Your tour begin with China National Tea Museum. This China National Tea Museum is not only an exhibition center of Chinese tea culture but also a professional facility to collect tea cultural relics and materials. Visit Eighteen Imperial Tea Bushes with famous Longjing tea. Longjing tea was granted the status of "Imperial Tea" in Qing Dynasty by Chinese Emperor Kangxi. Emperor Qianlong was also so impressed by the Longjing tea produced here that he conferred a special imperial status on those 18 tea bushes. Continue your tour to Tea House at Meijiawu Tea Village, located at the hinterland of West Lake Park which is considered one of the most important Longjing tea productions in China. The final stop is Qinghefang street. Stroll down this ancient street with your private guide, you can stop any of the snack bars that offer local delicacies and shops selling antiques, embroidered items and silk.

• Showcase the elegance and precision of a traditional Chinese tea ceremony, as travelers observe skilled tea masters perform intricate rituals and pour tea
• Visit with its tea houses, markets, and festivals celebrating the art of tea appreciation.
• Showcase the opportunity for travelers to visit a local tea plantation in the scenic countryside surrounding Hangzhou.

• Restriction: This tour may be booked out, especially during peak season. It's recommended to book in advance.
• Restriction: If you have any dietary restrictions, please inform the tour operator in advance so they can make arrangements accordingly.
• Accessibility: Some tours may not be suitable for strollers. Please check with the tour operator for details.
• Dress Code: The weather in Hangzhou can vary, so it's recommended to dress in layers.
• Weather; Summers can be hot and humid, so it's important to stay hydrated and dress in cool, breathable clothing.
• Weather; Winters can be cold and dry, so it's recommended to pack warm layers and bring a hat, scarf, and gloves.

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