Longteng Zhongwu Tea Mountain Ancient Road

The Longteng Zhongwu Tea Mountain Ancient Road is located on the second floor of the Changzhou Museum at No. 1288 Longcheng Avenue, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. During the Tang Dynasty, Changzhou not only reached a peak in agricultural economy, but also developed shipbuilding, silk weaving, papermaking and other handicraft industries. The trade of grain, tea, porcelain and other commodities was particularly prosperous. Ming Xu Cizhu's "Tea Shu" said: "Tang people first push Yangxian", referring to the Yixing Purple Bamboo Tea that was first recommended by Li Qiyun, the governor of Changzhou during the Tang Dynasty. These teas were transported to the north through the ancient tea mountain road in the southern suburbs to take the Piling Post, and the transportation, storage, and sale of civilian tea were also transported to the north through the canal. Ticket Information: Free Opening Hours: 09:00-17:00 (entry stops at 16:00), closed on Mondays Transportation: Take bus B10, B12, B13, 213, or 19, or metro line 1 in Changzhou to get there