Nestled in the southern part of Mauritius, the Bois Cheri Plantation has been a cornerstone of tea production since 1892. Spanning approximately 617 acres, the plantation features lush tea fields, a modern production facility, and a museum. Visitors can explore the rolling green landscapes, observe the intricate processes of tea making, and delve into the history and culture of tea through the exhibits. The museum offers a comprehensive look at the journey from leaf to cup, providing a rich, educational experience.
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