What The Taiwan Ping Lin Tea Museum
Where: 19-1 Songchi Keng, Shuiteh Village, Pinlin Township, Taipei County (北縣坪林鄉水德村聳淒坑19-1號)
Others: Tel (02) 2665-6035. For more information, check http://tacocity.com.tw/plin/. Entry costs NT$100 for adults and is free for children and people over 70
While in Pinglin, check out:
* Tea restaurants
There are four restaurants in Pinglin dedicated to tea-related cuisine. Many of their dishes use tea as a seasoning and many also offer one of the area's best-known dishes, Pure Tea (
* Huliao Tan (
* Yingliang Chih Lu (
* Hehuan Camping (
* Shihfang Cha She (
* Camping and waterfront activities
Pinglin's large camping area has 30 camp grounds under different management, including cabin accommodation for up to 800 people along the Beishih River (
More information about camping in Pinglin can be obtained at the following locations:
* Hsingwang Camping and Recreational Farm
(
* Huliang Tan Camping (
2665-6549.
* Hehuan Camping (
* Yinghsiang Chih Lu (
* Chingshan Farm (
* Pinglin botanical park
Just opened on June 3, the botanical park next to the tea museum covers nearly three hectares and is divided into 14 areas. The park showcases more than 150 kinds of indigenous plants, trees and flowers, and includes a tea farm. A cool, quiet trail running through the park makes an ideal place for a stroll.



