Tea Museum
Longjin Valley, west of Lake Xihu, surrounding Hangzhou, China
About the company:
Hangzhou is rightfully considered the tea capital of China, it produces the world-famous variety of tea Longjin, carefully honor and observe all the traditions and sacraments of tea ceremonies. Logically, the Chinese National Tea Museum was built in Hangzhou in 1991.
The Tea Museum is not just an exhibition. It is a real center of tea culture. It has its own plantations, a training center and a library dedicated to the culture and traditions of tea drinking, several dozen halls for tea ceremonies and a restaurant.
The Museum has a Tea Culture School, where anyone can take courses for a reasonable fee, teaching the oriental subtleties of tea ceremonies. Here they will learn to understand the varieties of Chinese tea, distinguish them in quality and taste, tell how to brew and pour the drink.