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]]> India is the second-largest producer of tea in the world, and going there without tasting one of their traditional flavors is like never going at all. Here’s a couple you should definitely try during your visit to this Asian country.

Darjeeling Tea

The so-called “Champagne of Teas” definitely deserves its title, and it will win you over with its distinct floral taste.

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« Les sanglots longs Des violons De l’automne Blessent mon coeur D’une langueur Monotone » . Un très beau thé pour ce matin d’automne Le Darjeeling Shree Dwarika bio de chez @georgecannonparis Superbe thé aux notes fruitées et fleuries pour bien commencer la journée . C’est toujours un immense plaisir que de découvrir un grand cru, sensation de partir en voyage . Magique … #darjeelingtea #bio #teatrip #verlaine #tea #lille #teastagram #thé#creative_member #livecreate #violon #teaoftheday #tealovers #wonderfull#tealicious #thé #inspiration #teastyle #mycupoftea #inspiredbynature #fall #autumn #mycupofteawithflowers #cestlautomne #autumntea#georgecannon

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Assam Tea

Assam is the world’s largest tea-growing area, and the tea named after it is easily recognizable for its malty flavor and strong color.

Nilgiri Tea

If you’re looking for an aromatic and strong tea with a smooth flavor, this is the best option you could possibly pick while in India.

Noon Chai

This tea variation will also be a delight for your eyes, thanks to its distinctive bright pink color.

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✌🏻 👋 👋 Recipe for this Tea up on my blog (link in the Bio) . I enjoyed making every bit of this tea…it is pink in colour and has a distinguished and aromatic taste to it, very different from the typical teas we usually have. It is made with green tea leaves, milk, salt and Bicarbonate Soda. When the tea is brewed for sometime it turns into a ‘tomatoish’ brown colour. Then, when you add the milk to it, you get a nice pink colour… (no need to use food colouring). It is such a sweet comforting cup of tea . If you do make this tea using my recipe, I would love to hear your feedback below and how it turned out for you! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #hooyos_house #kashmir #chai #kashmirichai #bakhoor #sweet #islam #muslimah #foodie #yummymummies #delicious #somali #sunnah #mum #homemade #noonchai #pinktea #pinktea #bakhoorburner #lifestyleblogger #foodblogger #somalifoodblogger #teablogger #greenteatime #muslimahfoodie

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Masala Chai

This mixed-spice tea can be found all over the world, but you should definitely try it in India since it originates from this country.

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☕МАСАЛА ЧАЙ☕ ⠀ Один из моих самых любимых согревающих напитков! Пряный, он как будто окутывает чувством уюта ♥ У него множество вариантов, но по такому вот рецепту делаем мы дома: ⠀ Ингредиенты: Молоко 2 стакана Вода – 1,5 стакана Чёрный чай – 2 ст.ложки Мёд – 1 ст.л Специи (варьируйте по вкусу): Гвоздика – 4 шт Молотая корица – пол ч.л. Молотый кардамон – шепотка Молотый имбирь – пол ч.л. (свежий тоже можно, примерно сантиметр тогда) Мускатный орех – щепотка ⠀ В воду добавляем все специи и доводим до кипения, далее уменьшаем огонь и варим 3-5 минут, чтобы специи раскрылись. Добавляем молоко, через 3-4 минуты так же добавляем чай, перемешиваем и снимаем с огня. Даём настояться 5 минут, после чего добавляем мёд (или прямо перед подачей). Мёд не стоит добавлять прямо в кипяток, иначе он потеряет все свои полезные качества. ⠀ Перед подачей можно так же процедить от чаинок и оставшиеся специй, особенно если будете использовать целые, а не молотые. ⠀ Вуаля 😊 Закутываемся в плед и открываем самую любимую книгу, или сериал, кому что больше по душе) ⠀ #немногопро_рецепты ⠀ #foodphotokarusel_сентябрь19 от @foodphotokarusel организаторы @elizavetamaleva @natashasechenova @masha_malakanova спонсор @kitchen_comfortmax Москва

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]]> 3 Souvenirs You Must Bring Home From India https://travelermaster.com/3-souvenirs-must-bring-home-india/ Tue, 03 Jul 2018 07:00:33 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=2069 India, with its colorful culture, food and many undiscovered and untouched places, is a dream destination to a passionate traveler. Visiting this beautiful, yet mysterious country will definitely leave a trace in your soul. And what is the best way to remember your time there, then to bring home souvenirs that will capture the spirit of […]

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]]> India, with its colorful culture, food and many undiscovered and untouched places, is a dream destination to a passionate traveler. Visiting this beautiful, yet mysterious country will definitely leave a trace in your soul. And what is the best way to remember your time there, then to bring home souvenirs that will capture the spirit of India.

Traditional Indian Puppets

These Indian handmade puppets, made of soft wood and decorated with colorful fabric, have been used for storytelling for centuries. Puppetry is ancient art and it is the most common art in Rajasthan, India’s largest state. It is maintained by Bhats of the Nat community of bardic traditions.

Indian tea

Chai (Tea) is the most popular drink amongst Indians. So no wonder why there are huge, picturesque tea plantations. There are at least 10 regions which are cultivating and brewing tea. Bringing home an organic, locally made tea is a perfect gift for a tea-lover.

Mojari

Mojari, also known as Jutti or Nagra is a popular footwear worn in the state of Punjab. These colorful, handcrafted, tanned leather Indian shoes are made by the talented artisans. The shape and the design can vary from ethnicity to ethnicity. It can be decorated with cowry shells, mirrors, bells and ceramic beads.

