Tea gardens in India

Small tea growers in West Bengal contribute approximately 62% of the state's total tea production. Although the state has nearly 50,000 small tea gardens, only 7,321 of them are legal.

In some good news for small tea gardens, the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government has issued two notifications, paving the way for the legalization of about 43,000 small tea plantations, Indian media reported on Wednesday.

The plantations emerged illegally on private and government lands in northern Bengal between 2001 and 2017.

Tea gardens in India are lush, scenic plantations primarily located in regions like Assam, Darjeeling, and Nilgiri. Known for producing some of the world's finest teas, these gardens offer breathtaking views, rich biodiversity, and a cultural heritage that dates back centuries, making them iconic destinations for tea enthusiasts. Here's a list

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Assam is known as the "Tea Garden of India" and is home to vast tea plantations, including the Gatoonga, Halmari, and ManjushreeTea Estates.

Atiabari Tea Estate

Situated in the beautiful hilly district of Jalpaiguri, the Atiabari Tea Estate is one of our most eco-friendly tea gardens in West Bengal. The features of this tea garden produce the finest quality tea. It is located in Kalchini area bordering the Buxa Tiger Reserve. The environment around this tea estate is so pleasant that it provides the best conditions for the tea leaves to grow. Humid climate and nearly 100cm rainfall each year makes it an ideal place for tea plantation. It is an FSSAI Certified Tea Estate. The Atiabari Tea Estate has made a rightful place for itself in the list of tea gardens in West Bengal.