TEA PLANTATION WALK
(A guided walking tour covers tea plantations, river, temples, and natural views etc..for 2-3 hours)
Reporting Place : Munnar -Info Meting Point (Old Munnar, Munnar).
About The Tour
This is a village life experience guided tour which is explored for about 2 to 3 hours by walking anyone who loves to walk through the tea plantation can choose this tour. Munnar's tea plantations offer a blend of natural beauty and cultural insights, allowing visitors to explore the tea-growing process from plant to cup. The tour begins from Old Munnar by walking on the way to Lakshmi Tea Estate where you can feel the fresh air with the beauty of green tea plantations with a wide variety of other trees and plants. While walking through the plantations you can see a river flowing and three different temples on the way and also the Chokanad Tea Factory can be seen. Then walking through a narrow way takes you to the CSI Church Munnar, which is more than 100 years old. The Church is always open for visitors. The tour finishes at Munnar CSI Church. You can experience guided plantation walks, and learn about the region's tea heritage. This is a soft trekking hence the person who likes normal walking, or having small children can choose this activity.
Step off the tourist trail and into a tranquil slice of rural life. This guided walk gives you the chance to feel the rhythm of village living in the hills: walk through tea estates, cross rivers, visit centuries-old temples, and see how local people live and work. It’s gentle, immersive, and perfect for anyone who loves nature, culture, and stories.
What You'll Do & See
Begin your walk from Old Munnar, heading toward Lekshmi Tea Estate, weaving through emerald tea bushes and other native trees.
As you stroll, breathe in the fresh mountain air, hear the rustle of leaves, spot a flowing river, and discover small village temples tucked into the landscape.
You’ll pass by the Chokanad Tea Factory, where you’ll catch glimpses of the tea-making process and appreciate how the farms work.
The walk ends at the historic CSI Church, over 100 years old, with its architectural beauty and peaceful ambience.
This is soft trekking — mostly gentle slopes and footpaths — so it’s accessible to walkers of all ages and to those travelling with children.
Who This Walk Is For
Nature lovers who want a slower, more authentic experience
Visitors who enjoy light walking rather than strenuous trekking
Families, couples, solo travellers wishing to connect with rural culture
Photographers, bird-watchers, and anyone curious about tea cultivation
What Makes This Experience Unique
Village Life Vibe: It’s not just a walk—it’s an opportunity to glimpse daily life: working plantations, local temples, historic buildings, & natural surroundings.
Tea Heritage Plus Nature: Learn about tea cultivation, observe the growing and processing, while taking in misty hills, forests, rivers.
Easy & Flexible: Short duration, flexible start times, and comfortable pace—no need to be a trekker.
Common Enquiry
What do you know about tea plantations?
In India, tea plantation started in 1840s in Brahmaputra valley of Assam which still is a major tea growing area in the country. Later, it was introduced in the sub-Himalayan region of West Bengal. It is also grown in Nilgiri and Cardamom hills. India accounts for about 28 per cent of total production in the world.
In which season is tea grown?
Tea is typically grown during the spring and monsoon seasons in regions with suitable climates. The specific timing can vary depending on the region and tea variety. In general, spring (March-May) is the primary season for high-quality tea production, with a second flush or autumn harvest in some areas. Some regions also have a monsoon flush and a winter season where tea production slows down due to cold weather.
What type of farming is tea plantation?
The correct answer is Plantation agriculture. In the cultivation of tea some points are required: Tea requires well-drained soil with a high amount of organic matter and a pH of 4.5 to 5.5.
What is the lifespan of a tea plant?
A tea plant, or Camellia sinensis, can live for a long time, typically between 30 and 50 years when commercially cultivated.
Who owns Munnar Tea Plantation?
The tea estate is owned by Kanan Devan Hills Plantations Company – the plantation dates back to the 1880s. The museum opened on 1 April 2004.
What is the speciality of Munnar CSI Church?
The specialty of Munnar CSI Church lies in its historic and architectural significance. The gothic-style structure, stained glass windows, and the tranquil environment set against the backdrop of lush tea gardens and misty hills make it a unique and serene place of worship.
Why is Munnar CSI Church Famous?
Munnar CSI Church is famous for its architectural beauty and historical significance. Its location in the scenic hill station of Munnar adds to its charm, making it a popular spot for tourists. The church also stands as a testament to the British colonial era in India.
What is the full form of CSI Christ Church?
The abbreviation CSI in "CSI Christ Church" stands for Church of Sounth India.
Additional info
Confirmation will be received at time of booking @ our team will connect you.
Adult pricing applies to all travelers
Dress code is smart casual.
Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair.
The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions.
Local Guide information
Complete Guide information, including local telephone numbers at Munnar, are included on your Confirmation Ticket. Our team members are most experienced and reliable Community tour leaders in Munnar, removing the guesswork for you, and ensuring your peace of mind.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
Departure point
Munnar Info Meeting Point
Return: Munnar Town
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