• English-speaking private guide
• Chinese Tea House Experience
• Pickup/Dropoff (option)
• French/German/Italian/Spanish/Russian guide (extra fee)
• Malay/Indonesian/Thai/Vietnamese/Khmer guide (extra fee)

• Tip and gratuities
• Meals and beverages
• Chinese Tea Tasting (CNY400 for up to 4 pax, CNY20 for additional pax)
• Personal expenses

Before visiting the Yunnan Provincial Museum and a Chinese Tea House, here are some things to know to make sure your experience enjoyable and enriching:

Yunnan Provincial Museum

• Museum Hours: The Museum typically open from Tuesday to Sunday and closed on Mondays. Check the exact opening hours before your visit, as they may change during holidays.
• Admission: Admission to the Museum may be free, but some special exhibitions could require a ticket. Bringing a photo ID may be necessary for free entry or ticket purchase.
• Exhibits Overview: The museum features exhibits on Yunnan rich history, ethnic diversity, ancient artifacts, and traditional art. key highlights include displays of bronze culture, Buddhist art, and ethnic costumes.
• Photography Rules: Photography may be restricted in some exhibition halls or for certain artifacts, Make sure to check for signs or ask your guide about specific rules.
• Accessibility: The Museum is generally accessible, with elevators and ramps available for visitors with mobility issues.
• Nearby Amenities: The Museum is located near Kunming City center, so there are Restaurants and shops nearby where you can enjoy a meal or coffee after your visit.

Chinese Teahouse

• Teahouse Etiquette: Chinese culture has its own etiquette. For example, lightly tapping your fingers on the table is a polite way to thank someone when they refill your tea.
• Types of Tea: Chinese teahouses offer various types of tea, such as green tea, pu-er (especially popular in Yunnan), oolong, black tea, and flower tea. Don't hesitate to ask for recommendations or sample different teas.
• Tea Preparation: Many traditional teahouses perform a " gongfu tea ceremony " that involves a meticulous preparation process. Watching the ceremony is part of the experience, so take time to appreciate it.
• Snacks and Pairings: Some teahouses offer small snacks like nuts, dried fruits or sweets that pair well with the tea. Be sure to try these for a complete experience.
• Ambience: Traditional teahouses often have a serene atmosphere with classical music or beautiful décor. It's a place for relaxation, so take your time and enjoy the peaceful environment.
• Reservations: For popular or high-end teahouses, it may be a good idea to make a reservation, especially during peak times or holidays.

These insights will help you prepare and get the most out of your visits to both Yunnan Provincial Museum and a Chinese Teahouse.

When visiting the Yunnan Provincial Museum and a Chinese Teahouse, it's best to bring a few essentials to enhance your experience:

• Cash or Mobile Payment: Some places might not have accept credit cards, so it's useful to have cash or a mobile payment app like Alipay and WeChat Pay.
• Comfortable Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes since you may be walking or standing for several hours while exploring the exhibits.
• Camera or Smartphones: A camera or smartphone is useful for taking pictures, but be mindful of any, "NO PHOTOGRAPHY" signs. Some exhibits may not allow flash photography.
• Reusable Shopping Bag(Optional) : If you plan to buy tea or souvenirs, a reusable bag can be convenient for carrying your purchases.

General Tips

• Portable Charger or Power bank: A portable charger is useful if you're using your phone for photos or mobile payment.
• Hand Sanitizer and Tissue: Good to have on hand, especially in public places.

These items will help ensure a comfortable and enjoyable visit to both the Yunnan Provincial Museum and a Chinese Teahouse.