Hongqi Tea Factory

Red Banner Tea Factory is located next to Xiucai Reservoir, Yinghong Town, Yingde City, Guangdong Province. It was built in 1958. It is the recognized birthplace of Yingde black tea in Yingde black tea industry. It laid the foundation of Yingde modern black tea technology. It occupies an important position in the development history of Yingde black tea industry in China. Red Banner Tea Factory is the founding place of Yingde black tea, and has been opened as a tourist attraction for tourists to visit. The black tea produced by Hongqi Tea Factory represents the total level of Yingde black tea. The tea industry at home and abroad has evaluated Yingde black tea to reach the international high-level black tea level, which can be compared with Indian and Sri Lankan black tea, and is known as the "back-up show" of Chinese black tea, and is famous in the world. Friends who are interested in black tea, remember to come here to punch in, you can understand the whole production process and history of black tea. Detailed address: Qingyuan Yingde Red Banner Residents' Committee - Tea Road

In the past, I always envied that there were so many beautiful tea gardens near Hangzhou last year. I only learned that there was a magnificent place called a 10,000-acre tea garden. These good places are far from home this Labor Day. It is recommended that you don’t need to go to the province to find out that you can drive by yourself for two hours. You can reach the Yingde Red Banner Tea House, Jiqingli Black Tea Valley, these same eye-catching tea producing places, were originally so close to the existing tea factory with a long history, supplemented by a brand-new tour form, endowed with old tea farms with historical, technological, social and artistic values, can enjoy tea, can walk the baby, and can eat special tea banquets #My release moment #where to go #happy restart plan #spring is coming #travel photo not showing face

#Spring is here Spring, April, drive to Guangdong Yingde Red Banner Tea Factory. It was originally a state-owned Red Banner Tea Factory, and now it has evolved into a place to understand the history of the tea factory, ecological tourism, and leisure tea. Entering the former tea factory, leaving many red marks.