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    Hangzhou Day Trip Dragon Well Tea Plantation and Culture Tour

    By ETripChina

    Product code 157735P50

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    From USD 126.1

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    Dates

    Available from Mar 27, 2020

    Start times

    8:30 AM

    Travelers

    Adult ages 2-70

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    Hangzhou Day Trip Dragon Well Tea Plantation and Culture Tour

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    Duration

    4 hours to 6 hours

    Ticket type

    Mobile Only

    Languages

    English

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    Instant Then Manual

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    Pickup details available

    Time zone

    Asia/Shanghai

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    This trip is for tea lovers who want to learn the tea culture. We arrange only two attractions: the Tea Museuma and Meijiawu Tea village. Driver and guide will meet you at your hotel or Hangzhou railway stations, then forward to China National Tea Museum to discover the history of Chinese tea and the tea ceremony. After visiting tea museum, drive to the Tea village in the mountain side and have lunch in a tea-themed restaurant and see how tea influences dishes in Hangzhou Meijiawu is an important and the largest production base of Longjing Tea in Hangzhou. The village is features Quiet, relaxing and refreshing place, full of tea plantation. You could also have a visit of the Eighteen Imperial Tea Bushes "Imperial Tea". conferred by Emperor Qianlong. The bushes continue producing premium Longjing tea and the tea they produce is auctioned annually for higher price per gram than gold. Back to your hotel.

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