exterior of the tea house
The city of Dushanbe in Tajikistan, Boulder's sister city, gave the tea house as a gift to Boulder. Artists from Tajikistan hand carved the ceilings and columns without the use of power tools. When seeing the creation in person, you can't help but be amazed. Visiting the Dushanbe Tea House is one experience you shouldn't miss when visiting Boulder.
pour me some tea, please
Boulder's sister city of Dushanbe gave the tea house to Boulder as a gift. The ceiling and columns were carved by artisans in Tajikistan, and no two columns are alike. Just sitting inside the tea house and taking in the sights is a great way to pass some time. Sitting inside the tea house while gazing at hand carved columns and ceilings is enough to inspire even the least artistically inclined.
interior carvings on columns and ceilings
Aside from the tea, we all enjoyed a wonderful meal from the brunch menu. You really couldn't go wrong with any of the menu items, and we all thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The silence after the food arrived spoke for itself. I enjoyed every single bite of my omelette, potatoes, and biscuit.
chives!
If you are in or visiting Boulder, do yourself a favor and make a trip to the Dushanbe Tea House. You won't regret it. Even if you don't like tea, there are so many other things you will enjoy while there.
This is the most beautiful gift ever. I love Boulder and this is just awesome. Wow. It looks unreal!
ReplyDeleteThis place is awesome! Both the inside and outside are gorgeous, and I'm sad I only went here once while living in Boulder! It's such a unique place! xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I love your blog! My husband and I are both from Colorado and miss it dearly! (He is a pilot in the Air Force as well) We went to college in Boulder and I have many fond memories of this tea house.
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