Tea estate

Darjeeling Tea industry is facing a severe crisis and competing for market share. Half of Darjeeling's tea estates are in the process of being sold. These tea gardens are currently searching for clients. This crisis has been brought on by rising labour wages, decreasing tea demand, and rising prices, as reported Economic Times.

Tea gardens in Munnar

Satemwa Tea Estate, Malawi

The stunning hills of Nilgiris is always an inviting destination for nature lovers but why not take a tea tour to the lovely lush greenery of over 100 years old tea estates of Nilgiri tea Plantations which is famous for their lovely strong, black and aromatic tea. You could start your trip from Coonoor and try out some of the exotic teas at the Tranquilitea Tea Lounge. Staying amidst these beautiful tea plantations in India will give you a lifetime experience of peace and tranquillity.

Munnar tea estate vibes

Bangladesh tea garden

India's diverse ecosystems, from Darjeeling's tea estates shrouded in morning mist to the verdant terrains of Kerala's Munnar and the lush expanses of Assam, serve as a direct muse for Casa Amarosa's design language. 🌿⁠ ⁠ In our photos are tea estates across India⁠ 1. Munnar⁠, Kerala ⁠ 2. Darjeeling, West Bengal⁠ 3 Guwahati, Assam⁠ ⁠ 📸Credit @IncredibleIndia⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #india #home #decor #teaaddict #northeastindia #green #design⁠ #homedecor #mountain #mood #tropical #spring

Morning tea plucking at Risheehat's Liza Hill tea garden in Darjeeling, India. #TeaTimeInIndia