無一堂·茶空間

Beautiful environment, beautiful boss lady, delicious food

After three days in Jianshui Ancient City, I discovered a small courtyard with a unique oriental aesthetic. It's incredibly peaceful and warm, and every detail reflects the designer's cultural heritage. No. 67, Huancheng Street, Jianshui, Yunnan. Restaurant Name: Wuyitang Tea Space Afternoon tea at this place requires reservations one day in advance. I stumbled across it while traveling and didn't make a reservation. Because it was off-season, there was only one other table of guests when I arrived. The staff repeatedly asked if I had made a reservation. I said no, and they said, "Welcome, welcome!" I even met three young local women at the entrance. They took many beautiful photos of me. A photo was a must. Because it's located in a very small alley, I recommend taking a taxi. If you're driving, there's a parking lot just off the main road outside the alley. It's reasonably priced. This is a flower-themed tea space. The owner arranges his floral arrangements for guests every day. Enjoy this small space with a book, a cup of tea, and a stick of incense while savoring handmade Chinese desserts. (The ham mooncakes, puffs, and matcha cakes are all delicious.) Enjoy the warm winter sun in the ancient city, and the sweet fragrance of osmanthus flowers. Inside the tea room, you can't hear the hustle and bustle of the streets. Far from the hustle and bustle of the commercial city, you can deeply enjoy the simple and peaceful moments.

Jianshui's courtyards are truly hidden gems. Influenced by Han culture, these Chinese courtyards are exquisitely designed. Walking along winding stone paths, weaving through old houses, a hidden alley reveals a hidden world. Pushing open the wooden door, your journey into the fragrance of tea begins. The flower path has never been swept for visitors, but now the door opens for you. Wuyitang is a floral-themed tea space located in a century-old courtyard amidst the cultural architecture of Jianshui Ancient City. The décor is simple and quaint, comfortable and peaceful, a traditional Chinese courtyard with touches of Japanese dry landscape architecture. The courtyard is small and can't accommodate many guests. Inside, there's a tea room and display area. Outdoors, you can enjoy afternoon tea while appreciating the beautiful scenery. Every detail is meticulously designed by the owner, including the perfectly arranged Chinese flower arrangements, the meticulously crafted seasonal afternoon tea, and the Zen-inspired combination of tea and flowers. The aesthetic is stunning and the atmosphere is captivating. It truly is the pinnacle of Chinese afternoon tea! Enjoying tea, admiring the scenery, and reading a book here is truly a wonderful way to unwind during your travels. Wuyitang Tea Space 📝Tip: Reservations are required in advance. There are two afternoon tea options: 128 yuan per person and 198 yuan per person. Parking is difficult, so make sure to arrange it in advance. #AfternoonTeaForBeauty #SummerYou'reTheBestPlay #TravelAncientStyle #AncientTownsAndVillagesWorthVisiting #ExperienceTheBeautyofChina

I brought a friend to Wuyitang in Jianshui, and she was amazed. "In this run-down village, there's such an exquisite courtyard!" More than the grand courtyard itself, the owner's meticulous attention to detail is even more remarkable. He personally arranges the flowers and meticulously prepares snacks and fruit for guests. Every plating, flower, and vessel changes with the seasons. Teacher Duan's floral art captures your eye at first glance. This is why I insisted on making an appointment for tea the moment I saw it. The flowers on the tea table and in the courtyard are regularly trimmed and replaced. Staying here, drinking tea, admiring the flowers, and experiencing the late summer and early autumn of Jianshui. Without a doubt: Wuyitang is my spiritual sanctuary. Every time I visit Jianshui, Wuyitang is a must-visit. The warm hues of early autumn, the sunlight radiating warmth into the courtyard. Daisies blooming amidst the stones holding paper towels, brimming with vitality. Moss, pine cones, dahlias, green chrysanthemums... It's as if the essence of the season has been distilled and presented before your eyes. Jianshui's local pomegranates, with their sweet and sour flavor, are more suitable for tea tables than their purer counterparts. The minimalist Chinese courtyard style creates a subtle tranquility in photos. It's like a slowly unfolding painting, and being there brings it to life on paper. You can always trust Chinese aesthetics and the owner's sense of beauty. 📷: XT5, 16-80mm #NicheDiscovery #CityHumanitiesNotes #AfternoonTeaForBeauty

Every time I visit Jianshui, I always take an afternoon to Wuyitang. Sit down for afternoon tea and admire Sister Duan's floral art. This small courtyard, preserved for centuries, remains remarkably beautiful. Tucked away in the village, it's truly cozy! · This time, I took my parents to Jianshui and arranged for afternoon tea. After a nap at the hotel, we strolled over to Wuyitang. Located in the village courtyard, reservations are essential. The desserts and drinks are all freshly made and squeezed, absolutely stunning! · Wuyitang Tea Space is personally managed by Sister Duan. The courtyard's flowers and plants, as well as the dessert presentation, are all creative creations. The flower arrangements and floral arrangements on the tables are meticulously tended daily. May is the season for the phoenix flowers, and the table arrangements are truly stunning. · The first time I brought my parents and younger brother here, they exclaimed how beautiful it was as soon as we entered and couldn't stop taking photos. My dad was amazed, "How did I even find such a remote tea place?" When the desserts and tea were served, the presentation was truly stunning! I couldn't bear to eat them. The desserts were amazing! · Our reservation was 128 yuan per person. The sister agreed to arrange an arrival time in advance. There were no other guests when we arrived. We had the entire courtyard to ourselves, watching the light and shadows play. We savored delicious desserts, freshly squeezed juices, and beautiful fruit platters. It was truly relaxing! · We stayed for over three hours and didn't want to leave. Every photo was beautiful, and my parents were incredibly pleased. We couldn't stop thinking about it after we left. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Jianshui! This is definitely the pinnacle of floral afternoon tea in China. #TravelWithParents #DessertAfternoonTea #FaceLovers'FavouriteAfternoonTea #RestaurantWithScenicView #RomanticDateRestaurant