LaoLong Jing Yu ChaYuan

A very satisfying homestay experience, the environment is great, and the view of the tea mountain is great. The room is tidy and clean. Takeaway is convenient, and the proprietress is very enthusiastic and can help you solve various problems. I will come again next time

Very good experience, it's worth the trip! ! I was worried about the typhoon and couldn't experience it. Unexpectedly, the weather was good and there was no strong wind or rain. I experienced all the procedures of picking tea, frying tea, and tasting tea🍵. Aunt Shang, a villager, was warm and hospitable, answered all questions, and responded to all requests. Longjing tea is really delicious, and it is a wonderful experience with the melon seeds and fruits prepared by Aunt Shang! ! Very satisfied👍

The tea, fruit and simple meals were all very fresh, a bit amazing! The environment is also very good, quiet and leisurely, with historical origins, a very good place! But the service is really average, we were driven from one table to another, and we were asked to move the cups and tea sets by ourselves. Maybe they thought that our family only ordered one portion, and they assumed that we would not buy tea. There was no communication or acceptance throughout the whole process. Later, when we bought tea, they were a little enthusiastic.

Friends love tea, especially green tea, so this trip to Hangzhou Longjing Village has become one of the destinations. Never before, this time I thought Longjing Village would be worth visiting if I hadn't rushed to take part in the kind of sightseeing. Although it is earlier than the vegetable tea season, the tea in the village used to be fragrant and relaxed. There is a tea room in the villagers'house. It's very comfortable to sit down and ask for a cup of tea and chat.

Longjing Tea is a famous tourist attraction for exploring Longjing tea culture and is also one of the ten new scenic spots of West Lake in Hangzhou. Longjing is located on Fenghuangling, a place with lush bamboo forests to the west of West Lake in Hangzhou. There is a spring there named Longjing, and there is Longjing Village nearby. West Lake Longjing tea is mainly produced in the area around Longjing Village. The Longjing tea produced in Longjing has a flat and slender appearance and emerald green color. It not only combines the four unique features of tea: emerald color, rich fragrance, sweet taste and beautiful shape, but also combines the five names of "famous mountain, famous temple, famous lake, famous spring and famous tea" into one. There are three types of West Lake Longjing tea: Lion, Dragon, Cloud, Tiger and Plum. The tea from Longjing in Lion Peak is the best. The secret of tea can only be understood by going to Longjing Village in person to taste and ask about the tea, hence the fun of "Asking about Longjing Tea". The water of Longjing Spring is clear and sweet, and Longjing fragrant tea is even more famous. People flock here, forming a unique Longjing tea culture.

Quietly crossing the forest, crossing the stream and flying in the mood. Three of us have a great time. We don't need to buy or buy good tea. We can just take the bus to Longjing Teahouse, cross Longjing Village, and then walk down the mountain to Jiuxi Yanshu. The scenery is even better.

Small and exquisite scenic spots, like bonsai, small and scattered exquisite, tickets seem to be ten yuan, the scenery is worth the fare. Entering the door is the famous eighteen imperial teas, climbing up the stairs, the paths are quiet, through the small winding windows, the tall and scattered ancient trees have the artistic conception of ancient paintings. There is a small spring hole on the mountain wall. The spring water is injected into a small pool, which is Laolongjing. There is also a seemingly ancient courtyard behind. No one, deep and quiet.

I always thought that tea trees should grow tall and luxuriant. Only when I saw the tea trees, I really saw their true colors. The mist was shrouded, as if it had given the tea trees a protective film, caring for them and protecting them from the cold winter. It always maintained the unique and attractive tea fragrance that was hard to describe. In front of us was the local people we followed. When we got here, I didn’t know how to go. I followed a large group of local people in front of me and started a journey to find the way through the small stone piers and clear streams. In the end, God paid off and I finally walked out. I saw the Qiantang River and walked to the main road, feeling happy and worried all the way.