Tata Tea Museum

Specialty Of Tata Tea museum

The tea museum houses the growth and genesis of the tea plantation in the Idukki district of Kerala. The museum displays photographs, machinery, and other showcases that explain the history of the flourishing tea plantations in the Idukki district. Visitors can also witness the process of tea from when it is harvested, crushed, torn, curled, and powdered to finally become a liquid drink.The live demonstration of the various phases of tea processing, which allows visitors to see how fresh tea leaves are processed to create several sorts of tea, including black and green, is one of the museum's highlights. Visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the process involved in the production of tea by participating in this interactive experience. The museum frequently hosts guided plantation walks that let tourists explore the verdant tea estates that encircle the building. These treks provide an opportunity to discover the biodiversity and cultivation methods of the area while taking in the natural beauty of Munnar's tea gardens.

Best Time To Visit - Tata Tea museum

The museum is closed on all Mondays and during the celebration of Good Friday. The museum is open on all other days from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The months of March to May offer a good time to visit the museum.

Nearby Places To Visit - Tata Tea museum

Catholic temple, Nyamakad waterfalls, Sethuparvatipuram Dam, and Lord Muruga Temple.

How to reach Tata Tea museum ?

By Air : The Cochin International Airport, which is 70 kilometres from Manner, is the nearest airport.

By Train : The Aluva railway station is the nearest station, which is 112 kilometres from Munnar. The journey by train offers many beautiful sights.

By Road :The Kerala State government offers many buses from different locations to Munnar.