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About Longjing Tea Fields
Rows of low tea bushes make the working landscape unusually readable, with village houses and teahouses close to the plantations. This visit works best as a view of cultivation, followed by a tasting in the village. Picking and processing are seasonal activities; a field visit does not itself include permission to enter planted rows or take leaves.
What to look for
- Contour-following tea rows on the slopes around Longjing Village.
- Lion Peak’s tea-growing setting, linked to the local imperial tea tradition.
Location & getting there
Getting to Longjing Tea Fields
Use Longjing Village below Lion Peak as the arrival point and continue along permitted village paths beside the plantations. Confirm any hosted picking or tasting separately with the grower.
Combine your visit
A suggested sequence linking the specific features of this visit.
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Longjing Village lanes
See how the tea-growing landscape connects with village life.
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Lion Peak tea-field viewpoints
Observe the planted slopes from permitted paths.
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Village teahouse
Compare the landscape with a prepared cup of the local tea, if a tasting is available.
This order is editorial. Confirm access and any transfers between stops; it does not establish a walking route, same-day connection or common admission ticket.

Find Longjing Tea Fields
龙井茶园 · 西湖区
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View guide →Sources & visit information
The sources below support the place-specific description and arrival information. Suggested combinations are editorial planning ideas; confirm current opening, entry arrangements and transport services for your date.
Visitor information adapted and edited from Wikipedia contributors, “Longjing, Hangzhou” · CC BY-SA 4.0. Source revision 1354488106.
