By / Scenic Spots Home compiled report
Visiting the mountains and admiring tea gardens on a holiday, taking in the healing panoramic views and experiencing the natural scenery, is one of the most soothing enjoyments in the midst of a busy weekday life. The soil and water conservation tea garden in Muzha, Wenshan District, is an even better place to breathe fresh air and embrace nature.
The soil and water conservation tea garden in Muzha is also a great place to breathe fresh air and embrace nature. (Photo / Taipei City - same as below)
There are not only tea gardens, but also lakes and walking trails.
Upon entering the Muzha Soil and Water Conservation Tea Garden, the first thing that catches your eye is a mural depicting the area’s well-known local trails and tea gardens. The vividly painted cats on the wall seem to be telling visitors the history of Muzha. At the entrance, there is also a stone-themed sign designed in the shape of a cat, reading “Muzha Soil and Water Conservation Tea Garden.”
A mural depicting the area’s well-known local trails and tea gardens.
Along the trail, you can see tea fields planted according to the terrain. In addition, the self-guided interpretive signs along the path provide detailed explanations on how to make rational use of sloped land to maintain sustainable tea production, as well as showcasing various practical applications of natural ecological engineering.
Visiting the Muzha Soil and Water Conservation Tea Garden during the Lunar New Year holiday also allows you to enjoy the rural tea garden charm of Muzha along the Sanxuan Temple Trail and the Camphor Tree Trail.