Tea Museum

Lovely place to learn about tea harvesting and converting to the beverage we all
Like . When you see the process one won’t drink tea bag tea anymore as that is the lowest quality of tea . Amazing views around the museum and tea factory. Bought some whole leaf tea and blended tea with spices like cardamom

How this does not have more higher rating I don't no. This place is educational, shows you the history, there is a video showing theatre style, then a tour around the factory you can taste touch and smell the tea in different stages of production. Afterwards you can taste all the teas they sell before buying

Nice tea museum by Tata. The museum has an entry ticket which can be easily collected at the entrance. The museum shows one documentary and tea making process in the factory. The museum also has a tea testing facility at extra cost.
The surrounding area tea gardens has various professional photographers who offer photoshoots.

A must visit in Munnar. Explains the history of Kannan Devan hills and how it all started. They will give you a demo how tea leaves are rolled, cut and dried. They also have a good collection of antiques that may take you down the memory lane.

Not to miss this if you are in munnar...owned by tata tea brand ripple its is the place where you get to see how the tea is made from a leaf to the end product.
The entry is for 125 for adults and 40 for kids and 20 for still camera.
They will show you a 15 min film also about the history of tea farming in munnar. Then the factory visist and in the ends you can buy different varieties of tea of u are a tea lover. You can even enjoy a cup of tea before leaving.
The view outside the museum is amazing for clicking photos.

In tea museums wasted our time, almost 1 hour also ticket. Outside tea museum nature photos awesome

Wana know more about the story of the region? Then take a visit the tee museum. There as well with the film you can see how the tee is produced and all steps of production of the tee. Explained. And buying a local tee.

It was a great experience visiting there and the documentary helped us understand how tea came in those hills. We witnessed the entire tea preparation process in the factory.

A very beautiful place and factory to be visited and all the workers are also cooperative to show all the products with details...
A Half an our video show regarding tea history in munnar is also appreciated
Century old telephone exchange, radio, World Cup 🍶, tea CTC old machine is also in very good condition

Things to see.

1. Museum and historical artifacts ( 4/5)
2. Documentary ( 3/5)
3. Live Tea powder production (4.5/5)
4. Store to buy tea leaves and co. (5/5)
5. Outdoor Tea garden with bridge ( 5/5)

Entry cost: 125 per person.

One of the oldest and gem of Munnar. Tea Museum, Here you will see tea(white,green and black) Manufactured, they will explain how it is Manufacturing is done, there is documentery video which must look. Even you can purchase Tea.

You will get to know about the history of Tea plantation in munnar and how tree plantation started in india and how the processing unit started in india. 30 minutes video show about history and after that they will explain how tea powder prepared from tea leaves

The Kannan Devan tea plantation KDHP museum is situated at Nullatanni, Munnar. Its the India’s first tea musem. They charged Rs.125 ticket per head for adults. Once you collect the ticket, they film a short story of how the tea plantation begun in the early 1876 right from having a conversation with the Britishers, selecting the geographical location to plant and harvest, choosing the labour, how to transport using rails and export, the needs and uses of different varieties of tea etc
Then they take us to visit the exhibited products that was used centuries back, the history was explained by a guide. Then they guided us to the miniature tea factory set up, explaining the very minute details and process of tea making. This really attracted all the guests and foreigners to know the value and culture of India.
In this video you can find various steps involved in processing the tea like how its harvested, collected, withered, steamed, rolled, drying, grading, how its packed. They also have an sales outlet, you can purchase them. The Product is called Ripple and various Chai bazaar outlets exhibits tea products where you can see in and around Munnar if you like to purchase outside the museum. Don’t miss sneak peek into this wonderful experience.
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Everything you want to know about the worlds favourite drink. I liked how you saw tree being processed in real time through traditional machinery.

Tea Museum is a knowledgeable experience for everyone who visits here. The factory visit and a short documentary explains a lot about the tea gardens and culture of the tea estate.

For those who do not know how tea is prepared, it is the perfect place. You are first directed to a video show which gives details of history of TATAs. No details of tea manufacturing were shown. Only the corporate presentation about the company was boring. You can skip it comfortably. It is better to go directly to the live demonstration of running machinery of tea manufacturing. It was too crowded when we visited. The upstairs lecture is also good. Then you are directed to the tea shop and tea testing area.

Various kind of coffee, tea
Museum has its own tea making factory and you get a tour of that factory where they show how the tea powder is made out of leaves.
They have their in hous factory outlet where you can buy chocolates, coffees, tea, spices etc

This museum explains the growth of tea plantation in munnar. The documentry is very educative. They also show the process and stages in different tea making like green tea,black tea,white tea etc. There is also an outlet where you can buy their products. Overall it's a very good experience.

Good place to visit..
can click nice pictures here as view was so good..
you can get nice collection tea and coffee here..

Until we got there, we had a different perception of the Tea Museum. A must see place. The surrounding areas are very beautiful. Kannan Devan Hills, its history and surroundings can be seen there in documentary form. Also, the tools used at that time are well preserved there. Tea processing is explained very clearly. Also you can buy first quality tea