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Ever wondered how your favorite brand of tea reaches your kitchen shelf? Many of us wouldn't even believe if told that this very tea goes through a whole gamut of production procedures before finally blending into our cups. So if you are among those very keen to see for yourself how this wonder beverage is produced, a tea tour seems to be the best option. |
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Tea tourism in India is fast catching on popularity with more and more tourists making their way to the lush green tea estates of India. Speaking of tea cultivation in India, it has been flourishing since the British colonial times when Robert Bruce chanced upon tea plants growing wild in the state of Assam that is famous as the birthplace of Indian tea. Today, India boasts of three major regions - Assam, Darjeeling and Nilgiris - that produce some of the finest teas in the world.
India is the largest producer of tea and contributes around 32% of the total global output. Therefore it is not surprising to note that tea tourism in India is indeed flourishing with the country busy inviting tourists to see for them how its favorite beverage makes its way to people's homes around the world.
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| Tea tours to India will not only take you around luxuriant plantations around the country but will also give you the perfect opportunity to know all about its history and commercial importance. Stay at luxurious tea bungalows, ensconced in the best of comforts, enjoy interacting with tea workers, and try your hand at plucking tea leaves, visit tea factories - all as part of tea tours in India. |
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| Indian Tea tourism as they say is India's answer to what Europe calls wine tourism. So why don't you book a tour with Indian Voyages today and see for yourself what is so unique about it. Just think, lush green tea plantations, a tranquil ambience and loads of old worldly charm - simply heaven!
One of the largest producers of tea in the world, India is a home to number of tea estates with main being Assam, Darjeeling and Nilgiri. Dream destinations for any tea connoisseur, Indian planters and government are trying to explore tourism potential of these destinations by turning them into major tourist attractions. For all those who love tea, taking a tour of tea gardens would undoubtedly be a fascinating experience for them. Indian Voyages offers to give you online information on tea tourism packages, India.
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| Tea Tourism packages offered by Indian Voyages are not only interesting but are also attractively priced making your tour a memorable one. The packages would not only include a tour of tea estates but also a visit to the tea factory giving you the opportunity to understand the making of a tea you drink so often.
Besides, you can also indulge in adventure activities like hiking and jungle safari in the jungles surrounding these tea estates. Or you can simply spend time in the tea gardens and observe the method of plucking the tea leaves done carefully by the workers there.
With tea tourism picking up fast, Indian planters is making sure that tourist’s visiting these tea estates are provided with luxurious accommodation facilities in the tea garden vicinity. Besides the concerned states Governments are also allocating funds to boost tea tourism in India. |
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| Tea Tourism Packages India also includes wonderful stay in some of the best resorts. These luxurious resorts are beautifully placed in the tea estates and are well facilitated making the stay of its guests comfortable. |
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| Kerala Tea Estate Tour |
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| Duration : 10 Nights 11 Days |
Locations Covered : Cochin – Munnar – Vandenmedu – Periyar – Kumarakom – Alleppey – Kovalam |
A peaceful stay at the tea garden mansion to experience the tea cultivation in kerala. The Western Ghats Mountains allow trekking, hiking, biking, tea plantation, wildlife safaris where as the Arabian sea and the fabulous backwaters offers, river rafting, surfing, canoeing etc. |
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| Munnar Tea Estate Tour |
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| Duration : 08 Nights 09 Days |
Locations Covered : Cochin - Munnar - Periyar - Kumarakom - Alleppey - Kovalam - Trivandrum |
Sprawling tea plantations, picture book towns, winding lanes, and holiday facilities make this a popular resort town. All kinds of South Indian animals and birds are found in Munnar and surroundings. You can have a closer look at them at Eravikulam national park or Chinnar Wildlife |
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Sanctuary. In Munnar you can go for various adventures such as trekking, boating, riding, angling, or just take a walk in the peaceful scenario of Munnar. |
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| North East India Tea Estate Tour |
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| Duration : 11 Nights 12 Days |
Locations Covered : Delhi - Bagdogara - Glenburn - Pelling - Gangtok - Kalimpong - Bagdogara - Delhi |
Tea-lovers, come and visit the Tea Gardens/plantations of North-east India with us. Besides the Tea experience, you have the opportunity to visit the other major destinations of North-east India - Delhi, Bagdogara, Glenburn, Pelling, Gangtok & Kalimpong. |
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| Ooty Tea Estate Tour |
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| Duration : 12 Nights 13 Days |
Locations Covered : Cochin - Periyar - Vandenmedu - Munnar - Ooty - Wayanad - Mysore - Hassan - Bangalore |
The Indian peninsular is home to much of the magic and beauty that India is associated with. Filled with lush and sprawling plantations of tea, spices and coffee, it is also the site of rainforests filled with flora and fauna, and coast lines running parallel to the azure of the rippling waves. |
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| South India Tea Estate Tourism |
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| Duration : 13 Nights 14 Days |
Locations Covered : Cochin - Munnar - Periyar - Madurai - Ooty - Wayanad - Mysore - Bangalore - Hassan - Bangalore |
Tea tourism is an important part of Kerala Tours. Tourist visiting this south India state can explore the tea plantations of Kerala. The tea gardens of Kerala are mostly located in the highlands and midland plains which comprise hills and valleys. |
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