Photos tagged as tea

Tea

Tea at the tea shop in Yantai. Look at it, sitting there and stuff...

Date: 13 September 2008
Photographer: IRShaolin: gallery
Location: Yantai, China
Tags: tea shop
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tea plantation

Date: September 2008
Photographer: simon18: gallery
Location: Malaysia
Tags: nature tea plantation fild
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budist tea

Date: August 2008
Photographer: simon18: gallery
Location: Malaysia
Tags: tea pot
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Meals

Tulga and Chimgee was like our parents..Their meals are makes not to move to place to place..I miss it..

Date: 16 July 2008
Photographer: khatgal: gallery
Location: Mongolia
Tags: and the tea to near nice coffee have sitting open fire.
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Ooh how delightful!

Dad takin the mickey out of Mermaid Corner Tea House...

Date: 23 June 2008
Photographer: lici3: gallery
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Tags: tea english dad
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Teahouse Guiyang 01

Date: 6 June 2008
Photographer: inchinahil: gallery
Location: China
Tags: tea guiyang
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After Dinner

Date: 6 June 2008
Photographer: inchinahil: gallery
Location: China
Tags: tea guiyang
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tea plantation

tea plantation, Northwest Vietnam

Date: June 2008
Photographer: sugarhigh: gallery
Location: Vietnam
Tags: tea plantation
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to Uji, Kyoto for world heritage..

It's very famous for Japanese Tea and quite far away from Kyoto.. the Uji Bridge is very nice!!

Date: 4 January 2008
Photographer: ak1215: gallery
Location: Japan
Tags: the tea - japanese pavilion uji byoudoin phoenix
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Neverending Tea Plantations

Date: 21 September 2007
Photographer: travbod579: gallery
Location: Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
Tags: tea plantation cameron highlands
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Green flowering tea

Date: 18 August 2007
Photographer: hammarn: gallery
Location: Shanghai, China
Tags: flower tea shanghai asia tasting
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Tea tasting

Date: 18 August 2007
Photographer: hammarn: gallery
Location: Shanghai, China
Tags: tea shanghai asia tasting
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Tea Tasters

Three from our tour group taste leaves from tea plants at a tea farm

Date: 6 July 2007
Photographer: stacyacy: gallery
Location: China
Tags: tea hangzhou
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taking tea

Date: 18 April 2007
Photographer: Tariq5449: gallery
Location: Bangladesh
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Tea or lunch in a Museum after shopping at the Printemps or Galeries Lafayette !

Everytime I want to please a friend who does not know the Musée Jacquemart André's Café, I take her there for tea or lunch !? A rare place to rest before or after visiting the museum's fine collection of Italian Renaissance and French 18th century works. Where else in the world could you sip tea beneath a sumptuous trompe l'oeil ceiling by Giacomo Tiepolo - 158 Boulevard Haussmann (8th) - Tel 01 45 62 04 44 - Musee Jacquemart-Andre

Date: 10 January 2007
Photographer: lisetteann: gallery
Location: France
Tags: tea room place tearoom secret
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Tea Farm Terraces

hill side covered with tea plants

Date: 6 January 2007
Photographer: stacyacy: gallery
Location: China
Tags: tea hangzhou
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Tea plucker

A smiling tea plucker on a plantation near Kandy

Date: 2007
Photographer: schweboo: gallery
Location: Sri Lanka
Tags: tea sri lanka plucker kandy
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ROUGH ROAD TO NAMSHAN

ROUGH ROAD TO NAMSHAN...It took me almost half a day on this hired China-made bike to get from Hsipaw to Namshan, about 80km apart.It was more than a bone-jarring ride;it was bumpy, painful along certain stretches that were simply narrow, slippery and riddled with pebbles and stones. Often I had to stop to let on-coming trucks pass. After three falls, one of which almost sent me down the steep ravine (a cluster of bamboo saved me!), I arrived in Namshan, dirty, tired and shivering as the evening’s cold mountain air bit into my skin. But it was worth the experience. I savoured every moment of my four-day stay in this remote mountain township, dubbed the “tea capital” of Myanmar.”