The Huashan Teahouse, which was once a temple, is a simple tea shop in terms of service, food, and appearance. Huashan Teahouse serves the most dangerous tea in the world. Nestled 7,000 feet above sea level, atop the southern-most peak of China’s Mount Hua. The journey consists of many obstacles. To get to the top, hikers must climb the “Heavenly Stairs” a long trail of stone steps carved into the mountain. They have to walk on wooden planks, use holds chiselled into the sheer rock face and cling to chains nailed into the mountain without any guardrails to ascend further. once you enter the tea shop, your woes are put to rest, though you’ll have to go through the same obstacles while ascending. For those who are into high exhilaration, a cup of tea in the end might just be worth it, not so much for those who prefer more quaint situations. China is known for its herbal tea, and Huashan Teahouse does not disappoint. The tea is all natural, and is made of water from snowmelt, rain, and mountain springs. The hard-earned tea is made with pristine water from “snowmelt, rain, and mountain springs.”
Credit : Times Of India
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