The environment here is extremely spacious and elegant. The air is incredibly fresh, as if it has been filtered. Most of the buildings are made of wood, with small bridges over flowing water, birds singing, and fragrant flowers, giving off an ancient charm. Additionally, the unique terrain and moist soil make it an ideal place for growing tea. As a result, the Tieguanyin tea from Maokong is also very famous throughout Taiwan. There are many tea houses in Maokong, and if you feel tired, you can stop by a nearby tea house to sit for a while, taste some tea snacks, and have a good rest. Open all year round, accessible 24/7.
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