Mt. Lu (Lushan)

Lú Shān · 庐山 (廬山)

Jiangxi · China

Mt. Lu (also Kuanglu) is a UNESCO World Heritage site in northern Jiangxi and one of China's most painted and poetised mountains. Its high-elevation tea fields are covered by a sea of clouds for many days a year — exactly the conditions that give Lushan Yunwu (Cloud and Mist) its name and the long, slow leaf maturation that produces the tea's hallmark sweetness and lingering aftertaste.

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Latitude and longitude: 29.55, 115.97