Centered around the Bamboo Observation Tower, visitors who ascend the tower can gaze out over an endless sea of swaying bamboo, a sea of green that is both refreshing and uplifting. The mountains are dotted with structures such as the Quzi Shrine, Guanyin Pavilion, Octagonal Tower, Bamboo Art Expo Hall, stilt-style bamboo bamboo lovers’ village, summer retreat lodges, and even a small rare animal zoo. The Bamboo Sea restaurants each offer their own specialties—some are famed for serving mountain delicacies, others for preparing full bamboo shoot banquets, while yet others charm visitors with the homestyle flavors of Taojiang’s countryside. Notably, on the second floor of the Red Mansion, there is a teahouse that primarily serves Taohuajiang Lei Tea. Here, visitors can sip on Taohuajiang Lei Tea while watching the local beauties prepare it, and even join in the process themselves.
In the early 1960s, Tao Zhu, then a leader of the Central-South Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, once visited Taohuajiang Bamboo Sea for sightseeing. In recent years, national leaders such as [name omitted], Wan Guoquan, Mao Zhiyong, and Zhang Zhen have also inspected the site, catching a glimpse of the beauty of Taohuajiang Bamboo Sea.

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