Yongxian Bay is tucked away in Qingyang District, Chengdu, at 1/F, Younuo International, No. 99 Qingyang Avenue. It’s a hidden gem near the bustling city center, making it a perfect escape. If you’re exploring landmarks like Kuanzhai Alley or Dujiangyan, Yongxian Bay is just a short ride away.

To reach Yongxian Bay, take metro Line 4 to Caopang Station and walk for about 10 minutes. Buses 35, 165, or 503 also drop you nearby. For drivers, there’s free parking at Younuo International—just look for the calming tea garden sign after parking!

Natural Vibes & Relaxation

Don’t expect mountains or rivers at Yongxian Bay, but its zen-like courtyard feels worlds away from Chengdu’s hustle. Think bamboo-lined paths, trickling water features, and potted plants that make you forget you’re in a city. The best part? Sipping tea under umbrellas in the open-air seating area, where breezes carry the scent of jasmine. Even on busy days, Yongxian Bay stays quiet—ideal for solo travelers or friends wanting a break from sightseeing.

Cultural Charm & Tea Traditions

Yongxian Bay isn’t just a teahouse—it’s a window into local life. The decor mixes traditional Chinese wooden carvings with modern touches, like lanterns hanging from ceilings. Staff serve tea in classic Yixing clay pots, and you can watch them pour gongfu-style (a traditional method) if you ask nicely. Some tables even have mini stages for live Sichuan opera clips or calligraphy demos—just check the schedule when you visit!

Amenities for Comfort

Yongxian Bay nails the details. Every seat has free Wi-Fi, so you can post photos of your tea rituals online. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating, with heaters in the winter and fans in the summer. Hungry? Try snacks like dan dan noodles or red oil dumplings—they pair perfectly with tea. For privacy, book a bamboo-walled booth, or grab a window-side table to people-watch.

The Yongxian Bay Experience

Visiting Yongxian Bay feels like pressing “pause” on travel chaos. Come mid-morning for a calm start, or swing by evenings to see the courtyard lights twinkle. Locals love it for catch-up sessions over tea, and tourists appreciate the “real Chengdu” vibe. Pro tip: Order the chrysanthemum pu-erh—it’s a house blend that’ll make you forget your flight delays. Whether you’re here for 30 minutes or hours, Yongxian Bay makes every second count.

(P.S. If you’re nearby, don’t miss trying the nearby Qingyu Cuiwei restaurant for hotpot after your tea!)