India's 1st Chocolate Museum in Ooty

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Hello friends , Hope you all are enjoying your home quarantine. As you cannot going out in this lockdown so here i am to tell you about the amazing places around you or around the world so being at your home you can know about the facts and famous places at your fingertips.

So my today's blog is about the one of the museum in india



India's first ever chocolate museum is located in Tamil Naidu Ooty and run by a local family called M&N Chocolate Museum,it contains models explaining the preparation of chocolate bars from beans,house a mannequin draped with chocolate clothes.It was also named in LIMCA book of records for creating india's longest chocolate bar


Also read : India's Only Kite Museum in Ahemdabad

What’s In It?

This museum takes you on a journey right from the extraction of cocoa beans to the manufacturing of the chocolate bar. It exhibits both ancient as well as modern techniques of preparation of chocolate. You can understand the history of chocolate dating back to 1500 BC when Mayans prepared Cocoa drinks from Cocoa beans. The charts and posters adorning the walls will further enlighten you about the process of preparing chocolates.


The M&N Chocolate Museum has over 100 chocolates on display, making sure that every guest who enters this museum, will leave craving for a chocolate bar at the end of the museum tour. 



What’s More?

Unleash your inner Willy Wonka at this chocolate paradise by trying to handcraft your own chocolates here, thanks to the do-it-yourself chocolate making kit. You can make your own chocolate and eat it too! Do take some delicious gifts back home as there are Premium, Vintage and Classic collections of chocolates which make for the best souvenir ever.

  • Deets

    Address: M & N Chocolate Museum, Ooty-Mysore Road, near HPF, Ooty, Tamil Nadu 643005
    Timings: 9 am to 7 pm
    Cost: ₹20 per person
    Contact: 0423 244 3666

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Location: Ooty-Mysore Road, near HPF, Indunagar, Ooty, Tamil Nadu 643005, India

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