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Half-day Tour: Largest Tea Plantation & Amazing Xianggong Hill

Half-day Tour: Largest Tea Plantation & Amazing Xianggong Hill

★★★★★ 4.5 (14)⏱ 6 hours · Private🗣 English guide

Overview

Combine two popular Yangshuo experiences on this small-group guided tour.

Itinerary

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Half-day Tour: Largest Tea Plantation & Amazing Xianggong Hill

Combine two popular Yangshuo experiences on this small-group guided tour. Enjoy hotel pickup from your Yangshuo accommodation, then travel by private vehicle to Seven Fairies Peak Tea Plantation, where you can pick tea leaves, try on a reed hat, and during harvest season, pick local kumquat fruit. Afterwards, visit Xianggong Hill for sweeping views over the countryside, including quiet villages and orchards along the way.

Meeting & Pickup

-no108 West Street, Yang Shuo City-, 阳朔县桂林市 GX, China, 541900
📍 Open in Google Maps English speaking (local) guide pick you up at your hotel in Yangshuo., Yangshuo, CN

What's Included

✓ Included

Private transportation All Fees and Taxes English speaking guide Entrance ticket Reed hat & bamboo basket Pick tea leaves Make tea & tea ceremony

✕ Not included

Personal expenses Lunch Tips for tour guides and drivers

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation is available on most tours up to 24 hours before the start time. The exact cancellation terms for this tour are shown during booking.

Traveler Reviews

4.5★★★★★Based on 14 reviews
Nina W.🇮🇪 Ireland★★★★★2024-08

I booked with two dishes in mind and left with a longer list. The Yangshuo countryside gave the route a clear sense of place rather than feeling like random snacks.

Joanna J.🇩🇪 Germany★★★★☆2026-03

What helped was simple: dietary questions in Xi'an and Guilin were handled before we started, not halfway through the first tasting. That made the session much easier to enjoy.

Marco E.🇯🇵 Japan★★★★★2026-02

Small tip: do not eat a large breakfast before the Xi'an and Guilin tour. The portions at individual stops look modest, then suddenly you realise you have been tasting things for hours.