The 「2025 Teatopia」 event will take place from March 15 to 30, with a sustainability-focused approach. Through three major initiatives—TEAnEAT Market, RAW TRIP Tea Foraging, and 搜GOODS Tea Connection—the event collaborates with local partners to create the Teatopia tea mountain utopia, inviting visitors to experience the healing power of nature firsthand.2025 Teatopia Brings Together Local Brands from Pinglin and Various Healing-Themed Businesses! On March 15-16, the TEAnEAT Market Tea Mountain Bazaar Will Be Held at the Pinglin Tea Museum. (Image / Screenshot from New Taipei City Government Website)

The first stop, TEAnEAT Market, will take place on March 15-16 at the Pinglin Tea Museum, featuring over 20 wellness-themed brands, including fragrance, floral art, ceramics, and minerals. A Central Island Tea House will also be set up, offering wild-foraged rice balls and signature tea beverages. Additionally, there will be a Tea Mountain Handcraft Playground where visitors can experience the thrill of riding wooden coaster cars.

RAW TRIP Tea Foraging will guide travelers to explore hidden tea mountain spots and local delicacies. Using a Tea Mountain Map, participants can immerse themselves in lush green landscapes and discover their own unique tea mountain stories. Meanwhile, 搜GOODS Tea Connection will link local tea farmers, old streets, and hidden gem shops, offering exclusive experiences until March 30, inviting visitors to appreciate the cultural and natural charm of the tea mountains.
The event includes tea tasting and hands-on workshops guided by local young tea artisans to help visitors appreciate tea aromas and savor fine teas. (Image / Screenshot from New Taipei City Government Website)

New Taipei City Cultural Affairs Bureau Director Chang Hun-Yu stated that the Pinglin, Shiding, and Xindian regions boast rich natural ecosystems and a deep-rooted tea industry. This year’s Teatopia event aims to integrate culture, tourism, and local businesses, bringing together tea farmers, business districts, and tea artisans to showcase the region’s unique character. Through a slow and immersive journey through the tea mountains, visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature and experience its calming and restorative effects.