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Qianjiazhai has a tea king tree with a history of more than 2,000 years. It is the oldest wild tea tree so far, with a history of about 2700 years. This is a rare treasure.

Every spring, when spring tea germinates, villagers near Qianjiazhai Scenic Area will come to the mountains and build sheds to pick wild tea. The mountains in Qianjiazhai Scenic Area are rich in wild tea, and villagers can pick more than 2,000 grams of wild tea every year. Compared with artificially planted tea, wild tea is not a grade, not only more precious and expensive, but also better in taste. The place where you can pick wild tea leaves is the original tea forest in the white grassland of Qianjiazhai Scenic Area. Are all these wild tea trees? Tea tree king? Reproduce offspring.

Qianjiazhai Scenic Area is located in zhenyuan county, where there are continuous mountains, spectacular waterfalls, virgin forests and ancient tea with thousands of years. The villagers here are very simple and have strong folk customs, which is a good place for scientific research and tourism. Here, you can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery, but also relax, increase your knowledge, experience traditional folk customs, feel the essence of culture here, have a cup of tea when you are tired and feel the taste of nature. This is really enjoyable. Speaking of Qianjiazhai, here are two kinds of tea king trees in Qianjiazhai virgin forest.

There are two very old tea tree kings in Qianjiazhai Scenic Area. They are a man and a woman. They are all tall and burly, with lush foliage. Reproduction? Out of the wild tea forest. According to experts' determination, these two tea trees have a history of more than 2700 years, that is, they broke ground in the Spring and Autumn Period. These two tea trees, a man and a woman, are the witness of history. After thousands of years of wind and rain washing, they are still tall and straight, and they are still endless. They are rare treasures. If you are lucky enough to come to Qianjiazhai, you must take a look at this weather-beaten tea king tree and taste this wild tea.