Wuyi Tea Culture Expo Hall
Through models, images, physical objects, and texts displayed in various exhibition rooms—such as Famous Teas and Famous Mountains, Famous Teas and Health, Famous Teas and Famous Teacups, Famous Teas and Celebrities, and Famous Teas and Folklore—the hall showcases the long and rich history of Wuyi Rock Tea, serving to educate, promote, and advance Wuyi tea culture.
Automated Fine Oolong Tea Production Line
The automated fine Oolong tea production line is a custom-made production facility developed by Wuyi Xiangjiang Tea Industry Co., Ltd. based on the production and processing techniques of Oolong tea. It combines traditional Chinese Oolong tea-making methods with modern mechanical production processes. Designed to national standards and aligned with international practices, the entire line is made of fully enclosed stainless steel to ensure that tea leaves do not touch the ground during processing. It integrates all-electric energy-saving and hygienic environmental protection technologies, achieving full computer-controlled automated production. Each product undergoes strict testing and meets national health standards and relevant food safety regulations before leaving the factory. Every effort is made for one goal: to produce products that consumers can trust.
Famous Tea Variety Garden
Built according to the planting and management techniques of Wuyi Mountain tea gardens, this terraced bonsai-style ecological famous tea variety garden serves as a tea research and cultivation base, as well as an experiential tea garden for visitors. It allows tourists to enjoy the view, take photos, sketch, and participate in tea-picking experiences.
Traditional Handmade Tea-Making Demonstration
Tea masters provide on-site professional explanations about the basics of Wuyi Rock Tea, including identification, picking, and production. They also demonstrate the traditional handmade production technique of Da Hong Pao, a national intangible cultural heritage. Visitors can join in the interactive activities and personally experience the joy of tea-making.
Mingxiang Lake Central Waterscape
Clear spring water cascading down from the back hill forms a winding stream that flows into the central lake, symbolizing the long and enduring history of tea culture. The lake water reflects the surrounding scenery, creating a blend of light and shadow—real and unreal coexisting—to craft an enchanting natural landscape.
Quyun Corridor
The winding corridor in the garden meanders like a nine-bend stream. With every step, the scenery changes, offering unique views of the lake and mountains with a distinctive charm.
Tea Competition Hall
The Tea Competition Hall features a tea competition table with a diameter of about 10 meters, in the center of which stands a tall tea stove and teapot that rises 10 meters high. It can accommodate up to a hundred people for tea tasting while enjoying captivating tea competition performances. The second-floor tea house provides a quiet, high-end space for tea tasting, where participants can observe, learn, make, and taste tea, immersing themselves in a refined yet accessible tea culture world.
Product Exhibition Hall
Through continuous technological innovation and R&D, Xiangjiang has now developed many premium tea products based on its original famous tea varieties: Purebred Da Hong Pao, Neiguidong Tie Luohan, Zhongguyan Rougui, Loutiyan Shuixian, Shuilian Dong Que She, Yuhua Dong Baishou Xiang, Qishan Xueli, and others. Products such as Haixi No.1 and Xigua No.1 have led the “No.1” trend of Wuyi Rock Tea, writing a new chapter in the development history of Wuyi Rock Tea.
In 2015, Wuyi Xiangjiang Mingyuan was awarded the qualification of “Fujian Province’s First Batch of Sightseeing Factories.”
In 2016, Wuyi Xiangjiang Mingyuan was rated as a “National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction.”
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