Tucked inside Luoyang’s 1,900-year-old White Horse Temple—one of China’s oldest Buddhist sites—the Zhiyu Teahouse isn’t just about brewing leaves. It’s a mindfulness revolution in a teacup. Visitors describe it as a ‘digital detox’ zone where the aroma of oolong and pu’er blends with whispered Zen philosophies.
More Than a Drink, It’s a Journey
Every sip here is a ritual. Tea masters guide guests through ceremonies that feel like a cross between a meditation app and a history class. Think of it as ‘Headspace meets Matcha latte’—but with way more depth. The teahouse’s setting, surrounded by ancient temple walls, adds a vibe straight out of a studio Ghibli film .
Why Gen Z Can’t Get Enough
Young travelers and local students flock here to unplug. ‘It’s like therapy, but cheaper,’ joked Li Wei, a 24-year-old visitor from Shanghai. The teahouse also hosts moonlit poetry sessions and tea-inspired art workshops—perfect for that #MindfulMonday Instagram post .
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. Visitors describe it as a ‘digital detox’ zone where the aroma of oolong and pu’er blends with whispered Zen philosophies.
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