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Taiwan tea culture and agricultural promotion

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Taiwan is conducting various initiatives continues its efforts to promote its tea culture and agricultural products. products through large-scale events and international outreach. As part of the Nantou Sustainable Tourism (NSTC) initiative, Nantou County is working with the Tourism Administration to participate in Tourism EXPO Japan 2026. This effort aims to attract Japanese tourists by focusing on forest ecology, tea culture, and deep travel experiences. The 16th Nantou World Tea Expo is scheduled for to run from October 3 to 11 at Zhongxing New Village, featuring Village. The event features 35 themed pavilions, over 200 exhibition stalls, and activities such as tea-country tours and large-scale tea ceremonies. The expo intends to showcase showcases of international tea cultures from regions including such as Persia, Japan, India, and Tibet, while emphasizing Tibet. The expo emphasizes smart agriculture and agriculture, low-carbon production. In addition to the expo, regional efforts include tea tasting events in Yilan to integrate production, and local premium teas with regional specialties. industry integration through activities like large-scale tea ceremonies and five distinct tea-country excursion routes. Following the expo's commencement, the Nantou County is also expanding its international reach by participating in Tourism EXPO Japan 2026, focusing on sustainable tourism Hakka Industry Pavilion has opened, presenting Hakka cultural performances, local crafts, and forest ecology food to attract Japanese tourists through highlight the Nantou Sustainable Tourism initiative. region's Hakka history. To manage visitor traffic and limited parking at the venue, the Zhongxing Police Precinct has implemented guidance measures, recommending the use of designated shuttle buses operating from the County Baseball Stadium to various locations, including Children's Park.

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