PLANTATION HOLIDAYS

Traditionally India has been an agricultural country. Apart from producing rice, wheat and sugar India also has plantations forming its major cash crops. These plantations are not only a symbol of India's colonial past but are also a landmark of its vibrant economy.
clickgo.in plantation Tours also include other attractions to make your journey a wholesome and memorable affair with nature. Plantations holidays gives tourists the opportunity to experience a part of the area's history and cultures.
 

Spice Plantation Tours

Plantation tours in Kerala, India are ultimate getaways from the hustle and bustle of city life. Spice plantation tours in Kerala will savor an experience for a long time to come. The tour is a gentle walk through the plantation and is very sensory. There visitors enjoy an assortment of gourmet spice treats all grown on the plantation and prepared fresh which adds to the uniqueness of the tour.

Take a guided tour of the cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, turmeric, ginger, basil, nutmeg and pepper plantations . You can see the men climb on the Betel Nut trees, over a hundred feet above the ground, swaying from tree to tree and collecting ingredients for mixes and spices. An experienced guide accompanies each small group and explains the benefits of each fruit, nut and flower as he points out the trees to an amazed audience.

Tea Plantation tours

In India Tea Plantation tours are done in South and East India. In Kerala the main destinations for Tea tour are Munnar and Wayanad. In the Eastern India we tea garden tour which introduces you to the sight of Darjeeling’s beautiful tea gardens silhouetted against an impossibly blue sky, with women picking tea leaves and chucking them in traditional bamboo baskets slung on their backs.
 

Darjeeling tea estate tour lays bare for the visitors the complex process of tea plucking, processing and sorting. Visitors to the tea estate are given a tour of the factory and (in some cases) invited to a tea tasting ceremony. Some estates also offer luxury and heritage accommodation to guests. There are some tours which encourage the engagement of tourists with the workings of a tea estate. Best time to go: March to May, although tea plucking continues intermittently between June and November.

Coffee Plantation tours

Indian coffee bears a unique flavor which was introduced around four hundred years ago. Initially, the coffee plantation was limited to Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, but now it has gradually reached Andhra and Orissa. Learn first hand the difference between an Arabica and Robusta coffees. Coorg in Karnataka, India produces some of the best Robusta Coffees in the world.A visit to a working coffee farm is one trip every visitor to Costa Rica should make. Our coffee tour offers a glimpse of authentic Indian country side life and it introduces guests to the coffee production process, from the original seed to when its poured fresh into a cup.

Rubber Plantation tours

Unravel the history of rubber production in Kerala on rubber plantation tours. Rubber plantation was first brought into India by the Dutch from Indonesia. The climate of Kerala was just ideal for the production of rubber. It takes about seven year for a rubber tree to mature and reach the stage for extraction of rubber. Rubber trees remain rich in extracts for a long duration of twenty years. Trained professionals use the methods to produce rubber. You can avail of several accommodation options within and near the rubber plantations. Stay at any of the magnificent farmhouses and enjoy an ultimate plantation holiday experience. These exotic rubber farms are spread across the rubber belt of Kerala.

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