View photos from a tea producing area of Rwanda making tea on an industrial scale.

View photos from the spring tea harvest in Fuding, Fujian the historical terroir of famous Chinese white teas like White Peony and Silver Needle white teas.

View photos from exploring green tea production around the Huangshan area of Anhui Province.

View photos of tea bushes in Qimen, Anhui home of the world famous Qimen (Keemun) black tea.

View photos from the tea fields and processing factory of one of China’s earlier organic green tea facilities in Zhejiang Province.

View photos from the famous grounds where Longjing green tea are grown right outside of Hangzhou, China.

View photos from the spring tea harvest in Wuyuan, Jiangxi.

View photos on the handcrafted process of making Taiping Hou Kui green tea in Anhui as well as the story of how Tony and I got engaged here.

View a gallery of Sun Jun’s gorgeous tea inspired photos done in his signature classical Chinese painting and modern fashion photo mixed style.

View photos from the fall harvest season in three different tea producing regions in Taiwan.

View photos from a tea and mooncakes tasting we co-hosted with our friends Wuhao Curated Shop in their courtyard space in Beijing.

View photos from when I visited the famous matcha green tea making region of Uji, Japan.

View photos from the fall harvest of Tiegyuanyin oolong tea in Anxi, Fujian from two different years.

View photos from a trip to the heart of Sri Lanka’s tea producing area Ella.

View some photos from my visit to Sreemangal the main tea growing area in Bangladesh and first ever visit to a tea growing area.

View photos from spring harvest time on Phoenix Mountain in Guangdong Province, China.

View classic Chinese scroll paintings from as early as the Song Dynasty depicting tea drinking.

Looking at a 6th century painting in the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, China we contemplate what connecting tea and ancient rituals means for Tranquil Tuesdays.

Examining a classical Chinese painting about Qing Ming and thinking about tea ancestors.

View photos of ancient tea trees growing in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan in the region acknowledged as the indigenous root of the tea plant.