Bois Cheri Tea Factory

The island of Mauritius is home to many tea gardens, all filled with refreshing greenery. For example, Bois Cheri Tea Garden in the southwest of Mao Island is one such place. The tea garden was built in 1892 and now consists of tea plants, tea museums and tea gardens. It witnessed the rise and fall of Mauritian tea culture for a hundred years, producing the most famous vanilla black tea in the local area.

Very good attractions, free tea gardens, you can see the tea garden scenery. There are also black swans, deer and other animals. There are a variety of free tea bags for you to taste, you can add milk, the price is cheaper than supermarkets and airports. A place worth visiting.

Tea garden visits are not free, because it is the weekend, the factory is closed, and the tea factory museum and Heng use afternoon tea, 250 rupees per person. The place to drink tea is next to the top of the mountain. The natural landscape is good. I tasted various flavors of tea bags, but the refreshment biscuits are generally the same. I think the view is better than tea.

The tea garden is in the suburbs, the scenery is still OK, there is a lake in the center, it looks very good environment, the sun is full, the rain is uniform, the growth of tea is good, this place is mainly brought by the team, feel the different tea garden is also OK, but compared to the big tea garden in China, Still less so.

On the way to the holy water lake, we will pass the tea garden. Tea is a specialty of hair balls, the tea garden is good, the old wooden house is also very charming, tourists can enjoy free afternoon tea here, but also free to taste rum, if you taste it, you can also buy it here, but the price is more expensive than the supermarket.