It is may be around 2-3 kms(3 bus stops). Buses are there till the point(some 3 road meeting point, ask for the same with Bus conductor). And from there, need to walk a bit (~500-600 mts)

There’s no ticket. It’s open till 6 pm. ( dark after that) You can make 2 groups and quickly see the place inside in 5-8 Min each. More fun is outside. The photographer can click pic in tea fields and you can sip samples from the local shop. Walking up that road at 5.30 pm looking down at the golf course and enjoying the sunset is a lovely experience.

It depends on where Ur interest is. In tea factory u get to learn the history of tea, factorys tea making process n also get to walk down the lane of tea estate. It is a learning process. Whereas sims park is just a sweet lovely small park where u can chill in the evening esp if u have kids they can have fun playing around. Sims park is also good if u have love for nature n interested in Botony n study of wide variety of plants n trees. But one suggestion. Buy green tea or any other from Chamraj brand as it is organic. In Highfield u get to taste small samples of tea variety such as green, ginger, chocolate tea etc. But if u fancy organic products buy Chamraj brands from city market.

We had also bought ginger tea and just made with same powder without any extras. Did not taste like the sample. Then added little bit real ginger and it tasted nice. One note, if we add real ginger to normal tea, it is not the same taste as that of ginger tea is made with real ginger. We found this by trials, but they should have mentioned it when buying. The only flavor works is chocolate tea.

Hi Helena, Indian tea is made in varied forms, however the milk tea is generally made by boiling 3/4 cup of water, 1/4 milk and one teaspoon sugar(or more). After it starts boiling, add 1/2 teaspoon tea and let it boil 2-3 times. The more you boil, the stronger the tea gets. This is the basic tea. The spicy version can be made by adding powdered cardamom or some ginger. Hope it helped! Enjoy your tea!

chocolate tea proportion should be 1:1 (milk and water) else you won't get that flavor. I was told this by one of the vendors some yrs back