Last updated: May 2026 The sudden popularity of tea from Nepal was not something anyone had anticipated. Nepal’s eastern hilly region is not only cool but also high in altitude, making it one of the best places in...

Are you a tea enthusiast seeking a one-of-a-kind travel experience? The Ilam district of Nepal — nestled in the lush Mahabharata hills of the eastern Himalayas — is the heart of Nepal's tea country. At 5,000–7,000 ft above...

Tea is not just a beverage in Nepal — it is a fundamental aspect of the country's cultural identity, woven into daily routines, hospitality practices, and social rituals. From the spiced milk tea (chiya) shared at kitchen tables...

Nepal, with its diverse terroir and rich tea-making traditions, is home to skilled artisans who handcraft exquisite teas at 5,000–7,000 ft above sea level. This article explores the meticulous process of handcrafting tea in Nepal's Ilam and Taplejung...

Tea is more than just a beverage in Nepal — it's a cultural staple deeply woven into daily life, social gatherings, and rituals. Whether it's the spiced milk tea (chiya) that starts every morning, or the orthodox loose...

In Nepal, tea is not just a beverage — it's a cultural cornerstone that plays a pivotal role in festivals, rituals, and social bonding. From the bustling streets of Kathmandu during Dashain to the serene monasteries of the...

Discover every type of Nepali tea — black, green, oolong, and white — grown at high altitude in Ilam and Taplejung. Find the perfect Nepal Hills tea for you.