Morning
We shall pick-up you from Hangzhou Railway Station or your hotel in the Hangzhou Downtown to the edge of the place of origin of Longjing Tea.
Visit at first the Longjing Cultural Area to explore the secret of Dragon Well.
The quality of a cup of tea comes not only from good water, also leaves be. we shall hike through the place of origin of Longjing Tea : Langdang Ridge, experience the panorama of tea plantation over the mountain and valleys.
Hill Gate of Longjing Temple
On the way
Lunch & Tea Tasting
After hiking in the morning, we shall arrive at Meijiawu Village. You could enjoy in spectacular Tea Plantation both side of road before the village.
Finally our guide will recommand A restaurant of farm food over there. Then you will be shown a simple tea ceremony and taste cups of local tea : origin of Dragon Well Tea.
Production and health benefits: Like most other Chinese green tea, Longjing tea leaves are roasted early in processing (after picking) to stop the natural oxidation process. The actions of these enzymes are stopped by "firing" or by steaming the leaves before they completely dry out. The tea contains vitamin C , amino acids, and like most finer Chinese green teas, has one of the highest concentrations of catechins among teas.
Afternoon
You will be chauffered to Yunqi alley of Bamboo.
This is a quiet valley where many eminent monks once lived. This path is covered by tall bamboo forests and is a natural summer resort. It is no more appropriate to describe it here in three steps and one pavilion. When you come here, you can truly appreciate that a vocabulary in Chinese is called "Qu Jing Tong You."
After reaching the Yunqi Temple on the mountainside, you can choose to withdraw the original route, or if you don't want to take the repeated route, you can choose to continue to climb up to Wuyun Mountain, visit the ruin of the Zhenji temple, and then go down from the other side, believe me that the hill is not high.
Then drive you to your hotel or to the railway station to finish the trip.
Alley of Bamboo
view on the ridge
Production of Green Tea
Some animals who like wet