I didn't expect that there is a tea garden in Southwest Guizhou that is comparable to the West Lake Longjing tea.

"Watch and appreciate its beauty, smell and enjoy its fragrance" For friends who like to drink tea, Pu'an County in Southwest Guizhou is definitely a "feng shui treasure land" that must be visited. As an important tea origin in the country, it is also one of the earliest places to mine Guizhou spring tea. The [Pu'an Tea] produced here has long been listed in the "China National Geographical Indication Products". It has the advantages of uniform appearance, bright red color, long-lasting fragrance after brewing, and mellow taste; Pu'an also has famous ancient tea trees. The ancient tea seed fossils found here are more than 1 million years old, and there are more than 20,000 living remains of the world's oldest four-ball ancient tea trees, which has the reputation of "China's Ancient Tea Tree Hometown". Although the tea trees are ancient, the spring tea in Pu'an's core tea-producing area falls from the trees more than 20 days earlier than in other places in the country, so Pu'an is also known as the "National Core Production Area of ​​High-quality Morning Tea". Nowadays, the local area uses tea as a medium to create a tea culture rural tourism boutique route with "Chayuan Street-Xizhai Village" as the core point. Tourists can walk into the tea garden to participate in tea picking, processing and other experience projects, and they can also make some local delicacies with tea as raw materials by themselves and enjoy the fun of tea. Don't miss Xizhai Village, which is a minority village dominated by the Buyi people. It is inhabited by six ethnic groups, including the Buyi, Miao, Hui, Han, Li, and Yi. The architecture, clothing, and diet of the locals are very unique~ Detailed address: Chayuan Street, Pu'an County, Qianxinan Prefecture, Guizhou Province Transportation strategy: Take a bus from Xingyi Bus Station to Pu'an County, and then take a taxi Opening hours: 24 hours Ticket price: None Highlights: Relics of ancient tea trees, huge tea garden scenery, characteristic Buyi villages, and food made from tea