35 places to discover
Bharat Tea Plantation is a large working tea estate located between Tanah Rata and Brinchang in Cameron Highlands, Pahang. Established in 1933, it is one of the oldest tea plantations in Malaysia. The estate is notable for its terraced tea fields covering valley slopes, a tea factory, and a hilltop tea house offering panoramic views of the plantation landscape.
Boh Tea Plantation is Malaysia's largest and most famous tea estate, located at Sungai Palas near Brinchang in Cameron Highlands, Pahang. Established in 1929, it covers extensive terraced hillsides at about 1,400-1,600 meters elevation. The plantation is notable for its scenic tea fields, working factory, visitor centre and cafe overlooking the valley, representing the country's premier highland tea-growing heritage.
Cameron Valley Tea House is a visitor centre and cafe overlooking the Cameron Valley tea plantation in Brinchang, Cameron Highlands, Pahang. Located along the main road between Tanah Rata and Brinchang, it offers panoramic views of terraced tea fields. Operated by Cameron Valley Tea, one of the region's established tea producers, the site combines a tea retail shop, cafe serving tea and scones, and viewing platforms popular for sightseeing and photography.
Cau Dat Tea Hill is a large tea plantation located about 25 km southeast of central Da Lat in Xuan Truong Commune, Lam Dong Province. Established in 1927 during the French colonial period, it originally covered about 600 hectares and is now operated by Cau Dat Farm on about 220 hectares. It is notable for its rolling green tea fields, seasonal sea of clouds, wind turbines, and tea production heritage.
Choui Fong Tea Plantation is a large tea estate in Pa Sang Subdistrict, Mae Chan District, Chiang Rai Province, northern Thailand. Established by Choui Fong Tea Company, it covers extensive terraced hills planted primarily with oolong, green and black tea. The plantation is notable for its scenic stepped fields, modern tea production facilities, and hilltop cafe and restaurant overlooking the landscape. It is a well-known agrotourism destination near Chiang Rai city.
Chowkidinghee Heritage Tea Bungalow is a restored colonial-era planter's bungalow located in the Chowkidinghee locality of Dibrugarh, Assam, known as the Tea City of India. Set amidst landscaped gardens, the bungalow reflects British colonial architecture with wooden interiors, verandas and period furnishings. It operates as a heritage homestay offering insights into Assam's tea heritage and provides a base for exploring nearby tea estates and the Brahmaputra region.
Cinnamora Tea Estate is located at Cinnamora near Jorhat city in Jorhat district, Assam. Established in 1850, it is recognized as the first tea estate in Assam and the first to cultivate tea on a commercial scale in the Brahmaputra Valley. Spread over extensive flat plantation land, it is notable for its historic role in pioneering Assam's tea industry and remains an active tea-producing estate.
Doi Mae Salong is a mountain village and hill station in Mae Salong Nok, Mae Fa Luang District, Chiang Rai Province, northern Thailand. Situated at about 1,200 meters elevation near the Myanmar border, it is known for its tea plantations, Yunnanese Chinese heritage, and cool mountain scenery. Originally settled by the Kuomintang 93rd Division, it is now a cultural tourism destination famous for oolong tea, cherry blossoms, and panoramic viewpoints.
Gunung Mas Tea Plantation is a large agrotourism tea estate located in Cisarua, Bogor Regency, West Java, on the Puncak highlands about 87 km from Jakarta. Managed by PTPN VIII, it covers approximately 1,200 hectares of terraced tea fields at 800-1,200 meters elevation. Notable for its expansive green landscape, tea factory tours, and cool mountain climate, it is one of the most visited tea plantations in West Java.
Happy Valley Tea Estate is a historic tea plantation located on Lebong Cart Road, about 3 km from Darjeeling town in West Bengal. Established in 1854, it is Darjeeling's second oldest tea estate and one of its highest at around 2,100 meters. Spread over 177 hectares, it is known for producing authentic Darjeeling tea and offers guided factory tours, tea tasting and scenic views of the surrounding hills.
Highfield Tea Factory is a working tea manufacturing unit located on the Coonoor-Kotagiri Road near Coonoor in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu. Established in the colonial era, it is known for producing Nilgiri orthodox and CTC teas. The factory offers guided tours demonstrating withering, rolling, fermentation, drying and grading processes, along with tea tasting and a retail outlet for fresh teas and souvenirs.
Ho Yan Hor Museum is a heritage museum in Ipoh Old Town, Kinta District, Perak, dedicated to the history of Ho Yan Hor herbal tea. Housed in a restored double-storey shophouse on Jalan Bijeh Timah, it preserves the legacy of founder Dr Ho Kai Cheong who created the tea in 1941. The museum displays archival documents, vintage production tools, and exhibits on traditional Chinese herbal medicine and the brand's development in Ipoh.
