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Pingko Tea Breaks the Low-Altitude, No-Good-Tea Impression, Showcasing the Terroir of the Southernmost Border
The special geographical and environmental conditions make Pingko Tea's flavor particularly unique. The "famous saying" from tea industry textbooks, "No good tea from low mountains," has long influenced the judgment of consumers in Taiwan, China. However, can a low-altitude geographical location really not produce delicious tea?
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High Mountain Tea King Spring Tea Competition Results Announced: Lirong Hao Wins Numerous Awards, Becoming the Center of Attention
The list of winners of the "Taiwan High Mountain Tea King Spring Tea Evaluation Competition" organized by the Ren'ai Township Farmers' Association in Nantou was released today (the 5th). The well-known tea shop "Lirong Hao" became the most eye-catching winner, sweeping the Second Prize of the First Class, three First Class Awards, and ten Gold Awards. Lirong Hao founder Zheng Xuteng
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International students at Dayeh University experience Taiwan's tea culture through tea picking and tea making
Understanding Taiwan and experiencing Taiwan's tea culture, Dayeh University took international students to Songboling in Nantou to pick tea, make tea and taste tea, experiencing the aesthetics of Taiwan's tea ceremony; while learning Chinese, the international students also discovered a different side of Taiwan's tea culture beyond the popular bubble tea
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A Fresh Tea-Experience in Sanzhi, New Taipei: Pick and Craft Your Own Signature Flavor
When it comes to Taiwanese tea, most people will think of place names like Alishan, Lishan or Pinglin and other well-known tea regions, but did you know that tea is actually also grown in Sanzhi, New Taipei, and you can even experience tea picking and tea making? Follow "Just Want to Travel" for a look.
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Longtan, Taoyuan: A Century-Old Tea-Making Powerhouse, Wandering the Ponds and Enjoying the Scenery
Longtan's tea industry was once at its peak; during the golden age there were even hundreds of tea factories. Although such prosperity is no longer seen today, what charm does the century-old Fuyuan Tea Factory still possess that continues to draw visitors' attention? Besides tea culture, because Longtan is dotted with large ponds, there are quite a few attractions born from these ponds. Beyond the natural scenery, Longtan's Hakka cuisine is also well known. Visiting Longtan lets you enjoy both beautiful scenery and delicious food!
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