Shandong Tai Tea Conscientious Valley Organic Ecological Demonstration Park

Shandong Tai Tea Conscientious Valley Organic Ecological Demonstration Park

Shandong Tai Tea Conscientious Valley Organic Ecological Demonstration Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Established in May 2013, Shandong Tai Tea Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. invested in the construction of the 20,000-mu "Conscientious Valley" organic industrial park. It is a modern ecological agriculture demonstration park that highly integrates the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries, combining the planting and processing of premium organic tea, organic grain cultivation and processing, technological R&D, ecological breeding, and leisure tourism.

The park introduces southern plant varieties to the north and cultivates 14 types of premium organic tea, including white tea, yellow tea, Huang Guanyin, Jin Xuan, Longjing 43, Wuniu Zao, Zhongcha 108, and Da Hong Pao, as well as organic grains such as millet, peanuts, and soybeans. It also sells finished products such as Tai Huang Chrysanthemum, Tai Gu Rock Tea, and organic grains. Located at 36°N latitude, the area benefits from long daylight hours, significant diurnal temperature variations, and a long tea dormancy period with a short harvest season, all of which contribute to the exceptional quality of the company’s “Tai Gu Rock Tea” and “Tai Huang Chrysanthemum.”

Tai Gu Rock Tea is grown in a uniquely rugged environment, found only in the ancient rock layers dating back 2.8 billion years around Mount Tai. It draws nutrients from these rocky soils, making it the northernmost organic tea in China. North of Tai Gu, there is no other rock tea—making it rare and highly precious. Tai Gu Ancient Rock Tea is available in both black and green varieties. Tai Gu black tea is mellow and delicious, while Tai Gu green tea is fresh and fragrant, both considered top-tier teas.

Attraction type: Rural tourism

Customer service hotline: 0538-8585006, 0538-8585008

Address: Beiguanzhuang Village, Shilai Town, Xintai City, Tai’an

Business hours: 8:30–17:00

Visit duration: Approximately 2 hours

Price: Free

Price description: Free entry; the park is closed to the public during the harvest season.

Highlights: Tea plantations, chrysanthemum gardens, vast area, the largest organic industrial park in northern China, a little Jiangnan in the north

Information source: Shandong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism