Enjoying Tea in the Annapurnas, Nepal

Posted on October 17th, 2009. Written by Tony Gebely.

Tea @ 10,531 feet.

After-dinner tea.

Hira serves up some masala tea.

Morning tea before Machhapachhare.

Himalayan mint tea.

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Tony Gebely

Tony is co-owner of Chicago Tea Garden and tweets as @WorldofTea. He has been a tea drinker for nearly ten years and has traveled to tea producing regions throughout Asia.

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  1. what lovely photos, thanks for the share. the mountains look spectacular. the mint is called pudina in Nepal and I can see real pudinas floating.

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