Hangzhou Tea Garden: Be a Tea Fairy for a Day at Longjing Manor

A "Shangri-La" hidden deep in the Longjing tea mountains. 🌿 When the morning mist has not yet dissipated, the tea fields outside the window are rippling with green waves, and the air is filled with the faint fragrance of Longjing tea. Take a deep breath, and even your breath is filled with the charm of tea. Every design in the manor is in dialogue with nature. The retro Asian-style rooms feature wooden furniture exuding Zen. Open the balcony door, and you will be greeted by the overlapping tea mountains and the clear waves of the courtyard pool. The most amazing thing is the open-air jacuzzi in the garden suite. When you take a bath, you can look up at the stars and tea fields, which is private and romantic. The pace of life here is as slow as a poem. In the morning, stretch with the yoga teacher in the mountains, and in the afternoon, delve into the "Longjing Life Classroom" to fry a pot of Lion Peak Longjing tea by hand, or learn some tea art with the tea artist. What you get on your fingertips is not only the fragrance of tea, but also the remaining warmth of thousands of years of culture. If you want to relax, take a 15-minute walk along the manor path, and you will meet the popular restaurant "Green Tea". Along the way, you will see gurgling streams and continuous tea fields, and you will encounter calm water birds and curious kittens. Any photo you take is a healing blockbuster. The manor is even more tranquil at night. The floor-to-ceiling windows of the atrium lounge frame the mountain view into a painting. Order a pot of tea and a creative Hangzhou dish. The tip of your tongue is filled with the freshness and sweetness of Longjing shrimp, and your ears are filled with the rustling sound of the wind blowing through the bamboo forest. If you catch it after the rain, the stream will be full. Soak a watermelon in the stream, and the summer heat will instantly dissipate.