Private Bamboo Sea Tea Garden in Nankun Mountain - Mushepin No. 1 Manor

Nankunshan Mushepin No. 1 Manor, also known as Nankunshan Maocha Cultural Experience Camp, is a provincial-level demonstration site for leisure agriculture and rural tourism. In addition to the raw tea seedling and planting bases, the park also has raw tea deep processing factories, which is a good place to learn about the Nankun raw tea culture. Crossing a shallow beach in a bamboo forest at an altitude of more than 600 meters, there is a private tea garden. There are bamboo forests and old trees here. The negative ion content in the air is as high as 11w/m3. The special geographical environment and high vegetation coverage have created a fairyland-like scenery, which is shrouded in clouds and mist all year round and full of fairy air. The homestay is hidden here, like a secret place. There are beautiful natural scenery here, such as bamboo sea and clear stream. The experience camp is dominated by pure white. The quadrangle in the sky is surrounded by four building units, and every corner reveals the beauty of the fusion of tradition and modernity. The whitewashed walls and earthen tiles combined with modern decorative materials create a stylish yet nostalgic atmosphere. There are 18 guest rooms and 12 tea-tasting spaces, each of which is equipped with an exclusive tea-tasting area and mountain view dew. The smart home system is installed throughout the house, providing a convenient and comfortable living environment for couples, families or friends staying in the house. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, LCD TV (projector), and dedicated cleaning staff to ensure hygiene and comfort. Nearby attractions Wonder of the Stone River: You can play in the shallows and catch fish and shrimp. Chuanlong Waterfall: 21.8 meters long waterfall visual Excellent effect, full of negative ions Guanyintan: Walk down a long staircase, there is a small waterfall inside, very cool!~ 🏨Name: Nankunshan Mushepin No. 1 Manor [RoundNails] Address: Nankunshan Maocha Cultural Experience Camp, Erkeng Village, Huazhu Community, Nankunshan Ecological Tourism Area, Longmen