Gathoni Sensory Garden Tour a very informative & pleasant place to know about plants & it's benefits

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Gathoni Tea Farm is located along Limuru Road, less than 1 km from St. Paul’s University’s main gate. Gathoni Tea Farm is a world of tranquillity, aroma, and flavour. Gathoni Farm is popularly known for hosting both Naishola and Naiposha Gardens.

Visiting Gathoni Tea Farm, you’ll learn the art of tea cultivation, processing, and tasting. You will also get the opportunity to go on a Sensory Garden Tour. Most of the tourists who visit the Gathoni Tea Farm are Kenyans. They want their children, born in cities, to learn about tea traditions and pay homage to their ancestors.

Since introducing the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), which emphasises hands-on learning experiences, Gathoni Tea Farm has seen a jump in visitors. The tea farm tours have become a favourite pastime for families, couples, groups of friends, and schools.

Sensory Garden and Tea Farm Tour

The Sensory Garden Tour at Gathoni Farm is not only the first one in Kenya but also in all of East Africa. A sensory garden stimulates and engages the five basic senses of sight, smell, sound, touch, and taste.  This type of garden not only allows you to connect to nature but also encourages you to become more aware of your surroundings and your response to them, tapping into the principles of mindfulness. Spending time in a sensory garden can help enhance your sense of well-being, reduce stress, and calm your mind.

Sensory Garden and Tea Farm Tour Highlights

Tea Farm Tour

Tea Harvesting

Making Orthodox Tea

Scented Garden Tour

Making a scented bag

Herbal Tea Tasting

Composition and Recycling

Plant Nursery

Hike to Naiposha Gardens

Picnic (bring your food and drinks)

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