Jalan Tea Estate is a historic tea plantation located on the outskirts of Dibrugarh in Assam, often called the Tea City of India. Spread across extensive green fields in the Brahmaputra valley, it is part of the region's renowned tea-growing belt. The estate is notable for its manicured tea bushes, colonial-era bungalow and working factory, offering visitors insight into Assam tea cultivation, processing and heritage within a tranquil rural landscape.
The Kausani Tea Estate is a sprawling tea plantation located in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, approximately 5 kilometers from Kausani town. Spread over 208 hectares at an elevation of around 1800 meters, it is one of the oldest and most significant tea-producing estates in the state. Visitors can explore the terraced gardens, learn about organic tea cultivation, and enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks including Nanda Devi and Trishul.
The KDHP Tea Museum, also known as the Tata Tea Museum, is located in the Nallathanni Estate near Munnar town in Kerala's Idukki district. Established in 2004, it showcases the history and evolution of tea plantations in the region through vintage machinery, photographs, and live demonstrations. Visitors can observe traditional and modern tea processing methods, watch a documentary on plantation history, and participate in tea tasting sessions featuring various local varieties.
Long Coc Tea Hills is a scenic agricultural landscape in Long Coc Commune, Tan Son District, Phu Tho Province, about 125 km northwest of Hanoi. The site features hundreds of bowl-shaped tea-covered hillocks spread across the valley, creating a distinctive undulating pattern. Developed as a major tea cultivation area, it is notable for its photogenic sunrise views, seasonal mist, and traditional tea farming by local Muong communities.
Makaibari Tea Estate is a historic tea plantation located in Kurseong in the Darjeeling hills of West Bengal. Established in 1859, it is one of the oldest and most renowned Darjeeling tea estates, spread across about 1,575 acres at an altitude of around 1,200 to 1,800 meters. It is noted as the world's first biodynamic tea garden and for producing certified organic Darjeeling teas, attracting visitors for factory tours, tea tasting and scenic Himalayan landscapes.
Mancotta Heritage Tea Bungalow is a restored colonial-era planter's bungalow located within the Mancotta Tea Estate on the outskirts of Dibrugarh, Assam. Dating to the British tea plantation period, it exemplifies Assam's tea heritage with its raised chang structure, wooden architecture and surrounding tea gardens. Now operated as a heritage stay, it offers visitors insight into historic tea culture and planter lifestyle near the Brahmaputra River.
Margherita Tea Estate is a tea plantation located in Margherita town in Tinsukia District of eastern Assam. Situated near the foothills of the Patkai range close to the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border, it is part of Assam's historic tea-growing belt. The estate features extensive manicured tea gardens, a processing factory and colonial-era plantation infrastructure, representing the region's long-standing tea industry and offering visitors insight into tea cultivation and production.
Mawlyngot Tea Village is a community-run rural tourism destination in Mawlyngot village, East Khasi Hills district, Meghalaya, about 45 km from Shillong. Developed as Meghalaya's first tea-growing village with support from local self-help groups, it features small organic tea gardens spread across rolling hills. The village is notable for its community-based tourism model, homestays, and locally processed Urlong Tea, offering visitors an insight into Khasi agrarian life and sustainable tea cultivation.
Moc Chau Tea Hills are expansive tea plantations on the Moc Chau Plateau in Tan Lap Commune, Moc Chau District, Son La Province, northwestern Vietnam. Established as part of the Moc Chau Tea Farm since the late 1950s, the hills cover rolling terrain with neatly shaped rows of tea bushes, including the famous heart-shaped hill. The site is notable for its scenic agricultural landscape, seasonal flowering, and role in local tea production and tourism.
Monabari Tea Estate is a large tea plantation located at Monabari near Biswanath Chariali in Biswanath district, Assam, on the north bank of the Brahmaputra River. Spread over about 1,158 hectares, it is considered one of the largest tea estates in Asia and is managed by McLeod Russel India Limited. Known for its vast manicured tea bushes, colonial-era factory and bungalows, it offers insight into Assam's tea heritage and production.
Palampur Tea Gardens are expansive tea plantations surrounding the hill station of Palampur in Kangra Valley, Himachal Pradesh. Established in the mid-19th century by British botanist Dr. Jameson, these lush green estates produce renowned Kangra tea. The gardens offer scenic views of the Dhauladhar mountain range and provide visitors with opportunities to observe tea cultivation, processing, and tasting at various estates including Wah Tea Estate.
Photo Point is a scenic roadside viewpoint located approximately 3 to 4 kilometers from Munnar town on the way to Mattupetty Dam. Situated amidst the lush tea plantations of the Kannan Devan Hills, it offers panoramic views of rolling green hills, silver oak trees, and misty valleys. The spot is popular among photographers and tourists for capturing the picturesque landscape and local tea plucking activities.
