In the West Lake district, there are mountains ⛰️, water 💦, and tea fields 🍃 hidden within.

On a sunny day, enjoy the peaceful spring breeze, gather around the stove at the market in Guangming Temple Reservoir, drink some tea or coffee, and take a leisurely walk with family and friends to watch the tea pickers and admire the tea fields. ✅What to play ⭐️Light hiking There are trails around the tea fields surrounding the reservoir, where you can walk through the tea fields. The trails are used by tea farmers to grow and harvest tea, and are not as well-maintained as those in tourist areas. Wear comfortable shoes and watch your step. (Image 5) ⭐️Go to the market The small path leading to the reservoir has turned into a small market, offering everything from coffee, milk tea, barbecue, snacks to cultural and creative shops. Sitting by the roadside, basking in the sun, sipping coffee, and watching tea pickers harvest tea. (Pic 2, 4) ✅How to get there Navigate to "Guangming Temple Reservoir" or "Longwu Hejiacun" bus stop, and park your car for free on the roadside (marked with lines). There will be more cars on holidays and weekends, so look for a parking spot when passing by "Hejiacun Cultural Hall". ✅How to take photos 1️⃣Turn left at the dam of the reservoir and go to the location with resting benches, where you can take photos (pictures 6 and 8). 2️⃣Turn right after crossing the reservoir dam and enter the tea fields. You can climb up to the pavilion and take photos of (pictures 1 and 9). ⚠️Attention: 1. On weekends, there are many people and cars, remember to find a parking space early for your car. 2. Camping is currently prohibited on the lawn. 3. If you want to take photos of a reservoir with suitable lighting, it is recommended to do so when the sun is in the east in the morning.