Located in Taihe Village, Meishan Township, Chiayi County, Zhangshuhu sits at an altitude between 1,500 and 1,700 meters. It got its name, which translates to “Camphor Tree Lake,” because of the abundance of camphor trees and a terrain shaped like a lake. With its picturesque scenery and tea plantations blanketing the hillsides, Zhangshuhu tea is a favorite specialty among visitors who come to take in the breathtaking views.
The Zhangshuhu area boasts a pristine environment, often shrouded in afternoon mist with a rainy climate. Originally known for producing bamboo, it is now most famous for its tea crops. Thanks to the high elevation and unique soil, Zhangshuhu tea is already considered a premium choice within the Alishan tea category. The tea plantations are scattered across slopes and mountain peaks, neighbors to primitive trees like bamboo and camphor. The resulting tea offers a sweet flavor profile complemented by a distinctive aroma, making it widely beloved.
In recent years, Zhangshuhu and neighboring Fenqihu have become popular destinations in the Alishan region, further boosting the popularity of Zhangshuhu tea. Its aromatic, vibrant green, and lively characteristics leave visitors enchanted from the very first sip. Its unique fragrance, in particular, sets it apart from other high-mountain teas. If you love high-mountain tea—especially Alishan high-mountain tea—you simply must try Zhangshuhu tea.
▲ With its exceptional quality, Zhangshuhu tea stands out as a top-tier selection in the Alishan tea family.