Sungei Palas Tea Centre
photo by Curtney
The tea center by BOH Plantations at the Sungei Palas tea garden is located just above Brinchang. Located on a hilltop, amidst rows of tea bushes and close to Gunung Brinchang, it offers spectacular views from a 20 foot overhanging platform and tours through the tea factory
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The Sungei Palas Tea Centre is open daily, except Monday, from 9 am to 4:30 pm.
Admission to the factory visit is free and information tours are conducted approximately every 30 minutes.
Sungei Palas Tea Centre Links:
Boh Tea Estate
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