Taihong Tea Culture Museum Guided Tour with Tea Tasting Experience | Chinese, English, and Japanese Tours | Hsinchu

The owners explained the tea factory's history and tea-brewing techniques in great detail. After the tour, they brewed a lot of tea for us to try, and also gave us two pieces of green tea nougat and a small tea tasting cup – definitely worth the ticket price. It was also convenient to buy some tea products to take home; surprisingly, roasted tea sticks were a hot-selling item – amazing!

I'll spend more time getting to know Guanxi Town. There are still many places I haven't visited yet.

Listen to the history of the development of the tea industry, drink a cup of good tea, delicious tea ice cream, and take an in-depth tour of the town

The staff and the boss are very friendly and always answer all questions asked by tourists. The knowledge and explanations about black tea and green tea are very clear. The tea served is also very smooth and delicious. I want to know more about Kansai black tea and history. To learn more, you can take a look

1. Although Guanxi Old Street is not big (not as many vendors as Neiwan Old Street), it has the simplicity of a small town and is definitely worth visiting the tea factory for a guided tour. 2. The tour guide is very handsome, and the explanation process is very clear (if you have watched Chajin, you will feel more familiar) 3. 100% off the ticket price can be used to redeem the goods, and it is good to eat ice cream.

We participated with a Japanese guide. He explained the factory and the history of tea very carefully and enthusiastically. It was very interesting to see the vault-like warehouse that still remains in the factory, the tea leaf processing machines, and the many plates used for the wooden boxes for export. And I was able to feel the wonderful attitude of not only protecting and passing on traditions, but also trying to use everything carefully. After the one-hour guided tour, we were able to taste the tea, and we were also given sweets and a small cup. The design on this cup is the two deers that were printed on the wooden boxes for export in the past, and I was very happy to receive a wonderful gift. It was a great deal for the price with so much to offer. Unfortunately, Hsinchu Guanxi is not well known to Japanese people because there is little information in Japanese, but by participating in this tour, you can learn about Guanxi, including the Taiwanese Black Tea Industry Culture Museum. It is also recommended for Japanese people because it has a historical connection with Japan.

The guide explained carefully, and brewed and tasted all kinds of tea for the visitors, which was really satisfying.

The world-famous tea culture and history are introduced in the form of guided tours. Relevant historical materials about Kansai tea and the export tea industry are completely preserved in the venue. In the preserved photos, we can witness the development history of tea in Taiwan. How did Sanxia, Yingge, Dadaocheng and other places develop into tea-scented settlements starting from Dahan River, but because of the opening of Shenzhen, highways, reservoirs, etc., they no longer use waterways to transport goods? Historical relics have explained these In the past, it was very interesting.

The explanation is rich, and the sensory experience is also very good. There are many exhibits of the old tea trade, which is suitable for bringing foreign friends to experience tea tasting.

The tour is very rich and exciting. The tour guides are both bosses and employees. They are very familiar with the history and work of the entire industry. It is worth recommending a visit