LIPTON'S SEAT
Local history – Culture
2024
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2024
Lipton's Seat is named after the most famous tea planter in the British Empire, Sir Thomas Lipton. This small observation platform now houses a statue of the Scottish baron sitting on a bench and offers a stunning view of the surrounding area. It is indeed from here that he watched over his plantations. It can be reached by climbing about 7 km through the beautiful tea plantations. It is best to get there early in the morning to watch the sun rise over the hills and to have a chance to see the tea pickers at work.
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Des magnifiques balades à travers les champs de thé et des rencontres insolites avec les cueilleuses de thé.
La visite de la manufacture est un plus si vous parlez bien anglais !!
Mieux vaut la faire à pied plutôt qu'en tchuk tchuk.
Les ramasseuses de thé se laissent photographier facilement et avec le sourire