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Record
Standardise data on tea trees, tea regions and local stories before they fade away.
About MyTeaMap
Preserving memory,
one tea leaf at a time.
We believe every ancient tea tree isn't just a living thing — it's the memory of a land, a people, and an entire culture.
Started in
Thai Nguyen, Vietnam
Beneath every ancient tea canopy lies a story of land, people and time.
Where it starts
Why are century-old tea trees still unknown?
Thousands of ancient tea trees and long-standing tea regions have never been fully recorded. A tree's age, variety, health condition and the story of the people who tend it remain scattered in local memory.
MyTeaMap exists to bring these fragments together into a living record — accessible, trustworthy, and able to create lasting value for the very communities who own this heritage.
Explore tea regionsOur commitment to lasting heritage
One platform.
Three long-term commitments.
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Connect
Bring garden owners, artisans, travellers and tea lovers closer together on a transparent platform.
03
Nurture
Turn cultural value into sustainable livelihoods, giving communities more reason to preserve their heritage.
Roadmap
From a single tea region to a world map.
- 01
It starts from one cradle – Thai Nguyen
Build the first data map and the review process.
- 02
Connecting tea regions – Vietnam
Expand to Moc Chau, Ha Giang, Bao Loc and other distinctive tea regions nationwide.
- 03
One shared heritage map – The World
Connect countries with long tea traditions into a single global ecosystem.
With MyTeaMap
Keep writing the story of these tea regions.
Explore the heritage map, or become a partner with us to help preserve the value of Vietnamese tea.