Guess what, adventure seekers and tea lovers? 🍵 Jingmai Mountain's ancient tea forests in Pu'er, Yunnan Province, are now officially on the UNESCO World Heritage list! 🎉
Approved this Sunday during the 45th session of UNESCO's World Heritage Committee in Riyadh, this breathtaking site is a blend of nature and culture that's been brewing (pun intended 😉) for centuries.
The heritage site isn't just about tea leaves; it's a living landscape featuring five old tea forests, nine ancient villages, and three protective partition forests. 🌳🏡 These communities have been nurturing tea plants and preserving their rich cultural traditions for generations.
From the misty mountains where tea trees reach for the sky, to the charming villages where locals share stories over a warm cup, Jingmai Mountain is a place where time seems to stand still. ⏳✨
Ready to explore this wonder? Join the journey to discover how these ancient plantations and diverse cultures continue to thrive in harmony with nature. It's a testament to sustainable living and a must-see for your next travel list! 🌏✈️
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Live: Explore ancient villages on the newly inscribed heritage site
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