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Mt. Emei (Emei Shan)

Éméi Shān · 峨眉山

Sichuan · China

Mt. Emei in Sichuan is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the source of Zhuyeqing — the early-spring "Bamboo Leaf Green" tea named in 1964 by Foreign Minister Chen Yi when he tasted it at the Wannian Temple. Tea here grows at 800–1,200 m on slopes around Wannian Temple, Qingyin Pavilion, Bailong Cave and Heishui Temple.

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Latitude and longitude: 29.55, 103.35