Hangzhou Manjue Long Scenic Resort

Hangzhou Manjue Long Scenic Resort is a sprawling natural area on the outskirts of Hangzhou, encompassing lush tea terraces, dense bamboo forests, and winding mountain trails. The resort is named after the Manjuelong ('Full Awakening') valley, a historic tea-growing region. Visitors can walk along well-maintained paths that pass through working tea gardens, where farmers still pick leaves by hand during spring. The air is fresh and fragrant with the scent of tea and earth. Along the way, you'll encounter small pavilions, streams, and ancient stone bridges. The resort also features a small temple and a cultural center that explains the history of Longjing tea. Unlike the crowded West Lake area, Manjue Long offers a peaceful retreat into nature, with opportunities for photography, birdwatching, and quiet contemplation. The best experience is to hike up to the viewpoint overlooking the valley and the distant city skyline.

不容错过

• Stroll through the terraced Longjing tea plantations, especially vibrant in spring
• Hike the bamboo-lined trail to the hilltop pavilion for panoramic views
• Visit the small tea museum to learn about the history and processing of Dragon Well tea
• Picnic by the stream near the ancient stone bridge
• Spot local wildlife like kingfishers and butterflies along the forest paths

门票与行程

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如何到达

行前须知

• Wear comfortable walking shoes; the terrain is hilly with many steps.
• You can buy fresh Longjing tea directly from farmers along the trail, cash only.
• Bring an umbrella or raincoat; the valley can be misty and rainy even when the city is dry.
• The best photo spot is the viewing platform near the top of the bamboo grove.

历史背景

The Manjuelong area has been cultivated for tea since the Tang dynasty (618–907 AD). The resort was developed in the early 2000s to preserve the landscape and promote eco-tourism, while still allowing traditional tea farming to continue.