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]]> India is the second-largest producer of tea in the world, and going there without tasting one of their traditional flavors is like never going at all. Here’s a couple you should definitely try during your visit to this Asian country.

Darjeeling Tea

The so-called “Champagne of Teas” definitely deserves its title, and it will win you over with its distinct floral taste.

View this post on Instagram

« Les sanglots longs Des violons De l’automne Blessent mon coeur D’une langueur Monotone » . Un très beau thé pour ce matin d’automne Le Darjeeling Shree Dwarika bio de chez @georgecannonparis Superbe thé aux notes fruitées et fleuries pour bien commencer la journée . C’est toujours un immense plaisir que de découvrir un grand cru, sensation de partir en voyage . Magique … #darjeelingtea #bio #teatrip #verlaine #tea #lille #teastagram #thé#creative_member #livecreate #violon #teaoftheday #tealovers #wonderfull#tealicious #thé #inspiration #teastyle #mycupoftea #inspiredbynature #fall #autumn #mycupofteawithflowers #cestlautomne #autumntea#georgecannon

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Assam Tea

Assam is the world’s largest tea-growing area, and the tea named after it is easily recognizable for its malty flavor and strong color.

Nilgiri Tea

If you’re looking for an aromatic and strong tea with a smooth flavor, this is the best option you could possibly pick while in India.

Noon Chai

This tea variation will also be a delight for your eyes, thanks to its distinctive bright pink color.

View this post on Instagram

✌🏻 👋 👋 Recipe for this Tea up on my blog (link in the Bio) . I enjoyed making every bit of this tea…it is pink in colour and has a distinguished and aromatic taste to it, very different from the typical teas we usually have. It is made with green tea leaves, milk, salt and Bicarbonate Soda. When the tea is brewed for sometime it turns into a ‘tomatoish’ brown colour. Then, when you add the milk to it, you get a nice pink colour… (no need to use food colouring). It is such a sweet comforting cup of tea . If you do make this tea using my recipe, I would love to hear your feedback below and how it turned out for you! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #hooyos_house #kashmir #chai #kashmirichai #bakhoor #sweet #islam #muslimah #foodie #yummymummies #delicious #somali #sunnah #mum #homemade #noonchai #pinktea #pinktea #bakhoorburner #lifestyleblogger #foodblogger #somalifoodblogger #teablogger #greenteatime #muslimahfoodie

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Masala Chai

This mixed-spice tea can be found all over the world, but you should definitely try it in India since it originates from this country.

View this post on Instagram

☕МАСАЛА ЧАЙ☕ ⠀ Один из моих самых любимых согревающих напитков! Пряный, он как будто окутывает чувством уюта ♥ У него множество вариантов, но по такому вот рецепту делаем мы дома: ⠀ Ингредиенты: Молоко 2 стакана Вода – 1,5 стакана Чёрный чай – 2 ст.ложки Мёд – 1 ст.л Специи (варьируйте по вкусу): Гвоздика – 4 шт Молотая корица – пол ч.л. Молотый кардамон – шепотка Молотый имбирь – пол ч.л. (свежий тоже можно, примерно сантиметр тогда) Мускатный орех – щепотка ⠀ В воду добавляем все специи и доводим до кипения, далее уменьшаем огонь и варим 3-5 минут, чтобы специи раскрылись. Добавляем молоко, через 3-4 минуты так же добавляем чай, перемешиваем и снимаем с огня. Даём настояться 5 минут, после чего добавляем мёд (или прямо перед подачей). Мёд не стоит добавлять прямо в кипяток, иначе он потеряет все свои полезные качества. ⠀ Перед подачей можно так же процедить от чаинок и оставшиеся специй, особенно если будете использовать целые, а не молотые. ⠀ Вуаля 😊 Закутываемся в плед и открываем самую любимую книгу, или сериал, кому что больше по душе) ⠀ #немногопро_рецепты ⠀ #foodphotokarusel_сентябрь19 от @foodphotokarusel организаторы @elizavetamaleva @natashasechenova @masha_malakanova спонсор @kitchen_comfortmax Москва

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]]> 3 Souvenirs You Must Bring Home From India https://travelermaster.com/3-souvenirs-must-bring-home-india/ Tue, 03 Jul 2018 07:00:33 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=2069 India, with its colorful culture, food and many undiscovered and untouched places, is a dream destination to a passionate traveler. Visiting this beautiful, yet mysterious country will definitely leave a trace in your soul. And what is the best way to remember your time there, then to bring home souvenirs that will capture the spirit of […]

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]]> India, with its colorful culture, food and many undiscovered and untouched places, is a dream destination to a passionate traveler. Visiting this beautiful, yet mysterious country will definitely leave a trace in your soul. And what is the best way to remember your time there, then to bring home souvenirs that will capture the spirit of India.

Traditional Indian Puppets

These Indian handmade puppets, made of soft wood and decorated with colorful fabric, have been used for storytelling for centuries. Puppetry is ancient art and it is the most common art in Rajasthan, India’s largest state. It is maintained by Bhats of the Nat community of bardic traditions.

Indian tea

Chai (Tea) is the most popular drink amongst Indians. So no wonder why there are huge, picturesque tea plantations. There are at least 10 regions which are cultivating and brewing tea. Bringing home an organic, locally made tea is a perfect gift for a tea-lover.

Mojari

Mojari, also known as Jutti or Nagra is a popular footwear worn in the state of Punjab. These colorful, handcrafted, tanned leather Indian shoes are made by the talented artisans. The shape and the design can vary from ethnicity to ethnicity. It can be decorated with cowry shells, mirrors, bells and ceramic beads.

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