The pronunciation of Ba Du Village in Huzhou is "húZhu bādūJiè".

Huzhou Ba Du Village, located in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, is one of the largest artificial forest areas in China, and also the main producing area of Anji White Tea, one of the four famous teas in China. With beautiful scenery and pleasant climate, it is a place where natural scenery and human landscape complement each other.

The name of Huzhou Ba Du Village comes from eight ancient administrative regions, namely Wucheng, Wu Kang, Deqing, Changxing, Anji, Xiaofeng, Xing Wu and Nanxun. These eight regions have an important position in history and are an important part of Huzhou's history and culture.

The natural scenery of Ba Du Village in Huzhou is very beautiful, and the landscape here is known as the representative of "Jiangnan Water Town". Natural and cultural landscapes such as lakes and mountains, rural scenery, ancient towns and villages, tea gardens and bamboo seas are intertwined to form a beautiful picture. In addition, Ba Du Village in Huzhou is also the habitat of many rare animals and plants, with a good ecological environment, and is an ideal eco-tourism destination.

The cultural landscape of Ba Du Village in Huzhou is also very rich. This is an important creative place for ancient literati in China, leaving a lot of poems, songs and places of interest. In addition, Ba Du Village in Huzhou is also one of the cradles of tea culture in China. The cultivation and production technology of Anji white tea has been passed down for thousands of years and is known as the "king of tea".

Generally speaking, Ba Du Village in Huzhou is a tourist attraction integrating natural scenery, cultural landscape and tea culture. Whether you enjoy beautiful scenery, experience rich human history or taste unique tea culture, you can find satisfaction here.