Jiangsu Tea Expo Garden, formerly known as Gaomiao Tea Field, is located at the northern foot of Maoshan in Jurong City, a place known as ‘the first blessed land in China’, where natural scenery is beautiful, resources are abundant, culture is rich, and historical sites are numerous. The park leans on the Taoist sacred land Maoshan and the ecological green core Jiulong Mountain in the south, and faces the Buddhist Vinaya Sect’s famous temple Baohua Mountain Longchang Temple in the north, deeply imbued with the spirit of mountains, rivers, temples, and views. The park is 30 kilometers away from Nanjing Lukou International Airport, adjacent to the Ninghang and Huning high-speed railway stations, and the Huning Expressway, making transportation very convenient.
Jiangsu Tea Expo Garden is affiliated with the national demonstrative vocational college Jiangsu Agricultural and Forestry Vocational and Technical College, covering an area of nearly 2500 acres with a total investment of 150 million yuan. The entire park is themed around ‘Understanding Tea Culture, Experiencing Tea Realm’, and meticulously creates unique ‘tea’ cultural treasures, integrating leisure, health, education, scientific research, and culture into a tea industry exhibition garden. The park is now a demonstration point for the tea fragrance cultural experience journey in the Yangtze River Delta region, a national vocational education training base, a scientific popularization education base in Jiangsu Province, and a 4-star scenic spot for rural tourism in Jiangsu Province.
Opening hours are from 08:30 to 17:00 all year round. Preferential policies: Children: Free for those who are 6 years old (inclusive) or below 1.4 meters (inclusive); preferential tickets for those aged between 6 years old (exclusive) and 18 years old (inclusive). Elderly: Free for those 70 years old (inclusive) and above with valid identification; preferential tickets for those aged between 60 years old (inclusive) and 69 years old (inclusive) with valid identification. Students: Preferential tickets for full-time undergraduate students and below with valid identification. Disabled: Free with valid identification. Military: Free for active-duty military personnel and retired military officers with valid identification. For all people: The specific date of the National Tea Drinking Day is announced by Jiangsu Tea Expo Garden at the beginning of each year.
Additional notes: 1. Please bring your ID card or residence permit. 2. Do not bring pets.
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