3 Days Itinerary in Nada, China - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - Unraveling the Splendor of Nada
2	Day 2 - Walking Through the Lush Green Paths
3	Day 3 - A Nostalgic Journey Back in Time

Introduction

Our three-day expedition of Nada, China will let you engulf the mystic experience of this hidden gem in China. From rustic villages, mesmerizing bamboo forests to the iconic tea mountains; each day unfolds another facet of Nada's deep-rooted traditions and natural beauty. Embrace the roots of traditional China, and don’t forget to indulge in authentic local cuisines and tea ceremonies. It's always tea time in Nada!

Day 1 - Unraveling the Splendor of Nada

Kick off your day with a hearty breakfast, before embarking on a journey through the rustic Caijiagang Village. Stroll down its narrow lanes; talk to the local craftsmen and taste the most authentic and traditional Chinese recipes. After lunch, we'll head to the breathtaking Pear Orchards to pick fresh, juicy pears. A dream come true, isn't it? But the cherry on top awaits at the nearby Jian Jia Brick Tea Factory, where you'll participate in an age-old tea ceremony and learn about China's tea culture. The day's marvelous experience ends with a unique bamboo feast back at the Caijiagang Village.

Day 2 - Walking Through the Lush Green Paths

Our second day takes us into the heart of the vast Bamboo Sea of Nada. Imagine walking through towering bamboo canopies with sunlight filtering in, a sight right out of a painting. This is a perfect spot for a picnic lunch, isn’t it peaceful? In the afternoon, we'll visit the Nada Tea Garden, a serene, green carpet of tea plantations. Here, you'll hear the 'tea pickers' song', have a chance to pluck tea leaves and participate in yet another fascinating tea ceremony. We'll then retreat to the village for a steaming hot-pot dinner. I can smell the spices already, can you?

Day 3 - A Nostalgic Journey Back in Time

Our last day in Nada starts with visiting the splendid Thousand Island Lake, you'll then climb the splendid Ping’an Holy Land and immerse in its tranquility. The panoramic view from the top is worth the climb, isn't it breathtaking? Have a satisfying lunch at the top with the view of the mystical Nada. Our trip ends on a nostalgic note with a visit to the Maojia Village, one of the historic revolutionary bases. Experience the history while wandering through the old courtyards and public squares. We'll wind down our trip with a final feast back in the village. Tired yet fulfilled, aren't we?