A province in eastern China has been known for centuries as a bountiful "land of fish and rice". Jiangsu, a province of elegance with folk arts, water villages, traditional Chinese gardens, and other cultural assets, is located next to the well-known city of Shanghai.
Some of the poor villages in China have been turned into new tourist destinations as a result of the country's rural areas being made more beautiful over time. Huanglongxian Village is the place to go if you enjoy tea and want to see the traditional attractions of Jiangsu.
The community used to be impoverished, which forced many young people to leave for the metropolis. Its tourism industry is booming now. Huanglongxian has had a dramatic metamorphosis as a result of capitalizing on the tradition of growing tea as well as the wealth of natural resources. A growing number of visitors come here to experience the perfect life for a few days.
Here, you can explore the aromatic tea garden, gather your own tea leaves, and work with the master to make a cup of tea that perfectly meets your preferences. The most popular teas in the area to try are Longhao and Longzhen, both of which are grown locally and are highly recommended.
In addition to the Huanglong Teahouse, which can accommodate up to 120 people for tea and conversation at once, there's a farmhouse food street where guests are welcome to sample the regional fare.
Peace and quiet can be found by visitors at the neighboring Huanglong Pond. You and your loved ones can have some quality time together. Fishing and camping are also common options.
Trains to Nanjing South Railway Station can be taken to reach there. Driving to the village takes roughly thirty minutes.
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