The top ten most distinctive teahouses in Chengdu are Daci Teahouse, Chenlu Teahouse, Heming Teahouse, Cozy Teahouse, Lingke Teahouse, Chenjin Teahouse, 1663 Shaanxi Guild Hall, Zunsheng Courtyard, Pengzhen Old Teahouse, and Baba Tea beside Wangping Street.

1. Daci Tea House

There is an ancient temple with a history of more than 1,6 years in a prime location in the downtown area, and there is also a Daci Tea House hidden in the ancient temple. Tea houses are scattered with bamboo chairs and tea tables. There are outdoor dams and indoors. They bask in the sun, eat authentic snacks, and then listen to storytelling and tea. Storytellers sit in high chairs with folding fans and gavels in their hands. The listeners who speak in Sichuan dialect can't keep their mouths shut.

2. Chenlu

The Wenshu Academy is also a landmark that Chengdu must punch in. It was built in the Great cause of Sui Dynasty, with a history of 14 years, which is typical of the ancient architectural style in the western Sichuan Plain. Dust Lu is the first one on the right, passing through the green plants. The square building is surrounded by corridors, which is quite my path has wound, through a sheltered hollow-like. The tea drinkers sit down and drink tea cross-legged, and experience build house in a human environment, without horses and chariots.

3. Heming Tea House

Founded in 1923, it was the first of the six teahouses in Shaocheng Park during the Republic of China. A long history, ancient old flavor, recording countless stories. Heming Tea House is both traditional and updated. Covering a bowl of tea and watching a play are two sets worth experiencing. Besides, there are also tea cooking around the stove, regular snacks and exquisite small bowls of desserts.

4. Cozy Tea House

Located in Tianfu Park, Cozy Tea House opposite Qinhuang Lake has become the new favorite of Chengdu people with its "first-line lake view"! Stealing a half-day leisure, the tables and chairs near the lake have excellent views of the lake! In the sun, the spring breeze blows your face, and there is a tall building on the opposite side, so you can experience retirement in advance!

5. Lingke Tea House

Lingke is the name of the former residence of Li Jieren, a literary giant. The teahouse was built on Li Jieren's description of old Chengdu. The Lingke Tea House, which grew on the eaves of western Sichuan with blue bricks and tiles, has no doors, and the bamboo teapot covers are exquisite and quaint. It is a good place to drink dam tea and feel the life in the city.

6. Chenjin Tea Shop

To the south of Chengdu, there is an excellent tea shop-Chenjin Tea Shop hidden in Tiexiangsi Water Street. Chen Jin, a photographer who grew up in Chengdu, loves life-like works. After years of research and shooting on the old tea shop in Sichuan, he opened this Chen Jin tea shop. The stage built with old wood is the symbol of the tea shop. Under the green tree, tea drinkers from the southeast and northwest gather, and the dam is filled with rattan chairs, and the fragrance of tea lingers on the nose.

7, 1663 Shaanxi Guild Hall

1663 Shaanxi Guild Hall is the most well-preserved Qing Dynasty Guild Hall building in Chengdu at present, with a very rich cultural background. However, the ancient architecture has a "brand-new feeling", which shows that it has been carefully maintained. The tea tables are far apart, which greatly preserves the privacy of tea customers. The best thing is the autumn here, where you can meet the romance of ginkgo leaves everywhere.

8. Zunsheng Courtyard

Compared with other teahouses, the tables and stools in Zunsheng Courtyard are more modern, so you can choose if you have requirements for the environment. There are wooden tables and chairs indoors and lounge chairs outdoors, just like bathing in the sun on the beach. The environment is comfortable, there are many choices of tea, and people can choose their own.

9. Pengzhen Old Teahouse

Pengzhen Old Teahouse is located on the bank of Yangliu River in Pengzhen Town, Shuangliu District, Chengdu. It is an old teahouse with a history of one hundred years, and it is a well-known photography holy place, attracting numerous domestic and foreign photographers to take photos. The old teahouse has been listed as the fifth batch of historical buildings protection list in Chengdu.

1. Baba Tea on the Riverside of Wangping Street

Wangping Street is the new darling of afternoon tea in Chengdu, leaning against the Fuhe River, with Chunxi Road in Taikooli City Center on one side and 339 TV Tower on the other. The diverse and inclusive Wangping Street has trendy coffee, pubs and leisurely teahouses. Walking a few steps along the river, you can meet a group of old Chengdu people chatting in the teahouse.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Pengzhen Old Teahouse