It is a must visit they have a film show on the history of tea plantations in munnar after which the processing of tea is explained in a lecture and one can also see it live after which you can other displays of the museum. One can also buy various varieties of tea and a special strawberry preserve from their... More

An "unromantic" place in an otherwise romantic place. This place provides a good knowledge of tea making, and a history of the city.

You must visit this location if you are going for 1st time to munnar. There is ticket for entry. You come to know about history of tea garden and how it was started by english men. You will also come to know about how tea is made from tea leaves, importance of tea for our health, green tea advantges to... More

No Frills Tea Factory - Very self explanatory. Does not present the ambience of a Tea Factory, Gives at most an ambience of a rice or flour mill.

My boyfriend and I went there as part of our Munnar visit. It was really excellent. Nice pictures, explanations and old furnitures which count the history of tea plants in Munnar. Also a good movie. Finally, the most interesting was the small factory they have. It allowed us to really understand how they process the tea and to see every... More

Could see the whole history of Munnar in a single place. Could see the entire tea manufacturing process in one single place. Really enjoyed the experience of being there. You can also see a lot of the old time photos. Makes you feel a lot lot retro and appreciate the hard work put by the earlier generations

Here, the staff gave a bird's eye view on how tea will be produced. Specially, the green tea is worth to point out

tea museum incharge mr sunil is a good host who explaind the method of tarnsformation of leaf to tea . The importance of tea was well explain by him .

The half hour film gave us a perspective about what the pioneers faced when they started out at Munnar The demonstration on the tea making process.provided us with a first hand experience to learn how the leaf becomes the packaged product.. They also have a few tea trees planted outside the museum to give visitors a mini first hand experience... More