Private Tour
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10 hours
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A Journey from Leaf to Cup: Harvest, Taste & Explore the Birthplace of Tea.
Hands-On Tea Harvesting: Immerse yourself in the vast, misty tea plantations of YunTai Mountain and pluck the freshest tea leaves with your own hands (Seasonal).
Curated Tea-Infused Lunch: Indulge in our exclusive "Echo of the Ancient Tea-Horse Road" gourmet lunch, a narrative dining experience where tea is seamlessly woven into every course.
A Complete Tea Narrative: Follow the "life of a tea leaf" from the morning dew on the plant, to your lunch plate and cup, and finally to the modern production line at a renowned tea factory.
Panda Homeland & Tea Origin: Explore Ya‘an, a dual-heritage city recognized as the cradle of tea culture and the scientific discovery site of the Giant Panda.
Explore Ya‘an, a dual-heritage city recognized as the cradle of tea culture and the scientific discovery site of the Giant Panda.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Ya'an
Experience the production skills of national intangible cultural heritage south roadside tea. Visit Inspired by the thousands of years long tea culture in its birthplace-A visit to a century-old tea factory that began in 1546 and has been continuously producing Tibetan tea for 476 years. 1.The project entered the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008. 2.The Millennium Gold Award awarded by the United Nations Development Programme for Ya'an Tea Factory. FDA (Food and Drug Administration) Organic Certification. In 2011, it was selected into the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage productive protection demonstration bases. In 2022, "Chinese traditional tea-making techniques and related customs" was included in the UNESCO representative list of intangible cultural heritage of mankind.
Ya'an
Escape to the serene, mist-shrouded peaks of Ya'an YunTai Mountain. Here, endless, emerald-green tea terraces cascade down the slopes like natural stairways to heaven. This isn't just a scenic vista; it's the living heart of Ya'an's tea culture. As you walk through the meticulously manicured rows of tea bushes, breathe in the crisp, clean air filled with the subtle fragrance of tea leaves. You are standing in one of the most premier tea-growing regions in China, where the perfect combination of altitude, climate, and soil gives birth to exceptionally aromatic tea. In this tranquil oasis, far from the urban hustle, you will connect with the land and understand the true meaning of "terroir." It's a place where you can slow down, immerse yourself in the timeless rhythm of nature, and witness the origin of every sip of tea.
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3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
seokg2024,
Oct 31, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
I had a wonderful time with Lala and her team, as well as the amazing eco-hotel with a tour of the organic garden and lunch prepared by the lovely owner manager herself. She also shared her experience of building her hotel and organic vegetable gardens using found materials from the surrounding forests as well as local craftsmen and artists. -After that we visited the foremost Tibetan tea factory that processed the tea to be sent to Tibet in exchange for horses on the famous horse tea route. Lala is incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, what she doesn’t know she will find out for you! She has a deep love of the natural landscape around Chengdu especially the plants and vegetation of the area, and can plan tours and experiences focussed on these as well as seasonal blossoms. Would certainly love to return for one of these. Thank you Lala and team for a wonderful day out. It was a very special, personalised experience.







yiinghuey,
Jan 9, 2020
- Review from Tripadvisor
Got to know Lala when we went in a group of 12 back in September. Language barrier was non existence as Lala speaks fluent English. Hence that eliminates your worries being at a foreign country. Lala is a friendly local who knows the ins and outs of the city and made on point recommendations. Being a foodie, we especially love her recommendations on food and she had been extremely helpful throughout our trip. She's also always going the extra mile. For example, she bought us tea leaves from Mount Er Mei the next day after we casually mentioned about tea leaves. Didn't expect this to happen and it instantly warmed our hearts. In essence, service was tip top and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Lala to anyone who wants to visit Chengdu!










KevinAdl2020,
Jan 2, 2020
- Review from Tripadvisor
This is a great pick for foodies and history buffs alike. Thanks for our beautiful local guide-Lala, who share her secrets on the best places to eat and shop for authentic dishes and ingredients. Lala is also a humorous tour guide, sharing us a lot about the local customs and folklore in Chengdu and the history. I only had one day in Chengdu this time, I hope will visit Chengdu again this year, see you soon Lala
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