Tea has been the chief drink in China since ancient times, and tea drinking has been a custom for almost as long. Tea was popular in the Tang Dynasty. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties prominent ...

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Ciqikou Ancient Town, a former trading hub dating back to the Ming Dynasty, is one of Chongqing’s best-preserved historic ...

It facilitated the movement of Chinese tea to Tibet, from where it was transported through Himalayan passes to Kolkata and subsequently distributed to markets in Europe and Asia. The Ancient Tea ...

When I first arrived in Sichuan, I was told no tea porters were still alive. But as I walked the last remnants of the Chamagudao, the Chinese name for the ancient trade route, I met not only Luo ...

In many ways, people like Law are keeping the culture and knowledge of traditional Chinese tea alive in Malaysia, paving the way for younger generations to appreciate this ancient beverage.

Xiuyun Zhang, the sprightly caretaker of Lux's Tea Horse Road Stone Town ... them were inky dongba characters, an ancient Naxi script predating written Chinese and one of the world's last ...

Discover the history and significance of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, a vital trade route connecting China, Tibet, and India. Learn about its origins, role in commerce, decline, and how it remains a ...