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Tirgaga Tea Factory

4 years ago • Bomet County • 18

Tea Farming in Bomet Tirgaga Tea Factory: Guided Tea Tours About 7 kms north of Tenwek along C24 Bomet-Tenwek-Silibwet Road lies the Tirgaga Tea Factory , one of 12 tea factories in Bomet County. Started in 2006, along the border of Aisaik and Kabusare Sub-locations, it produces primary grades BP1, PF1 PD, D1, TMF and Secondary grades F1 and Dust grades of tea. The factory, which is fed by more than 5000 farmers, also runs informative tours that engage guests through the process involved in producing their brands of tea. Visitors get a behind-the-scenes look at how tea is processed. On the tours, guests to the factory learn fermentation, dying, cutting, sieving and tea grading. The tea tours offer enthusiasts and curious travelers the opportunity to explore tea plantations too, and learn about the tea production process, and immerse themselves in the culture and history of tea-growing regions. Here, you learn about different tea varieties, and understand the cultivation methods. It is useful to pre-arrange a trip with the company via [email protected]. In any case, a trip here take you appreciable close to the edge of South Western Mau National Reserve, part of the largest remaining indigenous forest in Kenya. Touring Bomet County offers a chance to explore the lush landscapes, cultural heritage, and natural attractions of Kenya's Rift Valley region. Whether you're interested in nature, culture, or adventure, Bomet offers a diverse range of attractions and activities to explore. It is also a jumping-off place to Masai Mara. You Are Here: Tirgaga Tea Factory Where to Next? Explore Destinations Near Tirgaga Tea Factory A Guide to Bomet County A Summa Digest of Bomet About Bomet Way Back When 20 Destinations in Bomet County , arranged as one would visit these - east, north, south then west - with aid of narratives, images, strip maps and distance chart: Kipsigis Oasis Sanctuary and Culture , Chepalungu Forest , Nogirwet Irrigation Scheme , Chebara Irrigation Scheme , Kaplelach Cultural Centre , Masese Nyangores Ecotourism , Nyangores River , Masai Mara National Reserve , Fair Hills Hotel , Sahara Gardens Hotel , The Willis Hotel , Tenwek Falls , Motigo Hill , Kipsegon Ecosystem , Tirgaga Tea Factory , Trans Mara Forest , South Western Mau Forest , Iria Maina Falls , Changoi Tea Factory Know More About Bomet County: Its Geography, Land-Use, Highlights, Population, Roads - including a distance chart, Airports, Climate & National Monuments What's The Air Like In Bomet? Rainfall is evenly distributed in Bomet, except for the short dryer season in January and February. Temperature levels range from 16 o C to 24 o C with the coldest months between February and April; and July. What's The Lay Of The Land In C.36? Bomet has an undulating topography that gives way to a flatter terrain in the south. The overall slope is towards the south, except the north eastern region – which rises eastwards towards the 3,000 ms Mau Mountain Complex. Know More About Bomet County…

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