Slowly brewed tea fills the air with fragrance, reviving the rituals of life: Sanjing Jiu Huang (Hermit's Hut)

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Tucked away in the bustling Xinyi District of Taipei, the teahouse "Sanjing Jiu Huang" stands on a quiet backstreet adjacent to the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. As you ascend the steps, the snow-white exterior of the teahouse reveals a front yard adorned with vibrant greenery. Through a floor-to-ceiling glass wall, partially framed by an antique wooden door, glimpses of the tranquil interior can be seen. In stark contrast to the city's sweltering heat and the commotion of traffic and crowds, it irresistibly invites you to take a closer look.
In recent years, the tea trend has surged in Taiwan, and the teahouse "Sanjing Jiu Huang" is one of the key players in this movement. The founder, Vicky, discovered Taiwanese tea during her university studies and subsequently became captivated by the beautiful world of tea, ultimately becoming a professional tea master. She has studied under several renowned tea experts, including Zhou Yu from Zizhen Hall and Xie Xiaoman.
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