
In the scorching August heatwave sweeping across most Chinese cities, Ya'an in Sichuan Province—the hometown of giant pandas and the birthplace of world tea culture—has quietly activated its cooling mode. According to statistics from Ya'an Meteorological Bureau, 14 summer resorts in Ya'an have maintained cool status for consecutive days, with the hashtag FollowPandaToSummerYa'an trending and attracting nationwide tourist attention.
The Panda Tea ecological tea mountain, as Ya'an's unique ecological and cultural resource, has become one of the highlights of this cool journey thanks to its prime location and premium ecological environment. Visitors can not only experience the fresh air of nature here but also personally discover the unique charm of Panda Tea culture and learn about the ecological concept of cultivating tea using panda dung.
As the birthplace of world tea culture and the hometown of giant pandas, Ya'an perfectly integrates ecological protection with tea culture dissemination. Since its establishment, the Panda Tea brand has consistently upheld three core concepts: Ecological Tea, Cultural Tea, and Intellectual Property Tea, becoming a star product with unique Sichuan and Chinese characteristics. International media including AFP, AP, and BBC have extensively covered it, making the Panda Tea brand famous worldwide.







