Yiwugucha Mountain

During the Qingdao light years, when the tea mountains such as Yibang and Mangzhi gradually declined, Yiwu tea mountains quickly rose and became the origin of the tea-horse ancient road. Let the Yiwu Sheng at that time, the tea processing center of the six tea mountains gradually transferred to Yiwu, Yiwu has become the economic center of the southwest region at that time. Yiwu Pu'er tea entrance is soft, return to Ganshengjin is better, and the taste is lasting. The storage aging speed is faster, and the charm will become more intense with time, with great drink and collection value.

There are more than 100 kilometers from Jinghong, and there is a section of the road that is a national road, which takes almost three hours. Yiwu is the head of the ancient six tea mountains. It used to be the bustling area of the ancient tea horse road. It is the county seat of the original Yiwu County. Now it is only Yiwu Town. The ancient town has been deserted. Every year, the place to receive spring tea, the origin is Yiwu's "Seven Villages and Eight Villages", which means: Mahei Village, Gaoshan Village, Luoshuidong Village, Manxiu Village, Sanheshe Village, Yibi Village, Zhangjiawan Village; Bazhai refers to wind village, Dingjiazhai (Yi nationality), Dingjiazhai (Han nationality), Old Miao Village, Suidezhai, Dazhai, Mansazhai, Xinzhai. Maybe I am used to seeing it every year, and I don’t think there are many scenery, it is a mountain of tea trees. I like to eat authentic mountain vegetables and local chickens in farmers.

hello. The directions in C-Trip is not correct. The C-trip directions is leading to a small park with a hotel

Yiwu Ancient Tea Mountain and Ancient Town, once the seat of the "Zhenyue County", have a long history of planting tea and making tea, especially in the late Qing Dynasty, it became the most lively and prosperous tea horse ancient town and tea processing and distribution center in the six major tea mountains. According to historical materials, Qing Jiaqing and Daoguang years, Yiwushan produces more than 70,000 dans of dried tea every year. The Pu'er tea produced is constantly shipped out by the Pu'er team, passing through Pu'er, to Xiaguan, Lijiang, and into Sichuan, to Kangzang area.