Plan at a glance
Location, tickets and opening
The museum is at the junction of Dongxing Village and National Highway 355 in Fenghuang Town. Use the main entrance at the Dafudi residence. Tickets are listed at 18–36 CNY; children under six, adults over 65 and some certificate holders enter free.
It is open 09:00–17:00 and closed on Mondays except public holidays. Weekdays are usually quiet, while holidays are better approached at off-peak times.
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Use the standard admission package for the core shuttle route; confirm the visit date and current opening hours before checkout.
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About 1 hour: architecture, Song Tea and gongfu tea
Visit the tea-culture exhibition and Dafudi architecture, see the “Song Tea No. 1” specimen, then finish at the Chaozhou gongfu tea experience area.
2–3 hours: deeper tea-culture route
Continue through the tea-culture exhibition, old-tools gallery, tea-vessel display, gongfu tea experience, cultural-creative area and tea-making displays, then consider nearby tea gardens.
Build your day
Start with Dafudi and the Song Tea specimen
Dafudi and Shouxin Ancestral Hall combine Chaozhou wood carving, porcelain inlay and painted decoration. The near-700-year-old “Song Tea No. 1” specimen is the key museum object and fits naturally with the displays on tea aromas and growing areas.
Leave the experience for the end
Use the gongfu tea and tea-making sections after the exhibits to understand the sequence from leaf picking and sunning to oxidation and roasting. Allow driving time if continuing to tea gardens.
Get there
Driving and bus access
Drivers can use roadside spaces in front of the museum or nearby parking, though holiday spaces fill quickly. Phoenix No. 1 bus stops at Old Bus Station, about one kilometre away; service is limited, so driving or a taxi is more flexible.
Know before you go
Monday, prices and photos
Do not visit on Monday. Tea tasting may be free, but confirm prices before ordering sets or buying tea. Dafudi windows, Shouxin Ancestral Hall arches, wooden stairs and tea rooms are good photo locations, especially around 16:00.
Nearby planning
Phoenix Tianchi is around 15 minutes away by car, while Da’an Ancient Tea Garden and Qipan Village can be combined with the museum. Consider splitting the museum and a Tianchi sunrise over two days.