, featuring local specialties and stunning views of the terraced fields.
Thick noodles with a savory broth, topped with pickled vegetables and a soft-boiled egg.
Slow-cooked pork belly with a crispy skin, served with steamed rice and pickled cabbage.
Hard-boiled eggs marinated in tea leaves, soy sauce, and spices, resulting in a unique flavor and color.
Authentic Longji green tea, handpicked and processed traditionally, known for its unique aroma and health benefits.
Iconic bamboo hat worn by local tea pickers, symbolizing the region's tea culture and heritage.
Handmade ceramic tea ware, traditionally used for brewing and serving Longji tea, showcasing local pottery craftsmanship.
Longji is famous for its tea culture, so buying local tea is a must.
The region can have sudden rain showers, so a lightweight raincoat is essential.
Exploring the museum and its surroundings involves a lot of walking on uneven terrain.
Immerse yourself in the rich history of tea culture at this well-preserved museum.
Marvel at the breathtaking views of the terraced fields, especially stunning in the afternoon light.
Experience the local Zhuang minority culture, illuminated by colorful lanterns in the evening.
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