BOH is, in total, producing about 4 million kilos of tea a year, which is about 5.5 million cups a day. But our consumption in Malaysia is almost 8 million cups a day.

Tea tourism attracts travelers to the Cameron Highlands Resort, where classic tea service is provided right on the plantation grounds Photographs for TIME by Peter Hunt. ... High Tea in Malaysia.

Chinese tea was introduced to Malaysia during the 15th century. In 1929, a British businessman established BOH Plantations in Malaysia’s fertile Cameron Highlands, which represented the first ...

BOH served 102,000 cups of tea over a two-day period, on 4th and 5th February, to devotees and visitors alike at the Sri Subramaniar Swamy Temple in Batu Caves which qualified them for this record ...

You can visit the Boh Tea Plantation at Boh Road or the Boh-owned Sungai (alternatively spelled Sungei) Palas Tea Garden in Brinchang. Both are open daily except on Mondays.

In fact, BOH’s nine-decade milestone lends parallel perspective to the growth of Malaysia’s own tea industry. The nation’s first tea garden was established by BOH in 1929 in Cameron Highlands.

High tea in Malaysia's post-colonial paradise. ... The Boh Tea Company is well worth a visit and comes recommended for those looking for the lowdown on the cuppa's origins.

Malaya Tea Room typically offers its afternoon tea boxes every other weekend, for curbside pickup between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. With a minimum order, customers can also ...