Ancient Tea Garden Natural Museum

　　Baiying Mountain Ancient Tea Garden Natural Museum: Baiying Mountain is a sacred site of Buddhist tea in China’s Pu’er region and is hailed as “the No. 1 Pu’er Tea Granary under Heaven.” Here, the “Baiying Mountain Ancient Tea Garden Natural Museum” has been built, making this sacred Buddhist tea land a paradise for those who wish to taste Buddhist tea. The Baiying Mountain Ancient Tea Garden Natural Museum was established in May 2007. This is one of the origins of the world’s tea trees. The tea varieties in the region are quite concentrated, with seven types: Ben Shan tea, Er Ga Zi tea, He Qing tea, Bai Ye Zi tea, Hei Tiao Zi tea, Teng Zi tea, and Meng Ku tea, spanning a total of 12,400 acres, and most of the tea trees are over 300 years old.

　　After the first Lincang City Tea Expo in 2006, the Yunnan Lancang River Beer Enterprise Group carried out protective development of the Baiying Mountain ancient tea tree resources. They implemented stone support protection for the roots of the ancient tea trees and hired local tea farmers to patrol and protect the ancient tea gardens. At the same time, they constructed tourist hotels and restaurants near the ancient tea garden and planned to develop sightseeing tourism projects. Currently, some tourists have visited Baiying Mountain Ancient Tea Garden for scientific exploration and business research.

　　Address: Yun County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province