It’s a lovely place with beautiful tea plantation landscape…We had a very knowledgeable tour guide who called himself Puppy so we were informed of the different type of teas and how they were grown and processed… There is a place for tea tasting, tea shop and place where they sell ice cream/ice tea/frappe, etc…If not for this visit and the knowledge of the tour guide, I would not have learnt about how the KMT ended in Thailand and started some of the plantation.Overall it was informative and relaxing place..
The tea plantation has a place to see the tea plantation and have desserts and drinks from the shop made from real tea. The taste is great. It has a good atmosphere suitable for taking pictures.Where to buy tea, there are many points to buy. There are many viewpoints and photography spots such as in the tea plantation or various corners that the shop has arranged for taking pictures. There are also souvenirs for sale. can buy for relatives The desserts and drinks that the shop sells are made from real tea. Eat and smell good. There are both Thai and green tea. The restaurant’s recommended menu is Green Leg Cake. because it smells like tea and people like to buy a lot
There was no information on the tea making process. It is a cafe and a gift shop. You don’t see anything, neither is anything explained. If you want a nice green iced tea in nice surroundings then drive the windy roads up here but don’t expect to learn anything! The drinks and food are expensive. Our green tea frappe was amazing but the green tea fudge cake was more like jelly with no hint of fudge and weakly tasting of green tea.
We first visited this plantation in 2014 when the tea room was a small area and not so commercial. We found it to be very expensive with too many visitors very different to our first experience.
this is a really good tea plantation, it is so huge!. But at the same time, it’s very relaxing to see the wide range of plantation in front of you. They gave us free tea tasting, which are very good and at the same time you can buy some cakes or any sweets that will go with it. The café of the plantation is very modern and very big where you can chill and relax, and have a sip of tea while watching the tea plantation in front of you.
Immense yourself in a delightful scenic panorama and sample some tea when you visit the Cafe. The Cafe offers a range of tea beverages and cakes. Take cash..as we were advised no card facilities.
I visited this plantation as part of a tour group. Sadly I learnt nothing about tea plantations or even tea. The whole experience was just a tea sample drinking exercise to get people to buy stuff from the expensive store. I did get a Matcha Crepe Cake from the cafe and that was delicious. The cake is the only reason I’ve given the place 3 stars.
Apart from the amazing view of the beautiful tea plantations, there’s not much to see there. No explanation or even a brochure about the process of making tea, no factory visit. You only get to taste some tea samples and buy from their shop or café.
It’s a lovely place with beautiful tea plantation landscape…We had a very knowledgeable tour guide who called himself Puppy so we were informed of the different type of teas and how they were grown and processed… There is a place for tea tasting, tea shop and place where they sell ice cream/ice tea/frappe, etc…If not for this visit and the knowledge of the tour guide, I would not have learnt about how the KMT ended in Thailand and started some of the plantation.Overall it was informative and relaxing place..
The tea plantation has a place to see the tea plantation and have desserts and drinks from the shop made from real tea. The taste is great. It has a good atmosphere suitable for taking pictures.Where to buy tea, there are many points to buy. There are many viewpoints and photography spots such as in the tea plantation or various corners that the shop has arranged for taking pictures. There are also souvenirs for sale. can buy for relatives The desserts and drinks that the shop sells are made from real tea. Eat and smell good. There are both Thai and green tea. The restaurant’s recommended menu is Green Leg Cake. because it smells like tea and people like to buy a lot
There was no information on the tea making process. It is a cafe and a gift shop. You don’t see anything, neither is anything explained. If you want a nice green iced tea in nice surroundings then drive the windy roads up here but don’t expect to learn anything! The drinks and food are expensive. Our green tea frappe was amazing but the green tea fudge cake was more like jelly with no hint of fudge and weakly tasting of green tea.
We first visited this plantation in 2014 when the tea room was a small area and not so commercial. We found it to be very expensive with too many visitors very different to our first experience.
Very good tea plantation with incredible scenery.The food is also good and will be better if prices are more reasonable.
this is a really good tea plantation, it is so huge!. But at the same time, it’s very relaxing to see the wide range of plantation in front of you. They gave us free tea tasting, which are very good and at the same time you can buy some cakes or any sweets that will go with it. The café of the plantation is very modern and very big where you can chill and relax, and have a sip of tea while watching the tea plantation in front of you.
Immense yourself in a delightful scenic panorama and sample some tea when you visit the Cafe. The Cafe offers a range of tea beverages and cakes. Take cash..as we were advised no card facilities.
I visited this plantation as part of a tour group. Sadly I learnt nothing about tea plantations or even tea. The whole experience was just a tea sample drinking exercise to get people to buy stuff from the expensive store. I did get a Matcha Crepe Cake from the cafe and that was delicious. The cake is the only reason I’ve given the place 3 stars.
Visited the cafe and gift shop, both of which were very clean. The green tea was good. There is an amazing view of the tea plantation from the cafe.
Apart from the amazing view of the beautiful tea plantations, there’s not much to see there. No explanation or even a brochure about the process of making tea, no factory visit. You only get to taste some tea samples and buy from their shop or café.