China’s first coffee village: coffee tourism integration unlocks new rural experiences

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Xinzhai Village in Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, with over 70 years of coffee cultivation history, is known as the "Number One Coffee Village in China". On the banks of the Nu River, thousands of acres of coffee stretch into a sea. Dozens of coffee plantations located in the area offer a full process experience of picking, peeling, roasting, and hand washing. Coffee themed small courtyards, specialty coffee banquets, and cultural and creative graffiti are everywhere in Xinzhai Village, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, which has a coffee planting history of more than 70 years. It is known as the "Number One Coffee Village in China". On the banks of the Nu River, thousands of acres of coffee stretch into a sea. Dozens of coffee plantations located in the area are open for full process experiences including picking, fruit removal, baking, and hand washing. Coffee themed courtyards, specialty coffee banquets, and cultural and creative graffiti are everywhere

China's first coffee village: coffee tourism integration unlocks new rural experiences

The picture shows tourists experiencing hand brewed coffee under the guidance of coffee plantation staff on June 4th. Photo by Li Jiaxian, reporter from China News Service

On June 4th, the honey treated coffee beans displayed in the coffee plantation attracted tourists to take photos. Photo by Li Jiaxian, reporter from China News Service

On June 4th, the staff of the coffee plantation inspected the growth of coffee trees. Photo by Li Jiaxian, reporter from China News Service

The picture shows tourists savoring the aroma of hand brewed coffee on June 4th. Photo by Li Jiaxian, reporter from China News Service

On June 4th, the staff of the coffee plantation inspected the growth of coffee trees. Photo by Li Jiaxian, reporter from China News Service

The picture shows tourists tasting coffee at a coffee plantation on June 4th. Photo by Li Jiaxian, reporter from China News Service

The picture shows tourists walking among dense coffee trees on June 4th. Photo by Li Jiaxian, reporter from China News Service

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