Jinguanyao Tea Aroma Eco Village Introduction
At the front end of the Jin gua liao Stream Bicycle Path is the location of the Jinguawliao Tea Aroma Eco Village. Known for its Baozhong tea, Pinglin District in New Taipei City has long been an important tea production center in northern Taiwan. The village is named Tea Aroma Eco Village because nearly all the residents earn their livelihoods from tea cultivation and production. With the opening of the North-Yi Highway, Pinglin has become an important relay station along the route, focusing on the cultivation of "Wenshan Baozhong tea" and "Qingxin Oolong tea" as its primary tea varieties. The tea gardens in Pinglin District are mainly distributed along County Road 42, the Jinguawliao Stream Industrial Road, and the hillside areas next to the North-Yi Road. As you stroll along the road, the undulating scenery of tea gardens is enchanting, while the Beishi Stream and Jinguawliao Stream meander through, carving out many beautiful deep pools and valleys, resembling the secluded paradise described by Tao Yuanming, creating a tranquil and serene atmosphere. This makes Pinglin District a picturesque tea town that combines beautiful mountain views, water scenery, and rich cultural charm.
