2026 TEA TRIP PROGRAMS
2026 TEA TRIP
PROGRAMS
Tea Journeys for Your Holistic Well-being
Tea Journeys for Your
Holistic Well-being
Hence Tea Trip
Discover a Beautiful China with Jack: Join Us on a Tea Journey of a Lifetime in 2026!
- Relaxation in Nature: Unwind amidst scenic tea gardens and tranquil landscapes.
- Explore Ancient Tea Traditions and Cultural Immersion: Immerse yourself in centuries-old tea rituals, craftsmanship, vibrant local cultures, and historical tea regions.
- Personal Wellness: Experience the rejuvenating power of tea for mind, body, and spirit.
Founder, Hence Tea
Hence Tea Trip
Discover a Beautiful China with Jack: Join Us on a Tea Journey of a Lifetime in 2026!
- Relaxation in Nature: Unwind amidst scenic tea gardens and tranquil landscapes.
- Explore Ancient Tea Traditions and Cultural Immersion: Immerse yourself in centuries-old tea rituals, craftsmanship, vibrant local cultures, and historical tea regions.
- Personal Wellness: Experience the rejuvenating power of tea for mind, body, and spirit.
Founder, Hence Tea
Hence Tea Trip
Discover a Beautiful China with Jack: Join Us on a Tea Journey of a Lifetime in 2026!
- Relaxation in Nature: Unwind amidst scenic tea gardens and tranquil landscapes.
- Explore Ancient Tea Traditions and Cultural Immersion: Immerse yourself in centuries-old tea rituals, craftsmanship, vibrant local cultures, and historical tea regions.
- Personal Wellness: Experience the rejuvenating power of tea for mind, body, and spirit.
Founder, Hence Tea
Relaxation in Nature
Enjoy China's gorgeous nature views, and unwind amidst scenic tea gardens and tranquil landscapes.
Traditions & Culture
Immerse in centuries-old tea rituals, craftsmanship, vibrant local cultures, and historical tea regions.
Personal Wellness
Experience the rejuvenating power of tea for mind, body, and spirit. Enhance your health and well-being.
Relaxation in Nature
Enjoy China's gorgeous nature views, and unwind amidst scenic tea gardens and tranquil landscapes.
Traditions & Culture
Immerse in centuries-old tea rituals, craftsmanship, vibrant local cultures, and historical tea regions.
Personal Wellness
Experience the rejuvenating power of tea for mind, body, and spirit. Enhance your health and well-being.
Our 2026 Programs
Program 1 March 26 - April 7, 2026
Urban Meets Nature: Exploring China's Green Teas and Modern Cities
Embark on the ultimate tea lover’s journey through China’s heartlands, where tradition meets tranquility. Hence Tea’s Exclusive Tea Tour invites you to immerse yourself in a deeply enriching cultural experience that transcends the ordinary.
- 11 Days
- Culture Exploration
- Tea Tasting
- Shanghai - Hangzhou - Suzhou - Yixing - Taizhou (optional)
$4900 / person
Program 2 April 8 - April 15, 2026
Wudangshan Culture and Well-being Retreat
Embark on a transformative journey into the heart of China’s mystical mountains with Hence Tea’s Wudangshan Retreat at the Hence Tea Culture and Well-being Center. This exclusive 8-day program immerses you in the spiritual and physical practices that define traditional Chinese culture, all set against the serene backdrop of Wudangshan National Park.
- 8 Days
- Traditional Culture & Retreat
- Well-being
- Nature - Tea, Qi and Taoist philosophy - Health & Wellbeing
$4900 / person
Program 3 April 16 - April 26, 2026
A Tea Connoisseur's Journey: Exploring China's Renowned Tea Regions
Join us for an unforgettable 11-day tour that takes you deep into the heart of China’s most celebrated tea-producing regions. This meticulously curated trip is designed for tea enthusiasts, cultural explorers, and anyone looking to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Chinese tea culture and natural beauty.
- 11 Days
- Tea Culture
- Tea Production
- Fuding - Wuyi Mountain - Chaozhou - Phoenix Mountain
$4900 / person
* We have only 7 spots in total for each of our carefully curated programs. To ensure you don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience, we encourage you to reserve your spot early.
