251 Love Wuyi, a self-driving route connecting the ancient mountains and waters of tea

There is a mountain that is famous for its tea, yes! It is Wuyi Mountain!
Come, follow our footsteps and explore the unique way of traveling that is full of promises.

This time, a 251-kilometer self-driving route was launched around Wuyishan National Park, and the meaning of this route is "Love Wuyi". Isn't it particularly romantic?
It connects 40 villages in 11 townships, and there is a scenic spot every ten minutes or so along the way, fully demonstrating the cultural characteristics of "Thousands of years of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and eternal mountains, rivers and tea" here.

The first stop is Qingyun Zen Temple in Wuqi Village, which has a quiet and peaceful feng shui and is surrounded by mountains and forests, making it very suitable for meditation and chanting. Let me tell you a secret, the hostess is a great cook, remember to ask for a vegetarian burger to try!

The second stop is the ecological tea garden in Nanyuanling Village, which has a unique variety called "Cangqiong" that is "better than any other tea in the world"! It was brought into space by astronauts and bred from fine varieties. Sitting in the open tea room, you can see the tea garden through the window lattice, which brings you an intoxicating feeling of sipping fragrant tea.

Later we will go to Sancai Peak, which is one of the famous 99 rocks in Wuyi Mountain. You can see it clearly on the side of Road 251! The three mountains symbolize "harmony between heaven, earth and man" and will help you "turn good luck and have heaven and earth work together".

The fourth stop is the Huangcun Reclining Buddha Observation Deck, which is super realistic! The mountains in the distance are like a giant reclining Buddha, with lively eyes and eyebrows, and a light lying posture. The clouds in the sky are its elegant sleeping bed.

After worshiping the Buddha, go to the nearby Matou Tea Manor, a beautiful and elegant courtyard. Here you can fully experience the leisurely and slow life of Wuyi Mountain by gazing at the mountains and water, taking a rest and drinking tea.

The sixth stop is Caodun Village, the birthplace of "Donggong Culture", which is rich in Wuyi rock tea and has a century-old tofu shop that makes tofu entirely by hand, allowing us to fully appreciate the charm of freshly made tofu made using ancient methods. It is not an exaggeration to call this time-honored brand "Tofu Immortal".

Finally, we came to the Moon Bay Observation Deck in Hongxing Village. This crescent-shaped dam formed by the power station is very suitable for checking in and taking photos, and it can be called a local internet-famous waterfall.

Post by @byss1@l_@ng3l1c | Dec 11, 2023