Wuyuan Green Tea · Hebao Red Carp
Wuyuan green tea (Wulü) is a tribute tea with a thousand-year history, recorded in tea catalogs since the Tang and Song dynasties and shipped as far as Europe by Hui merchants in the Ming and Qing.
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- All day
- Ticket
- Plantation experience approx. CNY 50
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
Wuyuan green tea (Wulü) is a tribute tea with a thousand-year history, recorded in tea catalogs since the Tang and Song dynasties and shipped as far as Europe by Hui merchants in the Ming and Qing; the tea plantations offer tea-picking and tea-roasting experiences. The Hebao red carp, a fish species unique to Wuyuan shaped like a money pouch, is listed as a national aquatic germplasm resource, and its steamed preparation is a signature dish of the Hui banquet; steamed pork with rice flour, hu tofu (paste tofu), and steamed sponge cake complete the flavors of Wuyuan's Hui banquet.
Getting there: tea plantations such as Chakeng Village
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