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  • 3 Days XishuangBanna Tea Culture Tour to Yiwu and Nannuo Tea Mountains

    Departure Kunming
    Journey Yunnan
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  • Summary
  • Day 1 Jinghong-Nannuo Mountain-Menghai-Jinghong( L )
  • Day 2 Jinghong-Yiwu Tea Mountain-Menglun( B , L )
  • Day 3 Menglun-Jinuo Mountain-Jinghong( B , L )
  • What's Include
  • What's Exclude

Summary


The Yiwu tea planting area is located in the Yiwu Township of Mengla County. In ancient times, local ethnic Bulang people were the primary growers of tea. By the end of the Qing dynasty, large numbers of Han merchants arrived in Yiwu and began growing tea. They founded businesses to engage in the tea trade, establishing a collection point among the six famous tea mountains.

During the 1920’s, the Republic of China government established Yunnan’s earliest tea industry testing ground at Nannuo Mountain. The Nannuo Mountain area contains vast tea growing areas and possesses a long history of growing tea. Its history of tea cultivation can be traced back to the Tang dynasty (618-920AD). It is also the oldest test-bed of industrialization in Xishuangbanna.

Day 1 Jinghong-Nannuo Mountain-Menghai-Jinghong( L )


Sightseeing and Activities:Nannuo Mountain-Menghai tea workshop, Bada hiking -Jinghong

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Meals:

Starting from Jinghong, drive to Mount Nannuo, see ancient tea plantation aged over 800 years of Aini people, Aini, who have been engaged in tea-planting here for centuries, visit their village and taste roasted tea they prepared in unique way, through chat we may discover how much Aini people rely on tea. Move on to Menghai, pay visit to small tea workshop in the village to learn about how fresh tea leaves are processed. Further transfer into mountainous area to Bada, do some hiking across forest to worship the King of Wild Tea Tree aged over 1700 years. On late afternoon drive all the way back to Jinghong. Stay in Jinghong.

Day 2 Jinghong-Yiwu Tea Mountain-Menglun( B , L )


Sightseeing and Activities:Ganlanba, Yiwu Tea Mountain, Menglun Botanical Garden

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Go along the Mekong to Ganlanba, a major residential area of Dai People, see a lively daily market where local people sell or buy food and other native products. Drive to Yiwu, a small town once boomed due to tea trade in the history, see the old part of town and the stele erected in Qing Dynasty that recorded the trade situation at that time, pay visit to local families that are still producing Pu’er Tea the traditional way. Back to Menglun, visit the biggest tropical botanical garden of China, enjoy the nice view and quietness in garden. Stay at hotel in the garden.

Day 3 Menglun-Jinuo Mountain-Jinghong( B , L )


Sightseeing and Activities:Jinuo Mountain

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Enjoy morning freshness in the botanical garden, have a relaxing walk in natural zone for a short experience, learn the great bio-diversity of rainforest, later leave botanical garden for Jinuo Mountain Area, visit Jinuo People, who uniquely belongs to this region, is the last ethnic nationality classified by Chinese Government in 1979. See the ancient tea plantations around Jinuo village, which used to be one of Six Great Tea Mountains reputed as the cradles of famous Pu’er Tea, try Wrap-charcoaled Tea and Salad Tea Jinuo people prepare in their traditional way. Back to Jinghong. Tour ends.

What's Include


Admission fees for all of the sightseeing spots listed in the itinerary.

Meals as listed in the itinerary.

Accommodation with breakfast as listed in the itinerary.

Private English-speaking tour guide and vehicle for transfers - sightseeing.

Service charge - government taxes.

Luggage transfers between airports and hotels.

Two bottles of mineral water each day.

What's Exclude


Any arrival and departure international airfares or train tickets.

Chinese visa fees.

Excess baggage charged by Airlines.

Single room supplement.

Tips to guides and drivers.

Personal expenses and gratuities to service staff.

Personal travel accident insurance.

All optional programs.

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