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Certified as a ‘Heritage Building’ by the Directorate of Archaeology, the bungalow dates back to more than 150 years. It was the official residence of the Visiting Agents or Burra Sahibs of McLeod Russel Tea Co. till the late 1900s.
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On the southeast coast of China, grows the White Ambrosia white tea, a very rare kind of white tea that is only harvested during a short span of time, in spring, every year. It is also known as “White Peony”
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Wondering what the term ‘flush’ means? In simple words, it is the season when tea leaves are harvested. There are generally four flushes—First, Second, Third and Fourth.
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The Cottage was built as an Annexe to the Burra bungalow in 1930's to accommodate special guests of the visiting agents. A perfect stay for couples with a private bonfire.
