Nestled in the cool, elevated hills of Puncak near Bogor, the Gunung Mas Tea Plantation traces its roots to the Dutch colonial era. Spanning 6,000 acres (2,428 hectares), this vast expanse of lush, rolling tea fields is now under the management of the Indonesian government. Visitors can explore the plantation and tour the tea factory, gaining insight into the cultivation and processing of tea. For those seeking more adventure, the site offers activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and paragliding, depending on the season.
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