Wang ye Temple Tea
House, Zigong; Picture courtesy –staticflickr.com
Sichuan region is the best reflector of Chinese Tea Culture, however
the main catch is, it has likely a greater number of Teahouses than the
quantity of hairs on your head. So to accomplish the mission impossible of
picking the best out of those, our authors have put a commendable effort to
walk a mile in their shoes and list the best of them.
Wangye Temple, Zigong
Wangye temple; Picture
courtesy - staticflickr.com
Interior, Wang ye
Temple Tea House, Zigong; Picture courtesy - wordpress.com
Wang ye Temple, Zigong;
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Zigong-The once salt-mining focus of China is likewise the premium
Sichuan teahouse. It is delegated by Wangye Temple which is ensured by the
pastel shaded divider and it goes back to nineteenth century. Standing tall
over the Fuxi River, Wangye was fabricated to guarantee the safe transportation
of pontoons down the salt stream. Today it is a magnificent shelter for history
enthusiasts and without a doubt a hotspot to have a tea.
Huanhou Palace,
Zigong
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Interior, Huanhou
Palace Teahouse, Zigong; Picture courtesy –staticflickr.com
Exterior, Huanhou
Palace Teahouse, Zigong; Picture courtesy –staticflickr.com
Picture courtesy –staticflickr.com
Zigong has made it again to the rundown of our top picks and why not,
it has another stunner under its badge - Huanhou Palace. It is situated inside
an old 1868 butcher's gathering room. Despite the fact that there is no stream
flowing close by, the excellent stoned face/arches makes for the most dramatic
entrance to teahouse over the globe.
Heming Teahouse,
People's Park, Chengdu
Chengdu People's Park
and Teahouse; Picture courtesy –chinatouradvisors.com
Heming Teahouse; Picture
courtesy –jimdo.com
Heming Teahouse; Picture
courtesy –airasia.com
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easytourchina.com
The capital city of Chengdu has got a good share of hypnotizing
teahouses. This one in the heart of the city is more like a social epicenter.
You can discover individuals of each age socializing and revelling around
especially the senior ones, who come here to spent all there day playing cards
and relishing the tea.
Tibetan Restaurant,
Ganzi
Tibetian restaurant,
Ganzi; Picture courtesy –tibetctrip.com
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Tibetan Restaurant is to a greater degree an unrecognized marvel. It is
roosted on to the uplands of Ganzi, which are covered with grass and are more
Tibetan in style than Chinese. It serves up conventional feast; however it
stays faithful to its main role of serving yak-spread tea to nondrinker
Tibetans.
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