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Making Qing Tuan at the foot of Cangshan Mountain

Making Qing Tuan at the foot of Cangshan Mountain

Experience in trip content: Field and Tea Break Picnic

Duration and time of day: Afternoon

Age suggestion: Ages 4 and up

Destination distance to Dali: 5 kilometers

Meeting point:

Guide with dog: Guide does not have a dog

You need to bring: A bottle of water, sunscreen, hat

Fee includes : Materials, tools, tea break, finished work, insurance

Not included:

Guide's English proficiency:English

Guide's WeChat:yangqiaohuazi

¥298.00
¥298.00
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Pick-up assistance

For customers with language barriers, we are happy to arrange a taxi to pick you up from your hotel to the meeting point. You pay the actual fee.

One person makes a trip

For most experiences, once booked and confirmed, the trip will go ahead even if there is only one guest, except for some experiences (such as long-haul tours) where a minimum number of guests is specified.

Refund Policy

Before the experience starts:

  • Within 12 hours: 30% refund
  • 12 to 24 hours: 50% refund
  • 24 to 48 hours: 70% refund
  • More than 48 hours: 100% refund
  • After the event starts: No refunds
  • If cancelled due to weather conditions: Full refund

customer service

Guide WeChat: yangqiaohuazi, other general inquiries: WeChat/WhatsApp: 13636360694

If you have any questions, please add me on WeChat: yangqiaohuazi , Recent activity records (to learn about the latest scenery of this season): Cangshan Hiking Home Xiaohongshu

My name is Ashan, from Hengyang, Hunan. I, Ajin, and our daughter Shusha, can see the snow-capped Cangshan Mountain every morning, and at night, the stars are twinkling. The dry branches begin to sprout new buds, all of which evoke a sense of vitality.

 

 

 

 

By chance, I saw mouse-ear grass at the foot of Cangshan Mountain. I remember it can be made into Qingbazi, which is Qing Tuan (green rice balls). Naturally, I started harvesting it—harvesting itself is joyful. This happiness accumulates because I will see it transform from fuzzy grass into food, whether sweet or savory, all carrying a fresh, natural aroma. I hope this wonderful feeling can be shared with more friends.

 

Duration: 3–4 hours
Language: Chinese / Basic English
Included: Ingredients for making Qing Tuan / Tea break
Not included: Transportation costs and meals

Notes: Please wear long pants, long sleeves, and comfortable shoes suitable for outdoor activities.

Participants: 2–4 people

 

Experience Details
Gather at the designated location between 2:00 PM and 3:30 PM, then led by Ashan and Shusha to go up the mountain. We will play and harvest Qing (mouse-ear grass) in the mountain. From 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM, we will make Qing Tuan together at our friend Yuanhe's studio.

 

 

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In my memory, I was in the countryside fields with my mother, during a gentle drizzle, we went to pick Qing together. During the time living in Yuanhe's garden at the foot of Cangshan Mountain, we naturally went up the mountain and started harvesting mouse-ear grass, reminiscing about life with my mother. It was just an ordinary day, but it left a deep mark in my memory. — Yang Qiao
 

Nearby farmers began to till the soil. We left the original land with old grass, but in a foreign land, it became new soil—an unusual kind of nostalgia with the same flavor.

 

 
Our guide: Yang Qiao, Shusha

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