Program Rates
Program 1 March 26 - April 7, 2026
- Shanghai - Hangzhou - Suzhou - Yixing - Taizhou (optional)
- Option 1: 4 Cities (8 Days) / Option 2: 5 Cities (11 Days)
- King or two queen beds
- Limited spots available
| Single room: | $4,900/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$4,000/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$3,800/guest |
| Single room: | $5,760/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$4,820/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$4,600/guest |
Program 2 April 8 - April 15, 2026
- Nature - Tea, Qi and Taoist Philosophy - Health & Wellbeing
- Hence Tea Culture and Well-being Center
- Taoist Philosophy - Health & Wellbeing
- King or two queen beds
- Limited spots available
| Single room: | $3,900/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$3,100/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$2,900/guest |
Program 3 April 16 - April 26, 2026
- Fuding - Wuyi Mountain - Chaozhou - Phoenix Mountain
- King or two queen beds
- Limited spots available
| Single room: | $6,200/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$5,500/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$5,300/guest |
Program 1 March 26 - April 7, 2026
- Shanghai - Hangzhou - Suzhou - Yixing - Taizhou (optional)
- Option one: 4 Cities (8 Days) / Option two: 5 Cities (11 Days)
- King or two queen beds
- Limited spots available
| Single room: | $4,900/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$4,000/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$3,800/guest |
| Single room: | $5,760/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$4,820/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$4,600/guest |
Program 2 April 8 - April 15, 2026
- Nature - Tea, Qi and Taoist Philosophy - Health & Wellbeing
- Taoist Philosophy - Health & Wellbeing
- King or two queen beds
- Limited spots available
| Single room: | $3,900/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$3,100/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$2,900/guest |
Program 3 April 16 - April 26, 2026
- Fuding - Wuyi Mountain - Chaozhou - Phoenix Mountain
- King or two queen beds
- Limited spots available
| Single room: | $6,200/guest |
|---|---|
|
Shared room (2 guests): |
$5,500/guest |
|
Shared room (3 guests): |
$5,300/guest |
Let's start your reservation.
Due today
$1,000 USD
We understand that plans can change, so we offer a tiered refund policy to provide flexibility:
- Full Refund: If canceled up to 6 months before the trip.
- 50% Refund: If canceled between 6 to 3 months before the trip.
- Non-refundable: If canceled within 3 months of the trip.
By placing a deposit, you ensure your spot on one of our highly sought-after tea trips.
As a token of our appreciation, depositors will receive a welcome kit valued over $100, including our new arrival Chaozhou Gaiwan set.
We understand that plans can change, so we offer a tiered refund policy to provide flexibility:
Full Refund: If canceled up to 6 months before the trip.
50% Refund: If canceled between 6 to 3 months before the trip.
Non-refundable: If canceled within 3 months of the trip. including our new arrival Chaozhou Gaiwan set.
Welcome Gift
Valued Over $100 USD
Early depositors will receive a welcome gift kit valued over $100, including our new arrival Chaozhou Gaiwan set.
Please reserve by
November 30, 2025
What to expect
What Happens After You Pay the Deposit?
Your investment in this deposit secures your place in what promises to be an unforgettable journey.
1. Confirmation Email
You will receive an email confirming your deposit and securing your spot. This email will contain a receipt and outline the next steps.
2. Guide & Itinerary
Within a week, you’ll receive a comprehensive trip guide, which includes the day-by-day itinerary, packing tips, and important contact information.
3. Regular Updates
Enjoy monthly updates leading up to the trip with exciting details about the destinations, cultural insights, and special tea preparation tips to enhance your experience. Invitations to exclusive Q&A sessions to address any questions or concerns.
4. Welcome Kit
Receive an exclusive welcome kit featuring our new arrival Chaozhou Gaiwan set, a perfect companion for tea enthusiasts to enhance the tea journey.
5. Final Payment
Final payment is due 45 days before the trip departure date to confirm your participation. Closer to the departure date, we will send a reminder about the final payment, along with clear instructions on how to complete this process.
6. Liability Waiver
To ensure everyone's safety, you will need to sign a liability waiver. This will be sent to you along with the final payment instructions. The signed waiver must be returned before the final payment deadline.
7. On-Trip Support
We provide round-the-clock support during your trip to ensure your experience is seamless and enjoyable. Our founder Jack will be personally with you every step of the way, ensuring an enriching and seamless experience.
