Jingmai Mountain has five cultivated ancient tea forests

Jingmai Mountain/Wengji Tribe Jingmai Mountain has five cultivated ancient tea forests, mainly distributed between altitudes of 1140-1600 meters, covering an area of over a thousand hectares. The indigenous people of Jingmai Mountain have wisely utilized the rainforest ecosystem to provide a favorable environment for the growth of tea trees, and the traditional method of planting tea under the forest has continued to this day. The Wengji is a traditional Bulang ethnic village that has preserved its original appearance. Generations of the Bulang people have lived in bamboo and wood structures. Ancient traditional houses still have Dendrobium growing on the roofs, and the eaves feature totems symbolizing the 'one bud, two leaves' of tea, reflecting the deep connection between tea and the Bulang people in the ancient Wengji Bulang village.