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Doi Che Tam Chau是Bao Loc郊外一座仍在运营的茶园,值得您花半天时间绕道前往——以下是游览亮点、交通指南以及周边美食推荐。

Last updated · May 21, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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Doi Che Tam Chau并不是一个主题公园,也不是那种经过精心粉饰的旅游景点。它是一座仍在运营的茶园,坐落在Bao Loc镇中心以南约7 km起伏的丘陵上,而这正是它值得一游的原因——你会看到茶作为一种真正的农作物,而不是拍照的道具。
Tam Chau是Vietnam(베트남 / 越南 / ベトナム)最大的茶叶公司之一,他们位于Bao Loc(Lam Dong省)的茶园自20世纪80年代以来一直在生产乌龙茶、绿茶和“莲花茶”。这片茶丘占地约1,600公顷,海拔在800至900米之间,种满了修剪整齐的茶树。与Da Lat那些高度迎合游客的花卉农场不同,Tam Chau目前仍主要作为农业生产基地运作。这里设有一个包含加工厂、品茶室和商店的游客区,但庄园的大部分区域只有工人、修剪机和茶树。
随着2025年的省级合并,Lam Dong现在包含了以前的Dak Nong和Binh Thuan省——所以如果你在地图上看到“新”Lam Dong的标注,这就是原因。Bao Loc的位置没有改变;它仍然位于Da Lat(달랏 / 大叻 / ダラット)以南约110 km处的QL20公路沿线。
有三个实在的理由。首先,这里的景观与中部高原(중부 고원 / 中部高原 / 中部高原)的其他任何地方都截然不同——齐腰高的茶树排成整齐的行列,在红土丘陵上蜿蜒起伏,清晨的山谷中经常弥漫着低矮的晨雾。其次,你可以穿过加工厂,看着茶叶从萎凋槽进入揉捻机,再进入烘干炉,这会让你喝下一杯茶时觉得更有意思。第三,Bao Loc位于Saigon和Da Lat之间的路线上,因此Tam Chau很适合作为一个中途休息站,而不需要你特意绕远路前往。
这不是一个需要逛一整天的景点。安排两到三个小时的时间,你就能看到足够多的风景。
茶丘全年常绿——这是每30-40天就能收获一次的农作物的优势。但游览体验会因季节而异:

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Da Lat是距离最近的主要旅游中心。从那里出发:
茶园对游客开放的区域在茶树篱笆之间设有小径。清晨是最佳游览时间——光线柔和,工人们正在采摘,你可以亲眼目睹整个过程。只要你沿着小径走,就不会有人打扰你。请穿上防滑的鞋子;红土在雨后会变得很滑。
Tam Chau提供工厂的导览服务(通常是免费的,不过开放时间可能不太固定——建议选择工作日早晨前往)。你将看到萎凋、揉捻、发酵和烘干等工序。乌龙茶的生产线比绿茶生产线更有趣,因为步骤更多。如果正值产季,可以询问一下他们的“莲花茶”制作过程——工人们会在夜间手工将茶叶塞入莲花中,这项繁琐的工作也解释了它为何价格不菲。
园内的商店设有一个品茶区,你可以在购买前品尝几种不同的茶叶。这里的价格是工厂直销价,因此比在Da Lat或Saigon的旅游商店里买要便宜。一袋200g的优质乌龙茶大约需要80,000-150,000 VND。他们的莲花茶价格较高——每100g约400,000-600,000 VND——但这是正宗的产品,而不是你在旅游市场上找到的那种人工加香的劣质茶。
Tam Chau还在茶园旁边经营着一个养蚕设施。规模不大,但既然你已经到了那里,花20分钟去看看也是值得的。你可以看到桑田、蚕匾以及抽丝演示。
如果你有摩托车,可以将Tam Chau与Dambri瀑布(距离18 km,门票约50,000 VND)结合起来,安排一个充实的半天环线游。
Bao Loc镇有几个值得一试的美食选择:

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大多数游客会以Da Lat为大本营,前往Bao Loc进行一日游,但如果你想在这里留宿: