Hangzhou · 中国茶叶博物馆
At a glance
Book ahead?
Yes — book ahead
Where
On-site / free timed
When tickets release
Reserve when required
Closed
Closed days vary
Price
Usually free
Hours
Daytime
Passport on entry
Yes — bring the same passport used to book.
Recommended path
On-site / free timed
National tea museum; often free with reservation — WeChat may be required; gate passport backup.
Visitor infoStep-by-step booking guide
- 1
Check reservation rules
Official site / WeChat.
- 2
Bring passport
ID for free entry.
- 3
Tour exhibits
Tea history + culture.
- 4
Optional tasting
Pay if offered.
- 5
Pair with Longjing village
Tea fields are a separate trip.
Key pitfalls
- Two campuses/sites historically — confirm which you booked.
- Tea tasting may cost extra.
If this doesn’t work
Backup options
Use these only if the recommended path doesn’t work.
Official help channelsIf the primary path fails, re-check the attraction’s official site or help email listed in Sources.
Stuck booking? Message me on WhatsApp
Xiaocong, a local in China, replies 9:00–24:00 Beijing time. Send a screenshot of the step you’re stuck on.
Message on WhatsAppCheck before you go
Unverified or may have changed — confirm on the booking channel.
- Foreign phone WeChat binding may fail — try gate with passport.
FAQ
Is it free?
Usually yes with ID/reservation.
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Sources
- teamuseum.cnbooking/info page · accessed 7 Oct 2026
Last checked 7 Oct 2026