Yes, you heard it right.
India is the second largest producers of tea and not surprisingly consumes its 70% yield by itself, a statistical proof of Indians love for 'chai' /tea.
Tea is cultivated majorly in sixteen states of India like West Bengal, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Orissa, Bihar and all North Eastern states.
However, if you are guessing the World's highest tea plantation could be from the Indian states with Himalayan elevation then you are mistaken by grace!
Surprisingly a little away from Munnar, Kerala lies the Kolkumalai tea estate which is perched at an altitude of 8000 ft or 2450 meters above sea level making it the highest tea plantation in the world.
Wide spread tea plantations of Munnar is widely popular for the all the right reasons, the natures abode here is gorgeously heavenly and brings joy to each soul being there and a pinch of extra excitement for tea lovers.
Travel Partner: @keeptripping.world (instagram)
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