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Happy Tea Farm Culture

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Happy Tea Farm Culture
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      Taiwanese tea is good to drink indeed. However, in addition to “drinking”, there are also other ways to experience such as looking, smelling and touching. If you are interested in the tea culture and tea plants of Taiwan, or if you wish to try your hand at picking tea leaves, pestle dyeing or even stretching out thin noodles and using it as a skipping rope, you must not miss this route ” Happy Tea Farm Culture~ A Little Trip in Shiding and Pinglin.” Key attractions include the Pinglin Tea Museum of New Taipei City,The Hsus Thin Noodles, etc. Come enjoy some new experiences!
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