Youmingxuan Teahouse (Beijing Hongyizheng Tea Culture Communication Center) was established in September 2002. The teahouse is located in the city center, bordering Qianmen Commercial Street to the east, the world-renowned Liulichang Cultural Street to the north, and the Xian Nong Altar to the south. It is situated on the former site of the Ta Kung Pao newspaper building on Yong’an Road. This coincidence reflects an inevitable cultural charm. The mission of our center is to inherit and promote the splendid tea culture of our Chinese ancestors. This teahouse serves as a gathering place for culturally minded individuals and functions as a cultural salon for the people of China.
The tea sales center offers a selection of premium black, green, and floral teas from across the country, along with various beauty-enhancing and health-promoting herbal drinks... There are also exquisite Yixing teaware sets, allowing you to fully enjoy your shopping experience and select items that suit your taste.
The “Youmingxuan” Teahouse spans over 200 square meters. The overall décor follows the style of the Ming and Qing dynasties, giving off an antique charm with an elegant and tranquil atmosphere. In addition to the main hall with scattered seating, there are four private rooms, each with a unique style and size. The main hall is designed in the style of the Qing Dynasty, while other rooms include Ming-style, Japanese-style, and European-themed private rooms in large, medium, and small sizes. These spaces are suitable for quiet reading, tea tasting and discussion, or playing board games and chess in the game room. The teahouse meets the diverse needs of culturally inclined guests. Free broadband internet access is provided for business professionals and visitors from all walks of life. Additionally, guests can enjoy distinctive tea art performances.
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