Tea garden @ cha patti

A tea garden is a cultivated area where tea plants, primarily Camellia sinensis, are grown for producing tea leaves. These gardens are usually found in regions with a suitable climate for tea cultivation, such as moderate rainfall, good drainage, and temperatures between 10-30°C. Tea gardens are often located in mountainous or hilly areas, providing an ideal environment for tea growth.In countries like India, China, Sri Lanka, and Japan, tea gardens are significant both culturally and economically. Popular tea-growing regions include Darjeeling and Assam in India, Yunnan in China, and Shizuoka in Japan. Tea gardens not only supply raw materials for tea production but also serve as scenic destinations for tourists, who can enjoy the lush green landscapes and learn about the traditional tea-making process.Each tea garden’s environment—soil type, altitude, climate—can impact the flavor profile of the tea, making each region’s tea distinct. Some gardens specialize in producing unique tea varieties, like green tea, black tea, or specialty teas, known for their subtle flavor variations and quality