Las Palmas Munnar

N.H. 49, Devikulam, Idukki Dist Munnar, Kerala, 685613, India

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Munnar tea plantation

A travel blog entry by indiaelective

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... the spectacular views on the rocky ridges above the level of the plantations. We had also earned a tasty breakfast of mini bananas, toast, jam eggs and black tea, yum! The remainder of the say took us down the other side of the mountain through the spice plantations (we saw cardamom, pepper, cloves, ginger, pineapples, which incidentally grow in the ground!?). I'm NOT a fan of downhill walking (I get wobbly knees), and the ...

It grows on trees y'know?

A travel blog entry by jaxandtom

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... are converted to, well, tea leaves?! Encouragement at every stage of the process was given to put hands into all moving parts of the machinery and see how the tea changed as it was cut, torn and crushed. The heating part was especially dangerous!!

We travelled in a classic ambassador car of the sort used reliably, and unreliably, since 1956 based on a british morris oxford. Our driver led us past waterfalls, ...

Joseph you Gem you.

A travel blog entry by wandering_gypsy

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... A quick haul into town and we grabbed a meal and some beers at the government liquor store, an experience in its own, a couple beers and off we went to bed.

The next day would highlight out great choice, waking up to mountains surrounding our guest house which were more numerous then smurfs and greener then the friendly giant we were in the thick of tea country with a stunning view, That day ...

Munnar & Tea

A travel blog entry by amandip

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... that only the leaves at the top of the tree were picked, and that they were picked every 7 days to be processed into tea. Each tea plant could last for 100 years and it is the only plant that provides revenue for the owner every week for their entire lives!

We moved on to the Tata Tea Museum and Factory where we were given an explanation of tea processing and saw a movie on the history of tea into the area. The ...

The Green Green Hills of Munnar

A travel blog entry by mogandfrog

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... side into a wide valley of tea and pockets of native forest, where many of the trees were in bloom. We passed many waterfalls and drove through a sandalwood forest, reaching Chinnar after an hour or so. Here we paid the park rangers to do a two hour trek. Chinnar is situated in the rain shadow of the Western Ghats so the forest here is much drier with the odd cactus bush and Frangipani tree dotted about. The park is home to leopards, deer, elephants ...

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