Charen Valley is located above Xiamen Reservoir in Shuangqiao Town. There are thousands of mu of tea planted on the hillside, hence the name. High mountains, deep valleys, long streams, flying waterfalls, secluded forests, and dangerous rocks are the six wonders of Charen Valley. Spring birds chirping in mountain streams, summer shade on beach forests, autumn maples dyed with frost, winter plums dotted with snow, resting by flowing water and dwelling on rocks, and roaming freely with clouds are indeed the six beauties of touring Charen Valley.
The Charen Valley ecological tourism area is the habitat of whooper swans, egrets, roe deer, and sika deer. The stream is full of stone crabs, small fish and shrimps. It is also a paradise for the growth and reproduction of the endangered species giant salamander. Entering the deep valley, the towering peaks, steep cliffs, and cool climate form a beautiful original ecological area. The scenery of Charen Valley is beautiful. The tea in Charen Valley is also intoxicating. There are also original farmhouse dishes. There are authentic free-range goats and free-range chickens. There are wild river fish raised in ponds, fresh vegetables planted in the fields, and fruits such as pomelos, oranges, peaches, pears, and bayberries planted on the mountains. Opening hours: Open all day all year round. Supplementary notes on preferential policies: 1. Military officers (with relevant certificates required) and children under 1.2 meters (excluding) are free of charge. 2. Children with heights between 1.2 meters (inclusive) and 1.5 meters (excluding) can purchase discounted tickets at the scenic spot; the elderly over 60 years old (inclusive) with senior citizen certificates can purchase discounted tickets at the scenic spot. 3. The above information is for reference only. For specific information, please refer to the disclosure on the same day at Zhoushan Charen Valley Scenic Area.Charen Valley
Charen Valley is located above Xiamen Reservoir in Shuangqiao Town. There are thousands of mu of tea planted on the […]
