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Mid-Altitude Tea Regions of Li Shan

The mid-altitude tea plantations of Li Shan include Tsui Luan, Cui Feng, and Wu Ling.Read More

04/19/2023 Taiwan's Tea Regions 0
Da Yu Ling - The King of Taiwan Tea

The Dayuling tea area is one of the highest tea regions in Taiwan, with plantations at an altitude between 2,200 and 2,600 meters.Read More

03/16/2023 Taiwan's Tea Regions 0
Fushoushan - The Highest Tea Farm in Li Shan

Taiwan's Fushoushan Farm, at an altitude of 2,100-2,600 meters, is the highest tea area in Li Shan. Read More

01/20/2023 Taiwan's Tea Regions 0
The 24 Solar Terms - Autumn

The 24 solar terms are a useful and enduring reference for farmers, letting them know when to prepare for planting and harvesting, as well as predicting weather patterns and climate conditions.Read More

09/28/2022 Taiwan's Tea Culture 0
Oolong Tea or Wulong Tea?

What the difference between Oolong tea and Wulong tea?Read More

01/03/2020 Taiwan's Tea Culture 0
The Shan Ling Xi Tea Growing Region of Taiwan

The Shan Ling Xi tea region of Taiwan is famous for its scenic beauty and high-quality tea.Read More

09/27/2018 Taiwan's Tea Regions 0
Wu Ling

Taiwan's Wu Ling tea area produces some of the best oolong tea in Taiwan.Read More

09/06/2018 Taiwan's Tea Regions 0
Tea Competitions

Tea competitions are held for each area of tea production - growing, processing, and tea ceremonies. If a tea farmer wins a competition it can mean high prices and great publicity.Read More

08/16/2018 Taiwan's Tea Culture 0