Ceylon Tea Museum Review

[View] First they show you the tea factory and explain to you how the tea is made, [Fun] then provide you with tea, there is a very good shop to buy all kinds of tea, very expensive.

[View] The Ceylon Tea Museum is a classic that I think is a good guide. It is very pleasant and exquisite. [Fun] The locals are very enthusiastic and the introduction is very detailed. [Cost-effective] It is more suitable for coming. The parking lot is very large.

[View] Great museum, very interesting, suitable for children to play, very fun [price ratio] worth seeing the growth, convenient transportation [interest] tickets are not expensive, it is worth looking forward to

It is a kind of enjoyment to order a cup of coffee for 2 yuan and a cake for 1.5 yuan to see the tea in the mountains.

Ceylon Ceylon (Sri Lanka) tourism, tea garden is one of the must-see tourism projects. From Kang, the tea garden is far away. The road is basically a mountain road, which takes more than two hours to drive. Although the journey was hard, it was worthwhile to go to the tea garden, visit tea processing, tea picking activities, and finally choose the tea you like.

First of all, the beautiful scenery of the small town and mountains seen along the way up the mountain, and until the end, I came to the Tea Museum, which added a lot to the experience. Any museum needs time to immerse itself in the experience to absorb knowledge, and this one is no exception. It takes at least 2 hours. The museum offers great guides that guide guests through the exhibits at a rate that depends on the different levels of interest visitors have in the various exhibits. The museum is wonderfully blending the history of tea throughout the Ceylon region.

The Ceylon Tea Museum is only three kilometers away from Candy City, which tells the history of tea in Sri Lanka. It is a five-story building converted from an old tea factory. Locals are priced at 100 Sri Lankan rupees and foreigners at 800 Sri Lankan rupees. Here you can see many exhibits about tea. Here you can see what the father of Sri Lankan tea relies on what Mr. Raymond used in his life. There is also a great exhibit that simulates how the tea factory works. The first tea bags, the first tea dryer and the first tea rolling bed are also on display here. There is a teahouse at the top of the museum where you can taste free Sri Lankan tea and it tastes great. There is a large tea shop next to it where you can buy a variety of Sri Lankan tea.

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