Bien Ho Che Tea Plantation

Bien Ho Che Tea Plantation is a large tea estate in Nghia Hung Commune, Chu Pah District, about 13 km north of Pleiku in Gia Lai Province, Central Highlands. Established in the 1920s, it covers hundreds of hectares of neatly lined tea rows interspersed with shade trees. The plantation is notable for its scenic landscape, pine-lined access road, and proximity to Bien Ho Lake, making it a popular sightseeing and photography stop.

Visitors can expect vast, orderly rows of tea bushes stretching across rolling hills, dotted with old shade trees and bordered by a famous pine-lined road leading to the plantation. The setting is open and rural with fresh highland air, views of Bien Ho Lake nearby, and simple paths between tea fields where workers can often be seen harvesting. There are no major structures, but small stalls and photo spots are available along the roadside.

The plantation was first established in the 1920s during the French colonial period and has been cultivated continuously for nearly a century. It is one of the oldest and largest tea plantations in the Central Highlands and has remained an important agricultural area for Gia Lai Province.

The plantation represents the agricultural heritage of the Central Highlands and the tea-growing tradition of Gia Lai. It is a well-known cultural landscape for local communities and a symbol of the region's highland farming economy, often featured in local tourism promotion.