Tea processing
Crushing, tearing and curling shown with machinery.
01 / Quick answers
KDHP Tea Museum, in short.
Where is it?
On the Nullathanni estate, about 1.5 km from Munnar town.
Timings?
Roughly 9 AM to 5 PM and usually closed on Mondays; confirm on the day.
What will I see?
Tea-processing stages, old machinery, photographs and a tasting session.
Is a taxi needed?
It is close to town, so a short drop or part of a sightseeing day works.
02 / Inside
What the museum shows.
Colonial history
A wheel from the Kundala Valley Railway and period furniture.
Tasting
A tea-tasting session is part of the visit.
03 / Time
How long to keep.
- About 45 to 60 minutes inside
- Best between sightseeing stops, not as a full-day plan
- Closed on Mondays, so plan the day accordingly
04 / Combine
Where it fits.
Sightseeing day
Add it to a Top Station or Mattupetty day. See routes
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
On the Nullathanni estate, about 1.5 km from Munnar town.
About 9 AM to 5 PM, closed on Mondays. Check before you go.
About 45 to 60 minutes.
Yes, a tasting session is part of the visit.
Yes, it is a short indoor visit.
A short drop is easy; many guests add it to a sightseeing day.
Tea is sold on the premises; ask at the counter.
If you want tea history and a short rest from hill roads, yes.
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