Visit Sky Tea Farms
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Great Tour
Mountains can be seen everywhere in Taiwan.
Strolling in the mountains, you will experience Taiwanese tea culture on hundred-year-old trails.
Experience tea picking and tea making in the plantations. Smell the aroma, sip a cup of soothing tea, listen to birds chirping in the woods, and take in the traditional culture slowly, quietly.
Tea tours in Taiwan cover the island’s tea farms from the north to the south, including Pouchong tea, Emei Oriental Beauty tea, Yuchi Assam black tea, Ali Mountain (Alishan) high mountain tea and Ruisui honey black tea. Enjoy the diverse and beautiful tea fields.
Strolling in the mountains, you will experience Taiwanese tea culture on hundred-year-old trails.
Experience tea picking and tea making in the plantations. Smell the aroma, sip a cup of soothing tea, listen to birds chirping in the woods, and take in the traditional culture slowly, quietly.
Tea tours in Taiwan cover the island’s tea farms from the north to the south, including Pouchong tea, Emei Oriental Beauty tea, Yuchi Assam black tea, Ali Mountain (Alishan) high mountain tea and Ruisui honey black tea. Enjoy the diverse and beautiful tea fields.
Tea-producing Process
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Tea-producing Process
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Tea-producing Process
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Two-day Tour of Sky Tea Farms
Day 1
Departure at noon from Puli → Flower meal → Cycling by the Sun Moon Lake → Souvenir shopping at local specialties shops ("one town, one product") and Yuchi Township Agricultural Association (tasting of Sun Moon Lake’s black tea and agricultural produce) → Dinner of the Sun Moon Lake style → Indigenous performance → Overnight stay at local hotel or B&B
Day 2
Maolanshan Black Tea Farm Hiking Trail → Arai Kokichiro Memorial Pavilion (Arai was the last director of the Yuchi Black Tea Research Station in the Japanese Period) → A look at the beautiful Sun Moon Lake from Alishan’s tea extension and research station and a visit to the tea industry museum → Tea-making experience → Sun Moon Lake black-tea lunch → Exploring the Sun Moon Lake Home-coming
Day 1
Departure at noon from Puli → Flower meal → Cycling by the Sun Moon Lake → Souvenir shopping at local specialties shops ("one town, one product") and Yuchi Township Agricultural Association (tasting of Sun Moon Lake’s black tea and agricultural produce) → Dinner of the Sun Moon Lake style → Indigenous performance → Overnight stay at local hotel or B&B
Day 2
Maolanshan Black Tea Farm Hiking Trail → Arai Kokichiro Memorial Pavilion (Arai was the last director of the Yuchi Black Tea Research Station in the Japanese Period) → A look at the beautiful Sun Moon Lake from Alishan’s tea extension and research station and a visit to the tea industry museum → Tea-making experience → Sun Moon Lake black-tea lunch → Exploring the Sun Moon Lake Home-coming
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