8. Post-Trip Follow-Up
A shared digital album with photos and highlights from our trip. An opportunity to provide feedback on your experience, helping us improve future trips. Be the first to hear about upcoming trips and enjoy exclusive discounts for returning participants.
Travel Guide
Do I need a visa to travel to China?
Tourism in China requires a travel visa and is typically a single-entry visa allowing for a stay duration of 30 days, unless one is covered by China’s visa exemption policy.
What is the internet access like in China?
Internet access is generally good in hotels and tourist areas. Some fast food chains, restaurants, and cafés offer Wi-Fi but may require a Chinese phone number in order to log in. Login prompts may also be in Chinese.
Are credit cards widely accepted in China?
Major credit cards are accepted by large hotels, stores, and restaurants, but may not be accepted by smaller vendors and market stalls.
Mobile payment in China is widely used. The two most common platforms are Alipay and WeChat.
Do I need a visa to travel to China?
Tourism in China requires a travel visa and is typically a single-entry visa allowing for a stay duration of 30 days, unless one is covered by China’s visa exemption policy.
What is the internet access like in China?
Internet access is generally good in hotels and tourist areas. Some fast food chains, restaurants, and cafés offer Wi-Fi but may require a Chinese phone number in order to log in. Login prompts may also be in Chinese.
Do I need a visa to travel to China?
Tourism in China requires a travel visa and is typically a single-entry visa allowing for a stay duration of 30 days, unless one is covered by China’s visa exemption policy.
What is the internet access like in China?
Internet access is generally good in hotels and tourist areas. Some fast food chains, restaurants, and cafés offer Wi-Fi but may require a Chinese phone number in order to log in. Login prompts may also be in Chinese.
Are credit cards widely accepted in China?
Major credit cards are accepted by large hotels, stores, and restaurants, but may not be accepted by smaller vendors and market stalls.
Mobile payment in China is widely used. The two most common platforms are Alipay and WeChat.
What do I wear for a trip to China?
As in all travel situations, check the climate of your destination before packing.
We recommend packing lightweight clothing for the summer months, warm clothing for the winter months, and layers for the fall and spring months.
Can I use my cell phone while in China?
Yes, here’s a quick list of the four most common ways to use your phone in China.
- International Roaming in China
- Purchase a Chinese SIM Card
- Rent a Phone or WiFi for China
- Only Use Local Wi-Fi in China
What to buy in China?
Given its rich cultural diversity, each region in China offers its own unique souvenirs and gifts.
Chinese tea, silk, porcelain, jade, pearl, art, antiques, ethnic jewelry, and Chinese fans are popular among tourists.
Are credit cards widely accepted in China?
Major credit cards are accepted by large hotels, stores, and restaurants, but may not be accepted by smaller vendors and market stalls.
Mobile payment in China is widely used. The two most common platforms are Alipay and WeChat.
What do I wear for a trip to China?
As in all travel situations, check the climate of your destination before packing.
We recommend packing lightweight clothing for the summer months, warm clothing for the winter months, and layers for the fall and spring months.
Can I use my cell phone while in China?
Yes, here’s a quick list of the four most common ways to use your phone in China.
- International Roaming in China
- Purchase a Chinese SIM Card
- Rent a Phone or WiFi for China
- Only Use Local Wi-Fi in China
What to buy in China?
Given its rich cultural diversity, each region in China offers its own unique souvenirs and gifts.
Chinese tea, silk, porcelain, jade, pearl, art, antiques, ethnic jewelry, and Chinese fans are popular among tourists.
What do I wear for a trip to China?​
As in all travel situations, check the climate of your destination before packing.
We recommend packing lightweight clothing for the summer months, warm clothing for the winter months, and layers for the fall and spring months.
Can I use my cell phone while in China?
Yes, here’s a quick list of the four most common ways to use your phone in China.
- International Roaming in China
- Purchase a Chinese SIM Card
- Rent a Phone or WiFi for China
- Only Use Local Wi-Fi in China
What to buy in China?
Given its rich cultural diversity, each region in China offers its own unique souvenirs and gifts.
Chinese tea, silk, porcelain, jade, pearl, art, antiques, ethnic jewelry, and Chinese fans are popular among tourists.