Bathing and tea tasting in Changsha. Can you recommend a place to drink tea? Where are some high-end places with good value for money?

Changsha bathing tea, tea drinking place recommendation, the most cost-effective place is 185-6916-7548 WeChat QQ same number

Our teahouse is located next to the Hunan Grand Theater. Unlike the exquisite and miniature teahouses in general, the spacious Qinhe Hall is eye-catching as soon as you enter it. The boss loves collecting antiques and artworks, and the whole hall has an antique feel. Tea sets, wood carvings, thangka paintings, Hunan embroidery, calligraphy works, and murals can be seen everywhere. People who like art can appreciate many unique works and collections here. It is no exaggeration to say that this place is like a private museum.
The most important thing in the guild hall is tea tasting. The boss has collected and prepared many famous teas, including the 800-year-old Hani ancient tea, the authentic Wuyi rock tea, the golden tea that embodies the hard work of Hunan tea farmers, the authentic Biluochun and West Lake Longjing from Shuiyueyuan in Xishan, Dongting, etc. Among them, Meijiawu Longjing was Premier Zhou's favorite national drink during his lifetime. It is produced every year in the Meijiawu tea garden in Hangzhou. The output is limited so the supply is also limited. It has clear soup and green leaves, and a sweet and refreshing taste.
Xiangting Tea House is located at the beautiful intersection of the Xiangjiang River and the Liuyang River, in the Xiangjiang Century City which can accommodate 80,000 people. Standing on the terrace of the tea house and looking out, you can have a panoramic view of the charming Xiangjiang River. The interior furnishings of the teahouse are simple, honest, and fresh, and the various handmade tea sets are very lovely. It is quite poetic for tea drinkers to drink tea on the terrace of the tea house and look at the scenery of Xiangjiang River. Executive Dean Li Wei is a wonderful person who loves drinking tea and is proficient in the tea ceremony.