The Must Visit Tea Growing Places In India

India is the largest tea makers on the planet and very nearly seventy for every penny of it is devoured by Indians themselves. So on the off chance that you are a tea mate, then you must visit the accompanying destinations where you can have your some tea while taking a gander at the most beautiful tea plantations.

Darjeeling

One of India’s more famous hill stations, it has the absolute most picturesque tea plantations that deliver around a quarter century penny of India’s aggregate tea yield. Built up by an Englishman, the Happy Valley Tea Estate situated around 3 km north of town develops a percentage of the finest tea in Darjeeling and has a long history. At 2,750 m above ocean level, it’s one of the most noteworthy tea cultivates on the planet.

At the point when to go: March to November amid the season of tea culling; it is best to stay away from the monsoon season from June to September.

Assam

Situated in India’s north east, it is the largest tea creating area in the nation. For the most part developed in the Brahmaputra valley the Assam tea leaves are brilliant in shading. It is best to stay close to the tea estate with the goal that you can get a vibe for what it’s similar to live on a tea estate and perceive how tea is made. A decent place for settlement would be the Banyan Grove in Gatoonga Tea Estate close Jorhat.

At the point when to go: The best time to visit is between mid May to June end for the best tea. A Tea Festival is held in Jorhat each November.

Munnar

The minute you enter Munnar, a prevalent hill station in Kerala, you’ll be invited by staggering rich tea plantations. We will prescribe you to visit India’s first Tea Museum at Nallathanni Estate to examine the historical backdrop of tea generation in Munnar. You can likewise visit Kundale Tea Plantation, adjacent a lake, to witness the whole tea making procedure.

At the point when to go: The best time to visit is from August to May, despite the fact that winters are extremely chilly amid December and January.

Nilgiri Mountains

The hilly Nilgiri district of Tamil Nadu, in south India, is known for its commonplace dim and strongly sweet-smelling tea. Coonoor is an exceptional place to find Nilgiri tea. You can begin your tea trail from the Highfield Tea Factory, around one kilometer from Sim’s Park. Alternately essentially, stay in Coonoor at the beguiling Tea Nest on Singara Tea Estate. Arrive by taking a ride on the prestigious Nilgiri Mountain Railway toy train.

At the point when to go: Tea is delivered during the time in Nilgiri. Be that as it may, the best time to visit is amid the winter months (late November to mid February).

Wayanad

Wayanad, a lavish rocky agrarian range of Kerala, additionally delivers real measure of tea, notwithstanding espresso and flavors. The majority of the tea plantations in Kerala are found south of Kalpetta. You can visit and stay at Parisons Plantation Experiences. This lovely and peaceful property has two sumptuous homes, arranged on a sprawling tea estate with a two hundred year old history. In the event that this is insufficient for you then you can visit tea production lines here and spend your evenings at the Planters Club.

At the point when to go: April to September is the best time to visit this area.