On hearing the name of tea, freshness starts to feel fresh. Some people are so crazy about tea that they cannot live without it. But have you ever wanted to know about tea gardens? If not, then tell that India is considered one of the largest countries in terms of tea production and the beauty of tea gardens here is famous all over the world. So today on the occasion of International Tea Day, we invite you to visit the famous and beautiful tea gardens of India.
First of all, let’s talk about the tea garden of Munnar in Kerala, where millions of tourists from all over the world come every year. Seeing the same height tea plants on the winding hills of the hill station gives great freshness to the eyes. Here the waterfalls falling from the height and the cold weather attracts anyone.
A naturally rich hill station in the Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh is surrounded by Palampur tea gardens and cedar forests. Palampur is the tea capital of northwest India, which makes it a place of special interest. At this place you can enjoy the pure environment as well as the greenery of nature.
Jorhat, located in the central part of the valley, is also known as the ‘Tea Capital of the world’. Jorhat T Bungalow offers housing options for tourists along with tea gardens. Living among these tea gardens full of natural beauty is a unique bliss.
Happy Valley Tea Garden is also included in the list of ancient tea gardens. This garden is one of the major tourist centers for millions of tourists due to being present at an altitude of more than 60 thousand. Some tea trees here are more than 100 years old.