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At Tent Kexilong Tea Valley Resort, visitors can enjoy tea picking and tea-making experiences, which allow guests to learn about traditional tea culture. The resort also offers picturesque hikes through the lush tea fields, relaxing in nature, and enjoying a stay in the unique tea-themed tents. It’s an excellent destination for tea lovers and nature enthusiasts.
The Tent Guest Xilong Tea Valley Resort Hotel is located at No. 68, Dashanwu Village, Huangdu Village, Xilong Township, Anji, near Xilong Tea Valley. Nestled amidst a misty tea forest, it's close to Huangpu River Source Rafting, China's Great Bamboo Sea, and the Zhongnan Baicao Garden. In the tranquil mountains, listen to the melodious chirping of cicadas.
The hotel’s new “scenic spot + tent camping” vacation model has overturned the traditional concept of vacation, combining various tourism sections such as special food and beverage, scenic spot activities, leisure and vacation project organization, outdoor sports facilities, camping base services, and base shopping platforms.
Here you can enjoy a variety of holiday entertainment activities suitable for you and your children, such as experiencing the fun of picking tea, making tea, and storing tea, studying tea art one-on-one with tea artists, and experiencing SPA, yoga, and meditation in the tea garden.
Suitable for all seasons
The Tent Kexilong Tea Valley Resort is located in a renowned tea-growing region in Zhejiang. The area is famous for its production of high-quality green tea. The resort is designed to provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the tea cultivation process, from planting to harvesting, while offering a unique way to experience tea culture through glamping-style accommodation in the valley.
The resort is located in Huzhou, Zhejiang, near the lush tea valleys. The best way to reach the resort is by taxi or private car from Huzhou city center. Public transportation options may be limited, so private transport is recommended for convenience.
The resort is open year-round, but the best time to visit is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the tea fields are at their most beautiful. The peak tea-picking season typically occurs in late spring, making it an exciting time to visit for tea enthusiasts.
The entrance fee for the resort includes access to the tea fields and the glamping site. Prices vary depending on the time of year and the type of accommodation chosen. Tickets can be purchased online through the resort’s official website or via local booking platforms.
It is recommended to book tickets and accommodations in advance, especially during peak seasons like weekends and holidays. Booking at least a week in advance is ideal to ensure availability, particularly for the glamping tents.
A typical visit to the resort takes about 3-4 hours, including a tea-picking experience, a tour of the tea fields, and time spent enjoying the resort’s facilities. If staying overnight, you may want to allocate more time to enjoy the full experience.
The must-see areas include the scenic tea fields, the tea-picking workshops, and the glamping area where visitors can relax in unique, tea-themed tents. The surrounding nature and mountain views also offer excellent photo opportunities.
Guided tours are available, where a local guide explains the tea cultivation process and provides insights into the region's tea culture. Some tours may offer English-speaking guides, but it’s recommended to check in advance if you need this service.
The best photography spots are the panoramic views of the tea fields against the backdrop of the mountains, the glamping tents nestled in the valley, and the blooming tea plants during the harvest season. The early morning or late afternoon light provides excellent conditions for photography.
Start your visit by exploring the tea fields and learning about the tea-picking process. Afterward, take a walk through the resort’s glamping area, and relax with a traditional tea-tasting session. If time permits, enjoy a hike through the surrounding hills for a broader view of the landscape.
Night visits or light shows are not typically available at the resort. However, guests staying overnight in the glamping tents can enjoy stargazing and the serene atmosphere of the tea valley under the night sky.
The resort can get crowded during weekends and public holidays, especially in peak seasons. To avoid crowds, it’s best to visit during weekdays or in the off-season months like late autumn or winter.
Basic facilities are available, including clean toilets and rest areas. The resort also has a small shop selling local tea and souvenirs. For food and drinks, visitors can enjoy traditional tea and light snacks served in the resort’s tea house.
The resort is generally accessible for children and elderly visitors. However, the terrain may be a bit challenging for those with mobility issues, especially in the tea fields and surrounding natural areas. It’s advisable to contact the resort in advance for specific accessibility information.
Mobile payments (like Alipay and WeChat Pay) are widely accepted throughout the resort, and credit cards are typically accepted for larger purchases. It’s still a good idea to carry some cash for smaller transactions.
Inside the resort, there is a tea house offering traditional tea and light meals. Nearby Huzhou city has a range of dining options, including local restaurants serving Zhejiang cuisine and international food.
Vegetarian options are available in the resort’s tea house, including vegetarian meals made from locally sourced ingredients. Vegan or halal options may be more limited, so it’s recommended to check in advance.
The resort offers unique glamping-style accommodation in tea-themed tents. For other options, visitors can stay in nearby Huzhou, where there are several hotels, including budget and mid-range options.
Nearby attractions include the Nanxun Ancient Town and the beautiful West Lake in Hangzhou. These can easily be combined with a trip to Tent Kexilong Tea Valley Resort for a full day of exploration.
There is a souvenir shop at the resort selling local tea and handmade crafts. Popular souvenirs include tea leaves, tea sets, and local handicrafts like bamboo items and silk products.
Visitors can take a taxi or private car to continue their journey to nearby attractions like Huzhou city or Hangzhou. Public transportation options, such as buses or trains, are available from Huzhou if needed.
