A cupful of history

The Tea Factory and Museum has quite a history dating back to the British colonial era. The first experimental tea plantations were established in 1835, kickstarting a booming industry that transformed the region's economy and landscape. Fast forward to today, and you can experience this rich history at this place. While visiting, you'll be treated to a steaming cup of hot tea with a variety of flavours to choose from, including cardamom tea, masala tea, ginger tea, green tea, and many more. So, grab a cup of tea, and let's explore!

As you wander through immersive exhibits and educational displays, you'll uncover the pioneering efforts of early tea planters and the challenges they faced. From the verdant tea estates where expert workers pluck the leaves to the modern factories where they are processed with precision, every step of the tea-making process is vividly detailed, giving you a fresh appreciation for the skill and attention to detail that goes into each cup of tea.

But wait, there's more! Don't miss the souvenir shop where you can snag handcrafted tea cups, tea plates, and t-shirts with the Tea Museum logo engraved on them. Think that’s all there is? You won't believe what awaits you! The museum features a chocolate production section where you can explore and indulge in the most delectable homemade chocolates!