Nannuo Mountain (tea villages)
南糯山 · Nánnuò Shān
The ancient tea mountain closest to Jinghong, with Hani villages, centuries-old pu’er tea trees and a stone path to the 800-year-old “tea king tree”.
No booking neededHalf a day from Jinghong
Tip
Spring (March–April) is tea-picking season; bring cash or phone payment for tea, and ask before photographing people’s homes.
- Opening hours
- Villages open all day; tea houses and farms roughly daytime To be confirmed
- Price
- Free to walk around; tea tasting at farms is usually free if you may buy, tea-picking experiences cost extra. To be confirmed
- How to book
- No booking. Hire a car and driver for the day, or join a tea tour from Jinghong.
- Getting there
- About 25–30 km west of Jinghong on the road to Menghai: roughly 45 min by car; the last stretch up to Banpo Laozhai is a narrow mountain road To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 云南省西双版纳傣族自治州勐海县格朗和乡南糯山村（半坡老寨）
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