Tea Estate Central Reception Center

Tea Estate Central Reception Center

The Tea Estate Central Reception Center encompasses Tai Zi Pavilion to the east, Xian Zhuang to the west, Tu Jia Xin Wu to the south, and Guan Cai Pen and Zhang Luo Zhai to the north, covering an area of 8.4 square kilometers. With its open terrain, large environmental capacity, and central location, it serves as a key hub for ascending and descending the mountain, as well as a gathering and dispersal point for tourists. The site includes a parking lot, hotels, restaurants, shops, a bank, and a grain and oil store, offering convenient transportation and easy access to food and accommodation.

This is the best vantage point for viewing Ma Zu An, the main peak area, and Da Tian Men. Scenic spots such as Qiong Yang Chuan, Xia Lian Dan Tai, Xue Ya Pu, Tian Zhu Si, and the ruins of Tai Zi Pavilion are available for exploration. In ancient times, this place was called Tao Yuan, also known as Shi Cha Yuan. The area boasts beautiful scenery. Although the Wuse Mei no longer exists, the precious living fossil—the ginkgo tree—still thrives and reproduces here, along with the rare South China chrysanthemum.