China National Tea Museum

China National Tea Museum (Shuangfeng Museum Area)

Chinese Name: 中国茶叶博物馆(双峰馆区)
Add: 浙江省杭州市西湖区龙井乡双峰村龙井路88号
Tel: 0571-87964221
Tickets: Free
Opening Time: 9:00-16:30 Closed on Monday

China National Tea Museum (Longjing Museum Area)

Chinese Name: 中国茶叶博物馆(龙井馆区)
Add: 浙江省杭州市西湖区西湖街道翁家山268号
Tel: 0571-87969050
Tickets: Free
Opening Time: 9:00-16:30 Closed on Monday

Discover the Enchanting Longjing Village: A Journey to the Heart of Tea Culture

Nestled in the verdant hills of Hangzhou, Longjing Village is a tranquil haven renowned worldwide as the birthplace of Longjing (Dragon Well) tea, one of China’s most celebrated treasures. Visiting this picturesque village offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the essence of Chinese tea culture while enjoying breathtaking natural beauty.

A Tea Lover’s Paradise

Longjing Village is home to the authentic production of Dragon Well tea, famed for its delicate aroma, smooth taste, and vibrant green color. Visitors can stroll through endless tea plantations, where locals still use traditional hand-picking and pan-firing techniques. Engage in tea-tasting sessions with expert farmers who will guide you through the subtle flavors and rich history of this prized beverage.

Scenic Beauty and Cultural Heritage

Surrounded by lush mountains and misty landscapes, Longjing Village feels like a step back in time. Explore winding stone paths, traditional Chinese houses, and serene lotus ponds. For photography enthusiasts, the golden hour here paints the fields with an ethereal glow. The village’s proximity to West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage site, further enhances its appeal.

Hands-On Experiences

For a more interactive visit, join a tea-picking tour or a workshop on brewing the perfect cup of Longjing tea. Discover the craftsmanship behind every sip as you learn from the locals who have preserved these traditions for generations.

Why Visit Longjing Village?

A visit to Longjing Village is more than a scenic getaway—it’s an unforgettable journey into China’s cultural and natural heritage. Whether you’re a tea connoisseur, a history enthusiast, or a nature lover, this idyllic village promises an experience unlike any other.

Come to Longjing Village and let the tranquil charm of China’s tea culture captivate your soul.

China National Tea Museum

two museum areas

The China National Tea Museum is located in Hangzhou, which is divided into two museum areas. Shuangfeng Museum Area is located at No. 88, Longjing Road, Shuangfeng Village, Longjing Township, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, covering an area of 4.7 hectares; The Longjing Pavilion is located at No. 268 Wengjiashan, Xihu Street, Xihu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, covering an area of 7.7 hectares.

Function and Feature

The two pavilions, with a total floor area of about 13000 square meters, integrate cultural display, science popularization, scientific research, academic exchange, tea art training, interactive experience, tea tasting, catering, conference, leisure and other service functions. They are the exhibition and exchange center of Tea culture between China and the world, and the first national thematic museum with tea and Tea culture as the theme in China

collection categories

In addition to tea, the collection categories of the China National Tea Museum include tea utensils, tea calligraphy and painting, tea stamps, Tea culture tablets, tea boxes, tea advertising lists, letters, silk tea bank notes, tea transportation and marketing lists, tea packaging paper, tea house price lists, tea number plaques in tea houses, tea customs, tea poems, tea songs, tea dances and other ancient, modern and non-material cultural relics related to tea Relics have become objects of collection and collection for museums. There are 170 ancient and modern tea specimens, and 349 foreign tea sets per set. By the end of 2019, the collection of China National Tea Museum was 3865 pieces/set, and 156 pieces/set of precious cultural relics