China National Tea Museum Review

From the north of Jiuxi 18th, walk about 20 minutes to the China Tea Museum, free. Walk up the steps, and you can see the courtyard of many small houses after entering the gate. Each small house has a variety of exhibitions, there are tea drinking scenes in various countries around the world, showing various tea sets, as well as various tea leaves and tea making processes in various ethnic groups in all regions of China, as well as the scene of naked eyes 3D, in which you can see all the beautiful tea gardens in China. The content is very rich. Go through the courtyard and go to the mountain, there is a small house with Japanese-style tea. Slowly stroll around, the whole museum is almost an hour and a half to two hours. The traffic is a bit inconvenient, there is no public transportation, fortunately there are many taxi platforms now, it takes ten minutes for the car to drive in.

The China Tea Museum is located in Hangzhou Bay, divided into two museum areas. The Shuangfeng Museum is located at 88 Longjing Road, Shuangfeng Village, Longjing Township, West Lake, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It is a museum with the theme of displaying tea culture.

The China Tea Museum is located in the scenic tea capital Hangzhou, surrounded by the West Lake Longjing Tea Garden, and is the only national museum in China with tea and tea culture as the theme. There are Shuangfengguan District (No. 88 Longjing Road) and Longjingguan District (No. 268 Wengjiashan), the two halls cover a total area of 12.2 million square meters, and the construction area is 1.3 million square meters.

Speaking of Hangzhou, I must be the first to think of the West Lake. Speaking of the museum, I have a relatively rigid thing like a science and technology museum. So before this, I really didn’t know that there was a tea museum in the beautiful Hangzhou. It was really accidental when I came. Speaking to friends about I like to smell tea and don't like to drink tea, so my friend also mentioned this tea museum, it is said that this is also the only tea-themed restaurant museum, so it is still more interesting. The museum’s play time is generally about three hours, so we only set off to the museum after lunch. This place is not a strange place for locals, so it is very convenient if you take a taxi. The drivers are very familiar with the route. We were taken by locals, took the 87 bus to Shuangfeng Station to get off, and then it didn't take long to get there, and the road was not very traffic jam. There were laughter along the way, and it still felt very fast. The scenic spot is free, the environment is very good, suitable for the elderly and children to play together, the scenic spot is divided into outdoor areas and indoor areas, the outdoor area is the main scenery, there is a tea garden, it looks like an outdoor peach garden, very fresh feeling, This kind of scene makes people feel free to quiet down, enjoy the scenery in front of you, and there is an indoor area, like other museums, there are indoor exhibit areas, there are some simple explanations and some stories introduction, so the comprehensiveness is still very strong, when we go is usually, Therefore, there are not many people in the scenic spot, and the whole play process is very easy, so if you have time to play in Hangzhou, it is recommended to take a look.

The museum is located in Jilong Mountain, surrounded by tea gardens and tea houses. Osmanthus fragrans in the stream. The exhibits in the museum are accompanied by sound and photoelectric explanations, which are very vivid and interesting. The museum is free, and it is very suitable for big pot friends and small pot friends to visit and play.