Tanishk Juneja
Located in the Thiruvallur district on Andhra Pradesh border, this is the place where Murugan married his wife Valli Devi. The hill temple has 365 steps which represent the days of the year.
Known as the "Champagne of teas," Darjeeling tea is grown in the misty heights of the Himalayas. The region is famous for its unique flavour profile and aromatic qualities. Popular estates like Makaibari and Glenburn offer breathtaking views and guided tours, allowing visitors to witness the tea-making process first-hand.
Located in South India, this region produces Nilgiri tea, which is known for its fine flavour and brisk liquor. Distinctive estates like Glenrock and Korakundah offer visitors an immersive experience, combining tea tasting with spectacular views of lush landscapes.
Nestled in the northern mountains, it produces delicate and slightly floral teas. Visitors can explore historic estates like the famous Palampur and Dharamshala, where they’ll find charming tea gardens amidst scenic beauty
Situated in the scenic Kumaon region, these tea gardens are lesser-known but produce some exquisite organic teas. The serene environment and picturesque surroundings make places like Ghorakhal a hidden gem worth visiting.
The rolling hills of Munnar are filled with tea plantations that create a breathtaking landscape. Estates like Tata Tea Museum offer fascinating insights into tea production along with the rich history of tea cultivation in the region.