Lugu Township Farmers' Association Tea Culture Center

In its early years, farmers in the Lugu Xiaobantian area predominantly cultivated Moso bamboo. Later, tea trees were introduced. Now, tea plantations and bamboo forests, with their various shades of green, are intertwined everywhere, creating a captivating charm unique to this bamboo-rich region. The local cross-industry exchange association has partnered with the Lugu Xiaobantian image business district to integrate tea plantations, tea processing factories, restaurants, and homestays. These have been developed into comprehensive and distinctive tourist itineraries, allowing visitors to rediscover this beautiful place with scenic mountains and clear waters. Over a hundred groups from more than thirty countries, including Rotary Clubs, high-tech companies, foreign expatriates, envoys stationed in Taiwan, government agencies, and media reporters, have personally participated in the life experience tours and given them the highest praise. We sincerely hope to recommend this excellent community to you! When you visit Lugu, be sure to stop by the Lugu Township Farmers' Association Tea Culture Center. Completed in October 1996 (ROC year 85), it covers an area of approximately 200 ping (about 660 square meters). Surrounded by misty clouds and emerald peaks, this three-story traditional Chinese palace-style building, with its red pillars and upturned eaves, perfectly complements an interior filled with the aroma of tea. It serves as a thoughtful stop during your long journey. The first floor houses the Lugu Township Agricultural Products Exhibition Center and retail store, while the second floor offers both static and dynamic tea art activities. The third floor features a pastoral art gallery. Come here to sip some tea, rest for a while, and enjoy a peaceful tea tasting and sampling experience!