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By Jignesh GohelBy Jignesh GohelBy Jignesh GohelBy Jignesh Gohel
The nearest Airport is Cochin International Airport, which is approximately 109 km away from Tea Museum.
The nearest Railway station is Bodinayakanur Railway Station, which is approximately 70 km away from Tea Museum.
You can opt for a local bus or hire a private taxi that will drop you off at the entrance of Tea Museum in Kerela. Since transportation is quite easy here, you don't have to worry about the journey.
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Tea Museum, Munnar, Kerala
Tea museum is a must-visit place in Munnar demonstrate the tradition of over 100s years. It is located at HDHP house in Munnar and will show you detailed history of the team and its plantation in Munnar area.
One cannot imagine Munnar without its tea gardens. Tea Museum munnar has an attached miniature tea factory where visitors can learn about the nuances of tea growing and processing, as well as tea tastings. Tea preparation is also explained in the museum. Tea museum Munnar entry fees are priced at Rs. 75 for adults, Rs. 35 for children over 12, and additional camera fees are at Rs. 30.
Cochin International Airport is the nearest airport to Tea Museum in Kerela. You can take a bus or a taxi to reach here. It is situated at a distance of only 70 km from the airport.
Aluva railway station is the closest train station to reach the Tea Museum.
You can opt for a local bus or hire a private taxi that will drop you off at the entrance of Tea Museum in Kerela. Since transportation is quite easy here, you don't have to worry about the journey.
Trekking among the tea plantations is an unforgettable experience. You may wander about, take photos, or simply enjoy the scenery. Depending on when you go, you could also see the buds being grown or harvested.
At the factory on the outskirts, you may discover how the tea you drink every day is made. You'll be able to see everything from rolling and drying to CTC stage and finally packing in the bags for delivery. Chai lovers might never want to leave.
In addition to the breathtaking views of the valley, you may taste a cup of freshly made masala tea at the factory.
Kerala, India
