He Kai Ancient Tea Mountain is located in the southeastern part of Menghai County, bordering Nannuoshan to the north, Bulang Mountain to the south, Guada Meng Reservoir to the east, and overlooking Menghun Town to the west. Its unique geographical location and natural environment provide ideal conditions for the growth of tea trees. He Kai Ancient Tea Mountain is the world's largest contiguous ancient tea garden, covering over 16,000 mu (approximately 2,640 acres) with more than 2.3 million ancient tea trees.
In the tea gardens, one can see how tea trees integrate harmoniously with local residences and forests, creating a landscape that exemplifies coexistence between humans and nature. This landscape not only showcases the natural beauty of the tea mountain but also embodies the concept of harmony between humans and their environment.
The moment you step onto He Kai Ancient Tea Mountain, it feels like entering a tranquil and mystical fairyland. The natural scenery and rich Tea culture here captivate you, leaving an unforgettable experience.
Stepping into the tea garden, you find yourself immersed in a sea of green. The tea trees are planted on the mountainside, layer upon layer, lush and verdant. Strolling along the paths in the tea garden, the earth beneath your feet emits a faint scent of tea, refreshing your spirit. Sunlight filters through the gaps in the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the tea trees, adding an air of mystery to the tea garden.
As you walk deeper into the tea garden, many ancient tea trees come into view. They are robust and sturdy, with crowns like umbrellas and dense foliage. These ancient tea trees have witnessed the historical changes of He Kai Ancient Tea Mountain and carry the hard work of the tea farmers. When you gently touch the trunks of these ancient tea trees, you can feel their resilience despite enduring the test of time.
He Kai Ancient Tea Mountain not only boasts beautiful natural scenery but also embodies the philosophy of harmony between humans and nature. The mountain is home to ethnic groups such as the Lahu people, who have lived off tea for generations and have developed a deep emotional bond with the tea trees.
In the tea garden, local tea farmers warmly invite you to taste the Pu'er tea they have personally picked and processed. Sitting in a bamboo pavilion within the tea garden, savor this fragrant Cup of Pu'er tea. As the tea touches your palate, a rich aroma fills your senses, transporting you to a serene and profound world.
If you are curious about this serene and profound world, then come to He Kai Ancient Tea Mountain. Taste the flavors of ancient teas, enjoy the natural scenery of China's premier Pu'er tea mountain, and indulge in an unforgettable journey through tea culture.