By Priyanka Roshan | Nov 29, 2024
India’s tea plantations, nestled in scenic hill stations and lush valleys, offer a glimpse into the country’s tea culture. From Darjeeling to Munnar, these estates produce premium teas and boast breathtaking views.
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Kanan Devan, Munnar’s largest tea estate, offers visitors fresh, high-quality tea amidst lush greenery. The plantation’s panoramic views of the Western Ghats make it a must-visit destination for tea lovers.
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Located in Assam, Jorhat Tea Bungalows provides an authentic tea experience with colonial-style bungalows surrounded by lush tea gardens. It’s the perfect spot to taste Assam’s signature malty teas.
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Perched at 2,200 meters, Kolukkumalai produces one of the world’s highest-grown teas. Known for its unique flavor and stunning views, the estate offers a serene escape for tea enthusiasts.
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Glenburn Tea Estate in Darjeeling offers premium tea amidst breathtaking mountain views. Guests enjoy a luxurious stay while learning about the tea-making process in one of India’s most scenic estates.
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The Nilgiri tea plantations, spread across Tamil Nadu and Kerala, produce aromatic teas with a unique flavor. The cool climate and lush hills make it perfect for tea exploration and relaxation.
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Nestled in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra Valley, Darang Tea Estate produces premium organic teas. Surrounded by the Dhauladhar mountains, it offers a tranquil experience and insight into organic tea cultivation.
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Kelagur Tea Estate in Karnataka’s Chikmagalur district offers organic tea cultivation. Visitors enjoy fresh brews amidst lush greenery and the region’s cool climate, making it a peaceful destination for tea lovers.
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Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Cooch Behar Tea Estate produces both orthodox and CTC teas. The lush gardens and colonial-era charm create a unique, peaceful tea getaway.
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Happy Valley, one of Darjeeling’s oldest tea estates, offers exceptional tea with panoramic Himalayan views. Visitors explore traditional tea-making methods in a historic estate that exudes charm and heritage.
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Gatoonga Tea Estate in Assam, nestled in the Brahmaputra Valley, produces fine Assam tea. Visitors experience lush tea gardens, learn about Assam’s tea history, and taste some of its finest brews.
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