Ideal Destinations For Tea Lovers

Visiting green tea hills and learning the art of drinking tea are interesting experiences for visitors to these lands.
Ideal destinations for tea lovers
Assam, India: Assam is located in the northeastern part of India and is the largest tea producing region in the country, providing 60% of the total tea output of India each year. The vast majority of tea plantations here are located in the Brahmaputra valley region, where Jorhat is located in the center of the valley, also known as the "Tea Capital of the World". Photo: Getty.
Corrientes, Argentina: Argentina is the third largest tea consumer in the world, after Paraguay and Uruguay

. In this South American country people often drink the herbal tea Yerba Mate, also known simply as "Mate", which means a mate. If you want to learn more, as well as discover the origin of Yerba Mate, visitors can go to Las Marias in Corrientes, Argentina to visit and taste this special drink. Photo: Evyziva
Cameron Highlands, Malaysia: Located near the capital Kuala Lumpur, the Boh tea plantation area is a favorite tourist destination for many tourists, as well as the place where Malaysia's most famous tea is produced.



Here, visitors can visit the plantations and factories for free. Unlike other tea growing regions in Asia, there are no tea pickers here because the tea leaves here are harvested mechanically instead of hand-picked. Photo: Getty.
Rize, Turkey: The Ziraat Tea Garden is located on the east coast of Turkey, next to the Çaykur factory, in Rize and overlooking the Black Sea. This tea garden is on a much smaller scale than the valleys or tea plantations of Asia. Turkish tea is black in color and if prepared traditionally, tea is brewed in a double vase and served in a tulip glass. Photo: Trendsandlife
Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka: Nuwara Eliya is known as a "miniature England" with fascinating landscape of tea plantations, of which, most famously, Pedro Estate, located near the center of Sri Lanka.



Ceylon tea here is yellow in color and is Sri Lanka's most important export. Photo: Corporatemaldives.
Hangzhou, China: The famous Longjing Tea is grown mainly in Hangzhou near West Lake. With a history of over 1,200 years old, Longjing is one of the most popular teas in China. The best time to visit this place is in early spring when the tea quality is best and the weather is pleasant. Photo: Cattanblog.
Uji, Japan: Although not a large plantation, Uji, near Kyoto, is one of the oldest tea producing localities in Japan. Like China, green tea is also the most famous tea here.



Besides, Uji is also the producer of matcha, the famous green tea powder in Japan. Besides admiring the landscape, visitors here can also take part in matcha making classes or drink tea with a unique tea ceremony. Photo: Trip-n-travel.
Kericho, Kenya: Kenya has a variety of teas with different colors such as black, green, yellow or even white teas grown all over the country. Located in the wet highlands of the Rift valley, Kericho is one of Kenya's most famous tea growing areas. Photo: Pinterest.
According to Oanh Vu / Zing news
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