Sabah Tea Garden is a 2,480-acre organic tea plantation located in Kampung Nalapak, Ranau, Sabah, on the foothills of Mount Kinabalu. Established in 1978, it is the largest tea plantation in Borneo and the only organic tea garden in Sabah. The site combines cultivated tea fields, a tea factory, and visitor facilities, offering guided tours, tea tasting, and panoramic views of the surrounding highland landscape.
Santichon Chinese Village is a Yunnan Chinese cultural village located in Wiang Tai, about 4-5 kilometers northwest of Pai town in Mae Hong Son Province. Established by Yunnanese families who migrated from southern China, the village preserves traditional clay houses, tea culture and Yunnan cuisine. It is notable for its hillside setting, cultural displays, tea shops and views toward surrounding mountains, offering visitors an insight into Yunnan heritage in northern Thailand.
Singha Park is a large agro-tourism and leisure park in Mae Kon, Mueang Chiang Rai District, about 13 km southwest of Chiang Rai city. Operated by Boon Rawd Brewery, owner of Singha Beer, it covers over 8,000 rai of landscaped farmland with tea and barley fields, flower gardens, lakes and hills. Notable for its scenic cycling routes, farm tram tour, zipline and seasonal flower festivals.
Suoi Giang Tea Hills is a highland tea-growing area in Suoi Giang Commune, Van Chan District, Lao Cai Province, northern Vietnam, at about 1,300-1,400 meters elevation. It is known for ancient Shan Tuyet tea trees, some several hundred years old, cultivated by the H'Mong community. The hills feature terraced tea plantations amid cloud-covered mountains, offering scenic landscapes and insight into traditional tea production and local ethnic culture.
Tan Cuong Tea Hills is a vast tea plantation area located in Tan Cuong Commune, about 10 km southwest of Thai Nguyen City in Thai Nguyen Province, northern Vietnam. Covering rolling hills with neatly cultivated green tea bushes, it is the center of Vietnam's most famous tea-growing region. Known for its premium Tan Cuong green tea, the area offers scenic landscapes, tea culture experiences, and visits to local tea villages and processing facilities.
Tan Uyen Tea Hills are extensive tea plantations located in Tan Uyen District, Lai Chau Province in northwestern Vietnam. Situated on rolling hills near Tan Uyen town at the foothills of the Hoang Lien Son range, the hills feature neatly arranged rows of green tea bushes, notably Oolong tea. Developed as a major agricultural zone since the 1960s, they form a scenic cultivated landscape valued for sightseeing, photography and tea culture.
The Tea Factory and Tea Museum on Dodabetta Road near Ooty (Udhagamandalam) in the Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, is a working tea factory combined with a museum dedicated to Nilgiri tea. It demonstrates the processing of CTC tea from withering to packaging and displays historic photographs and machinery related to tea cultivation introduced in the 19th century. The site is known for guided factory tours, tea tasting, and panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
Temi Tea Garden is the only tea estate in Sikkim, located in Temi in Namchi District (formerly South Sikkim). Established in 1969 by the Government of Sikkim, it covers about 440 acres on terraced slopes along the Tendong Hill range. The garden produces premium organic teas including black, green, white and oolong varieties. Known for its scenic terraced fields, cherry blossom trees and views of Kanchenjunga, it is a major attraction in South Sikkim.
Thai Hai Stilt House Village is an ecological and cultural reserve in Thinh Duc Commune, Thai Nguyen City, Thai Nguyen Province, about 10 km from the city center. Established to preserve traditional Tay and Nung stilt houses relocated from the ATK Dinh Hoa area, the 25-hectare village comprises more than 30 restored houses set among hills, ponds and tea fields. It is notable for immersive ethnic cultural experiences, homestay accommodation and conservation of northern Vietnamese heritage and community-based tourism activities.
The White Rabbit Gallery is a contemporary art museum in Chippendale, Sydney, dedicated to 21st-century Chinese contemporary art. Opened in 2009 by philanthropist Judith Neilson, it houses the White Rabbit Collection, one of the largest collections of contemporary Chinese art outside China. Located in a converted former Rolls-Royce depot, the gallery presents large-scale rotating exhibitions across four floors and includes a tea house on the ground floor.
Yun Lai Viewpoint is a hilltop scenic viewpoint in Santichon Village, Wiang Tai, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province, northern Thailand. Located about 5-6 km west of Pai town, it overlooks Pai valley, surrounding mountains and the town below. It is notable for sunrise views and seasonal sea of mist, and is part of the Yunnan Chinese cultural area of Santichon.