Tea Mountain 95 Inn Introduction
In the past, to allow travelers a chance to take a break and enjoy some tea at a midway stop, people would place a tea barrel under their eaves and write "Tea Offered" (奉茶) to show they understood the need for refreshment. With the development of transportation and the improvement of road conditions, fewer people stopped to drink tea and rest. In recent years, with the rise of leisure travel, the number of passing tourists has increased. To recapture that original sense of hospitality, the owner built an inn on a tea mountain, providing travelers with a great place to rest, chat, and make friends.
