Kunming Shi Trip Overview
This 4-hour tea tasting and Glutinous Rice Cake experience tour will let you know how to taste local tea and how to make best tea cake roughly.
The ancient tea horse road exists in southwest of China – Yunnan Province for thousand years, it is an international trade channel that’s why here has the best big leaf tea resource in the world.
Horse caravan is the only transportation, the road also a corridor of national economy and culture communication. Mysterious civilization and magnificent natural scenery bring people unlimited imagination.
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Duration: 4 hours
Starts: Kunming Shi, China
Trip Category: Cultural & Theme Tours >> Cultural Tours
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This 4-hour tea tasting and Glutinous Rice Cake experience tour will let you know how to taste local tea and how to make best tea cake roughly.
The ancient tea horse road exists in southwest of China – Yunnan Province for thousand years, it is an international trade channel that’s why here has the best big leaf tea resource in the world.
Horse caravan is the only transportation, the road also a corridor of national economy and culture communication. Mysterious civilization and magnificent natural scenery bring people unlimited imagination.
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Stop At: China, China
Our accredited guide will bring you to join in an interesting glutinous rice cake（茶果子）making experience, in Chinese (it translated “Tea Glutinous Rice Cake”).
Glutinous rice cake is a term for old Chinese-style confectionary in general. It was very popular in Tang dynasty (618 – 907), which is an unbaked premium sweet traditionally served with tea during the tea ceremony. The elaborate figure represents the seasons that it is eaten and may vary monthly.
Duration: 4 hours
Pass By: Yuantong Temple, Yuantong Jie, Kunming China
In the mid-way, the “Yuantong Wonderful Realm (圓通勝景坊)” is a majestic archway built by General Wu Sangui (吳三桂) in 1669. Don’t miss the exquisite stone carving on the pillars
