Yigong Tea Farm & General's Building
易贡茶场与将军楼
Tibet's largest highland tea garden, with terraced tea rows at the foot of snow peaks. The General's Building in the grounds dates from the 1960s, and the nearby Tieshan lookout offers distant views.
Yigong Tea Farm lies in the southern part of Yigong Township at an altitude of about 2,200 meters. It is one of Tibet's oldest and largest tea farms, where snow mountains, spruce forests and tea rows appear together, and it is often described as one of the highest tea gardens in the world. Near the farm headquarters is the Yigong General's Building, a small house built in the 1960s for General Zhang Guohua, now preserved as a memorial and open for visits. The nearby Tieshan viewpoint overlooks the tea gardens and the direction of Yigong Lake. During the spring tea season, you can try tea picking and buy Yigong green tea. Visits are free. The farm is a production unit, so please do not enter the processing workshops without permission.
Opening hours
All day