The tea museum entrance has a
granite sundial that was made in 1913 to greet its visitors by the Art
Industrial School at Nazareth in Tamil Nadu, several old equipment, including
original tea roller of 1905, the Pelton wheel used in the power generation
plant that existed in Kanniamally Estate in 1920 and rotorvane (the old-time
CTC type tea processing machine), an iron-age burial urn dating back to the 2nd
century BC are proud possessions of the museum. Another important item on
display is a rail engine wheel unit of the Kundale Valley Light Railway that
operated between Munnar and Top Station.
We can witness early 20th century royal
bungalow furniture, cash safe, magneto phone, wooden bathtub, an iron oven that
used firewood, antique typewriters, etc.
Never miss to visit the tea-manufacturing unit where the guides explain
the nuances of tea making process in the olden days and how it has changed with
the advent of modern techniques to its curious visitors. Inside the museum you
can experience a tea-tasting session with a variety of
tea on display.
Kannan Devan Tea Museum is located
a short distance away from the hill station town of Munnar and is accessible by
road. A visit to this place is informative and helps an individual understand
the art with which tea is prepared.
For a luxurious stay in munnar , visit Mountain Trail Resort
For a luxurious stay in munnar , visit Mountain Trail Resort
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