Tea area
Sanxia三峽
Sanxia, in the hills of New Taipei, is Taiwan's last specialist pan-fired green-tea district — the home of Sanxia Biluochun, a fresh, twist-style green tea, alongside Longjing and honey black tea. This page collects our source-backed Sanxia listings: heritage tea families, organic green-tea makers and a Taiwan Tea Corporation estate.
Best for
- Sanxia Biluochun green tea at its source
- Heritage and organic green-tea makers
- A green-tea day trip from Taipei
What to expect
- Multi-generation Biluochun tea families
- Green tea, Longjing and honey black tea
- Tea gardens and a Taiwan Tea Corp estate in the hills
Tea places in Sanxia
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Tea shop
New TaipeiSanxia
Dapu Tea Factory
大埔製茶廠
A heritage green-tea producer in Sanxia, New Taipei — Taiwan's main green-tea region — offering Sanxia Biluochun and Longjing-style teas. A source-backed producer for the area's distinctive green teas.
Source-backed · visit pending
Green TeaSanxia BiluochunTea Producer
Tea shop
New TaipeiSanxia
Tianfang Tea House
天芳茶行
A century-old, multi-generation Sanxia tea house with its own organically certified tea gardens and processing factory, recognised as a government 'Spotlight Tea House' (亮點茶莊). It specialises in Sanxia Biluochun green tea, Longjing and honey-scented black tea.
Source-backed · visit pending
HistoricGreen TeaSpotlight Tea House
Tea shop
New TaipeiSanxia
Gu Fang Organic Tea
谷芳茶業
A seven-generation Sanxia tea family producing organic, wild-grown Biluochun green tea on Baiji Mountain using friendly farming with annual residue testing. It also makes tea-flavoured baked goods.
Source-backed · visit pending
OrganicGreen TeaMountain
Tea-culture site
Permanently closed
New TaipeiSanxia
Daliao Tea Culture Hall
大寮茶文館
A restored 1944 Japanese-era tea-factory director's residence in Sanxia, operated by Taiwan Tea Corporation as New Taipei's first tea-industry culture hall. We've kept this entry as a heritage record of Taiwan's tea history.
Source-backed · visit pending
Historic BuildingTea Culture HallTaiwan Tea Corp
Tea-culture site
New TaipeiSanxia
Xiongkong Tea Garden
熊空茶園
A 168-hectare organic tea estate of Taiwan Tea Corporation set at around 700 metres in the Sanxia mountains, with tea-garden trails, cypress forest and a glass-house café. About 40 minutes from central Taipei.
Source-backed · visit pending
Tea EstateOrganicMountain Trails
Tea shop
New TaipeiSanxia
Daiji Tea House
戴記茶坊
A family tea maker in Sanxia (now fourth generation) specialising in Sanxia's signature Biluochun green tea and Longjing, plus honey-fragrance black tea, made with traditional hand-processing. Sanxia is Taiwan's last specialist pan-fired green-tea region.
Source-backed · visit pending
Green TeaFamily ProducerHand-processed
How to choose
Sanxia leans toward buying and tea-making rather than sit-down salons — taste and buy Biluochun from a heritage family, or visit a tea estate in the hills. Hours and visitor access vary, so verify current details before you go.
Before you go: opening status and details can change. Listings here are editor-visited or source-backed with visits pending — always verify current details on a venue’s official source before visiting.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- What tea is Sanxia known for?
- Sanxia Biluochun (碧螺春) — a fresh, twist-style pan-fired green tea — is the area's signature, with Longjing and honey black tea also produced. Sanxia is Taiwan's main specialist green-tea region.
- Can I visit a tea garden in Sanxia?
- Some Sanxia makers and estates welcome visitors, but a few are producers without a walk-in space. Each listing notes what it is; confirm visitor access and hours directly before going.
- Are these venues visited by Leaf Guide?
- They are source-backed from official venue sites and government tourism sources, with visits still pending and clearly marked. One listed heritage hall is permanently closed and shown as such. Verify current details before you go.