Hangzhou's Little-Known Attraction—The Tea Museum (Longjing Pavilion)

Although more people choose the Tea Museum's Shuangfeng Pavilion, I still prefer the one on the top of Wengjia Mountain. Climbing to the tea altar, you can look eastward to West Lake and westward to the tea gardens, feeling a greater sense of integration with nature. Closed on Mondays! ❤Recommended Reason: The Longjing Pavilion is on the mountain, less well-known compared to the Shuangfeng Pavilion. In fact, its beauty is worth 'exclaiming over three times'. ❤Recommended Reason: The predecessor was the Longjing Mountain Garden, with an architectural style more akin to the gardens of the Jiangnan region, featuring long stone paths and winding corridors, offering a new view at every step. 🌟Highlight Features: The two pavilions are 2.5 kilometers apart, not too far a distance. If you're willing to take a leisurely walk, it's quite suitable. During the walk, we can also get close to nature, so why not enjoy it?