Hangzhou Tea Plantation Villa Family Vacation Guide | Living in the Emerald City.

🌿Hangzhou Tea Plantation Villa Family Vacation Guide | Living in the Emerald City, a three-day, two-night hassle-free record👶💚 (Before we begin, let's start with a wave of ambiance💥) Who can understand the healing feeling of opening a wooden window to a vast tea field?! The mist rising from the mountains after the rain is like flowing matcha milk foam🍵, my 4-year-old daughter screamed "Mommy, is this an elf castle?"🧚♀️ while chasing butterflies on the terrace, and I finally got to drink my hand-dripped Longjing tea in the hanging chair, which hadn't cooled down even after half an hour... ——This is for all mothers who want to bring their children close to nature but are afraid of the hassle. This is a tried-and-true, no-regrets tea plantation villa vacation guide. It is recommended to save it first⭐ 🏡【Living in a picturesque family villa】 This "Yunqi Chayu" homestay completely overturned my understanding of "family-friendly"❗ ✅270° view loft room type The upper-level tatami children's area comes with a starry sky projector + picture book corner📚 The lower level has a 2-meter large bed with anti-fall railings A spiral slide leads directly to the constant temperature pool♨️ (My daughter went down the slide 27 times, and I can attest that it's not hard on the back) ✅Details that will delight any parent Children's toilet seat/disinfection cabinet/bottle warmer three-piece set The sandbox in the yard uses sterilized sea sand🏖️ They even provide a free baby food processor! (So touched I could cry) ✅The butler service is so thoughtful Check in and receive a free tea picking experience set (small bamboo basket + sun hat) Freshly baked Longjing shortbread delivered to the room every afternoon🍪 The evening story time actually has a professional kindergarten teacher to take care of the children👩🏫 🍃【24 Hours of Healing in Nature】 ⏰7:00 Wake up naturally to the sound of birds You can see the tea-picking grandmas through the window, the air is filled with the scent of grass, and my daughter didn't stay in bed for the first time ⏰9:00 Transforming into a little tea farmer Learn the "one bud and two leaves" picking method from an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage. My daughter solemnly put her first handful of tea leaves into a glass jar and said she wanted to give it to her grandpa ⏰11:00 First experience of ancient tea frying Hand-fry the harvested buds in a 200℃ iron pan. Watching my daughter wearing a mini apron and seriously imitating the master's technique was heartwarming ⏰15:00 Mountain afternoon tea time Eat jasmine tea jelly and sweet-scented osmanthus chestnut cake under the century-old camphor tree, while my daughter chases the homestay's corgi around the yard ⏰19:30 Starry sky cinema + firefly adventure "My Neighbor Totoro" is playing in the open-air cinema, the butler quietly hands over a bug-catching net, and the flashing green light in the bamboo forest behind the mountain makes my daughter exclaim "I caught a star!" 🥢【Private dishes that taste like the four seasons】 I have to rave about the homestay's customized menu‼️ 🐟Tea-flavored squirrel mandarin fish Longjing tea soup is used instead of tomato sauce, with a sweet and sour taste and a hint of fragrance 👶The children's meal actually has tea egg-shaped rice balls 🍲Spring bamboo shoots and ham stewed in firewood rice The freshly dug thunder bamboo shoots are so tender and crisp that they can be squeezed out of water My daughter ate two bowls and asked for "a little more" 🌱Mugwort rice cakes & tea jelly with milk A live demonstration of the whole process of pounding mugwort in a stone mortar My daughter learns about the "Qingming" solar term while eating 🚗【Hidden gems within 1 hour's drive】 ✔️China Tea Museum (8 minutes' drive) The interactive exhibition hall allows you to smell and identify tea, and the children's tea art class is super interesting ✔️Longwu Tea Village cycling (free parent-child bikes provided by the homestay) Ride through the rainbow tea field trail, and there is a super healing glass library at the end ✔️Lingshan Fantasyland Cave (25 minutes' drive) The stalactites under the dreamy lights look like giant matcha ice cream 💡【Hard-earned experience from someone who's been there】 1️⃣Must-bring items: children's sunscreen/mosquito repellent patches/quick-drying clothes (tea picking will make you sweat) 2️⃣Clothing suggestions: light-colored parent-child outfits are super photogenic! Straw baskets are great props 3️⃣Off-peak guide: fewer people picking tea on working day afternoons for a better experience 4️⃣Hidden benefits: stay for two consecutive nights and get a professional parent-child photo shoot service (Late-night bedtime story bonus✨) When my daughter suddenly said in the stargazing room, "Mommy, does the smell of tea feel like spring is kissing us?", I instantly felt that this trip was worth the price❤️