Experience the mountainous of Baiyue tribes where tea is grown "wild" and is harvested by the local people, explore and contribute to the social impact for hill tribes.
Our region is considered as homeland of Snow Shan Tea where the tea plant has its origins. In here, there are still many mountains where tea grows "wild" and is harvested and owned by the Red Yao, Tay, H'mong, Clao, La Chi, Nung people, the people is belong to Baiyue tribes. These people live in small and peaceful villages in the upper mountains; harvest and produce their precious tea from generation to generation.
Tea House of Baiyue tribes is for the collaboration of open-minded individuals, groups in pursuit of the the truth and fascinating facts about the Baiyue tribes who hold numbers of wisdom indigenous knowledge through tea and unique Social customs.
Our mission is to inspire tea lovers to become advocates for our planet’s natural resources, cultural treasures, and local communities through wild ancient tea mountain of Baiyue tribes. We tackle the deep-rooted issues and some of the most complex challenges that both our tribes and tea lovers on worldwide are facing through established the partnership between stakeholders.
We partner with ethical, responsible organizations to protect the ancient Shan Tea trees of Baiyue tribes that make our world so inspiring through Baiyue Tea Club.
We design experiencing program that allow you an authentic, meaningful, and inspiring experience. Over the course of your experiencing, you may be asked to take part in a variety of tasks according to the needs of the season. Generally, you will be expected to be able to work independently on components of tasks below:
Improve the capacity for farmers in ancient Snow Shan Tea villages by introducing livelihood models base their indigenous knowledge, include tea, develop these diversified livelihoods models.
Enhance knowledge on the role of ancient Snow Shan tea trees for the income and food security of hill tribes, reduces poverty and increases resilience to the expected impact of climate change.
Focus on building entrepreneurial capacities of local youth to exploit business opportunities, empowering them to start up local businesses and work off their own skill sets.
Take part in our program, you will have opportunities to discover lot of fantastic mountain scenery over the whole area, practicing in indigenous knowledge of hill-tribes. Moreover, you have been drawn to this program for more varied reasons: it is not only to learn skills in tea but also they can start a business back home (why not!)
Highlights
- Opportunities to discover lot of fantastic mountain scenery over the whole area, practice indigenous knowledge of hill-tribes.
- Experience tea processing in mountainous of Baiyue tribes where tea is grow "wild" and is harvested by the local people, and then bring unique tea gifts back your home.
- Learning about tea sector, it may good for a startup business when back home (why not!).
- Help with social impacts of local enterprise and bring back your home with many unique tea gifts for free!
- Become member of Baiyue Tea club and seasonal tea receiving when you back home.
To take part in our program, please contact us via email:
herbaltea.vietnam@gmail.com
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This experience was once in a lifetime! The village is was incredibly authentic and I got to drink the best tea I have ever had. The village was deep in Ha Giang and we got to stay with the Red Yao tribe. On the way there you are surrounded by towering rice terraces and immaculate waterfalls. The meal they prepared was absolutely divine, and the hospitality we experienced was unforgettable. We got to go to the ancient tea trees and pick Shan (mountain) tea then drink it. The taste was amazing as it was so natural and organic tasting. All in all, if you want to escape tourist crowds and experience a different culture this is the place to come.
ReplyDeleteThis experience was once in a lifetime! The village is was incredibly authentic and I got to drink the best tea I have ever had. The village was deep in Ha Giang and we got to stay with the Red Yao tribe. On the way there you are surrounded by towering rice terraces and immaculate waterfalls. The meal they prepared was absolutely divine, and the hospitality we experienced was unforgettable. We got to go to the ancient tea trees and pick Shan (mountain) tea then drink it. The taste was amazing as it was so natural and organic tasting. All in all, if you want to escape tourist crowds and experience a different culture this is the place to come.
ReplyDeleteA truly authentic experience, one of the most unique experiences I have had since being in Vietnam. I was able to see the spectacular local scenery, drink tea with the locals, learn about the history of tea in the area and pick tea from ancient trees in the mountains. A great experience I will never forget.
ReplyDeleteWe were warmly welcomed by the villagers into their home and had a fantastic time with them, drinking tea and learning about their lives. They even dressed us up in their traditional costumes. We felt very privileged to have such a special insight into their way of life.
ReplyDeleteDuring a trip up the mountain you will find yourself in the beautiful countryside of Ha Giangs hills. The breathtaking landscape and the friendly locals will welcome you cordially. They are pleased to spread theire knowledge about tea from the last hundred's of years. This is a place to dive into the culture and learn about life and tea in traditional way.
ReplyDeleteThis place is perfect to discover the different sort of tea and the way it is producted.
ReplyDeleteShan has a lot of knowledge to share, and it was a so great experience to spend time with the local people and the tribe.
The countryside around is awesome, and of course the tea has an exceptionel tasting.
Located 17km south of Ha Giang City, Lung Tao is a village of Red Yao people whose lives revolve around picking tea. Their wooden stilt homes are surrounded by tea trees, which some lucky visitors are able to help pick! The tea is the freshest I’ve ever tasted...I’m told it’s a form of green tea and contains many medicinal benefits. The taste was clean, smooth and fresh- a subtle deliciousness!
ReplyDeleteDuring the time that we spent in Ha Giang, we were lucky enough to be brought up the mountain through Cao Bo village by the proprietor of the Baiyue Tea House. Once up in the village, we hiked through fields and streams and arrived at a beautiful, private waterfall. After taking a swim, we continued our hike until we emerged among the middle of the terraced rice paddies along the edge of the mountain. Gazing down into the valley below was breathtaking, and the exact type of experience we were looking for in Northern Vietnam!
ReplyDeleteNestled against the Chinese border the northern province of Ha Giang is a spectacular mountainous landscape. I was fortunate enough to be invited to one of the Red Dao (a local ethnic minority tribe) villages to learn about the history of the wild tea trees in the area. I was stunned to discover that some of the trees that are still harvested today are as old as 1000 years. The people were so lovely and inviting and even took me for a swim at the local waterfall. From the fascinating tea culture to the magnificent views, the whole experience was simply incredible.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great trip, I really enjoyed the bike ride into the mountains, no other travelers in sight. The village was beautiful with a great view of the valley. They have a fish pond as a front yard! Then we took a hike up through the woods to the old tea trees higher up the mountain, such a good hike! We learned to pick tea, and mane it into tea when we got back to the house. The dinner was excellent, and there is a great waterfall where we could swim. I really enjoyed it all.
ReplyDeleteThe ride up the mountain to Lúng Táo may be the most breath taking motorbike ride I've ever been on, worldwide. Stopping along the way for one kind interactions with local villagers did not disappoint. Rolling through the terraced rice fields learning first hand the process of making rice paper and refining harvested cinnamon to a couple. Upon arrival we were escorted through a "maze of green" and found ourselves on top of the world nestled in a Shan tea tree. After learning how to pick the leaves and eating a couple (hehe) we got we able to sip some of the freshest tea in the world. All in all, this whole experience was unique and incredible. A must do in the Ha Giang district.
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DeleteThis was an amazing experience. The scenery is second to none and the people are very friendly. The culture is extremely rich and you will be hard pressed to experience something like this anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteMr. Shan Trieu and his team are the most welcoming and amazing hosts I've had on my travels. If you stay here there is lots of downtime, but that can be put to good use by renting a motorbike and exploring some of the local villages, or taking a day trip to one of the waterfalls the region is famous for. The tea picking is very cool. We had a great time meeting Hmong villagers, one of whom invited us into his home for an impromptu tea ceremony.
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