Da Hong Pao Tea Tasting Experience

See the Mountains, See the People, See All Living Beings: A Spiritual Pilgrimage Guide to Wuyi Mountain This is not an ordinary travel guide, but a journey tracing the origins of the soul. In the early morning, drift down the Nine-Bend Stream on a bamboo raft. The Danxia cliffs blaze like flames, the clear water flows like poetry. As the boat glides through the painting-like scenery, the boatman’s Wuyi dialect tells legends of Zhu Xi and the Fox Cave. Abandon the raft and step ashore, measuring the steps up Tianyou Peak. The 800 stone steps lead not only to the summit above the sea of clouds but also to a secret realm for dialogue with oneself. In the afternoon, visit Wuyi Palace to seek the footprints of Master Zhu. How did this land nurture Neo-Confucianism that influenced East Asia for 800 years? The answer lies in the cliff inscriptions, the ancient Minyue hanging coffins, and the poems and writings of generations of scholars. Wuyi Mountain is a living cultural history; every inch of its land tells the wisdom of “the Way is in the vessel.” At dusk, be sure to taste Wuyi rock tea. At a tea farmer’s home, listen to them explain the mystery of the “rock bone and floral fragrance.” A cup of Da Hong Pao connects the mountain’s essence with the warmth of human life. At this moment, you are not just tasting tea, but the covenant between man and nature. At night, watch the live performance of "Impression Da Hong Pao." The mountains and waters serve as the backdrop, tea history as the soul, and Zhang Yimou uses art to answer the eternal question: “Where do we come from, and where are we going?” What Wuyi Mountain teaches us is never just about the scenery. It lets us see ourselves in the climb, see others in the culture, and see all living beings in the mountains and waters. This mountain is worth measuring with your footsteps, feeling with your heart, and then returning to the world carrying the wisdom of the mountain.