If you are a tea lover
Hong Kong Museum of Tea Ware
Is A Must for You
I have a passion for the Twelve Cups in the Hong Kong Museum of Tea Ware. I went there twice and just couldn't get them out of my head.Chinese have a long history of serving tea. From the general public to the privileged, tea is a part of everybody's daily life. In this museum, you will see collections of tea ware used during different periods of time throughout Chinese history. You will also learn how each tribe in China served tea, for example cream tea by a tribe in the north and Gongfu tea originated from Chiu Zhou where my dad came from.
Here are some pictures of my favorite Twelve Cups in the museum:
Aren't they stunningly beautiful? After that, check out the
HK Seal Stone Museum
or enjoy some great Chinese authentic vegetarian food nearby.If none of the above is interesting to you, keep walking toward Central to get out of the HK Park where you can check out the
Capital of Hong Kong,
take the Peak Tram to visit the Peak or shop in some
luxurious department stores
in Central. Learn more about the
HK Museum of Tea Ware.
Location: Hong Kong Island Direction:
MTR
- Admiralty Station Pacific Place Exit - Take the escalator and head toward Hong Kong Park through the
Pacific Place Mall
- After going through the fountain in the park, follow the directions to the museum. Click
here
to check out the photo album.
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