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The 3rd Tea and Coffee International Symposium, Chiang Mai
I just returned from a meditation retreat a couple days ago, enjoyed my tea art and Qi Gong practices, and attended the Tea and Coffee Internatio...
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Tea and agarwood tree plantation, Malaysia
Malaysia is one of the island countries in Southeast Asia, adjacent to Singapore and Thailand, and has always been a pearl on the tourist route b...
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Exploring tea houses in a cultural heritage town
After taking a flight, bus, and ferry, I arrived in Penang, Malaysia.
Penang, the most nostalgic city in Malaysia, has the characteristics of the...
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Learning Japanese matcha in Bangkok
Matcha has a long history spanning more than 1000 years. Matcha originated in the Sui Dynasty of China and reached its peak in the Tang and Song ...
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A sip of Chaozhou Gong Fu Cha in Bangkok
In Chinatown, there are always tea houses. Yaowarat Road in Bangkok is the address of Chinatown, nearly 250 years of history.
I walked to the ol...
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Chat with the owner of Monsoon Tea in Chiang Mai
I entered Monsoon Tea, a lovely tea shop.
Mr. Kenneth, the founder and CEO of Monsoon Tea, and we had a nearly three-hour tea conversat...
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Making tea in a tea village: Start with a fresh tea leaf bud
Slept in a tent at 6500 meters elevation and awoke to roosters and wet, cold ground, but I'm excited about the temperature difference I discovere...
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A visit to a tea village in Mae Hong Son
Took a local transportation yellow "songthaew" after nearly six-hour mountain road ride, arrived at a tea village in Mae Hong Son Province at abou...
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A visit to an organic tea farm in Chiang Mai
I have been preparing for a tea journey for awhile. On November 28th, I flew to Bangkok. The journey was not easy after a twenty-hour fl...
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