Top Things to do in Idukki District
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9 Farms in Idukki District That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Idukki District, India including Tea Town Kerala - Munnar, Spice Cloud, Philip's Natural Honey And Bee Farm, Spice Walk, Cinnamon Gardens Spices Plantation, Mattupetti Indo-Swiss Farm, Lockhart Tea Museum, The Spice Route, Kerala Farm.
Restaurants in Idukki District
1. Tea Town Kerala - Munnar
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
Tea Town Munnar is located in the Upper Surianalle Estate, Devikulam, spread over 638 hectatare of tea cultivation. It is the highest tea growing region in the world. The closeness to Annaimudi the highest peak in South India and the Eravikulam National Park famed for Nilgiri Thar adds to the pristine nature of these hills. It is home to the Surianalle Tea, one of the finest tea in the world.
Reviewed By 0703Vas63 - Kochi (Cochin), India
Stayed in 1938 Planter's Bunglow in Upper Surianelle of Harrison's Malayalam Ltd (HML) Two days of immersive experience of a bygone era spiced with tea-tasting, unforgetable jeep safari(not for the faint hearted) to Kollukumalai view point wrapped in mist and trekking through the high range tea gardens. The halmark of the vacation was the hospitality of New Ventures Division of HML made memorable by excellent coordination by NS Vinod, Ashishdev, Franklin and sumptous spread by butler Selvaraj and his assistants ! " A must visit " is this Tea Town of Upper Surianelle especially if you want to unwind and taste an era that only you heard of in books, stories and movies !!
2. Spice Cloud
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Philip's Natural Honey And Bee Farm
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By NeilS51 - Ilkley, United Kingdom
We visited this on our recent trip with Calypso Tours around S India. What a brilliant visit and talk from local bee keeper Tom Philip’s. These guys know their stuff and my friends and I loved being able to stand next to an open hive, taste honey direct from the comb, all whilst the 1000s if bees buzzed around doing their work. Highly recommended. Honey tastes lovely and can be procured.
4. Spice Walk
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4.5 based on 93 reviews
Spice walk is a 200 acre coffee plantation, located in Kumily, Kerala. The farm consist of coffee, cardamom, pepper and other spices. The farm tour is about an hour, with a guide and there is extensive study of coffee and cardamom cultivations.Spice walk also have facilities for boating, small trek and fishing. There is also a shop that sells farm fresh spices.
5. Cinnamon Gardens Spices Plantation
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
The showcase garden and the adjacent larger plantation at Cinnamon Gardens Spices Plantation, Munnar houses over 100 species of spices, herbs, ayurvedic medicinal and economically important tropical plants. Enjoy the guided spice garden tours and be enthralled by the varieties of spices from the world over!
Reviewed By pollyr658 - London, United Kingdom
We were staying in Munnar for one night and top on our list was to visit a tea & spice plantation. After being let down last minute by our hotel who had promised this we came to hear about Cinnamon gardens spice plantation. Unsure of what to expect we took a scenic 20 minute tuc tuc journey to the Cinnamon gardens, passing the dramatic scenes of the Munnar landscape and many tea plantations. Upon arrival we were greeted by Mathews whowas both friendly and welcoming. The entry fee was 100 rs per person (£1). Mathews conducted our tour which in total lasted 90mins. Mathews made the tour so engaging with his vast amount of knowledge and expertise. Knowing we came from health backgrounds Mathews tailored the tour with so many incredible facts about the human body and the role of herbal medicine. The tour was made to be interactive where you could ask questions, touch and try a lot of the herbs and spices. The garden was In abundance of different species of flora and and the sound of the birds and insects was stunning. I would really recommend this trip for anyone interested in plants, health, cooking or general Indian culture and tradition. Towards the end of the tour we were able to observe some of the employees dry the pepper corns and also watch the process where the pepper corns are separated from the main plant. At the end of the tour we were taken to the gardens outlet shop where you have the opportunity to buy and sample some of the gardens products. The sales technique was not pushy but was informative and interactive. The products were nicely packaged and I considered the prices to be fair. Thank you for such a wonderful experience. Best wishes Polly and Johnny
6. Mattupetti Indo-Swiss Farm
7. Lockhart Tea Museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 132 reviews
Lockhart Tea Factory tour is an informative tourism. Our aim is to make awareness about Orthodox Tea. One can learn the health benefits of Orthodox Tea and the Orthodox Tea manufacturing process is briefed. Apart from these, our Plantation Museum remembering the heritage of Plantation culture from the beginning. Here the olden machinery, tools, books, photographs are displayed. Through this we are honoring the ancestors, those who worked with our plantations. Our nursery helps to know the various health benefits of medicinal plants available in India and those who interested can buy at reasonable cost. Apart from these one can relax in the garden, relax point, watch tower, etc.
Reviewed By MJacob18 - Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), India
Lockhart Tea Museum is a nice place to visit for appreciating the orthodox REAL tea manufacturing process. They offer wonderful surroundings, TEA outlet, tea shop, view point, nice garden and a wonderful ambience. Staff extremely courteous and helpful.
8. The Spice Route
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By deepali_shah37 - Chennai (Madras), India
From the Govt. Of Kerla - The Guided tour is informative, gives us knowledge of Ayurveda, refreshing what most of us studied in school ( Medicinal Properties of Plants) or better yet told by our parents and grandparents. Advantages of using Ayurveda - is using it long term. It is not a quick fix. They also have store where you can buy - using a guided menu / flyer.
9. Kerala Farm
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 137 reviews
It is a place for ayurvedic medicines and organic spices.We guarantee you to give the best .Ayurvedic medicines are not instant but they have the ability to cure the problems from its root.
Reviewed By arifmadathara - Kollam, India
Medicines are used for parents , very good results. I bought more medicines through courier. Received medicines in 7 days time . Very good service, any Enquiry you can clear with customer care staff. Very good quality society organisation.
