Famous Tea Gardens of Assam

India is the second largest producer of tea after China. Tea plantations were introduced to the country by the British, during the colonial regime. Over the years, Indians started producing different varieties of teas like Assam, Kangra, Darjeeling, Kashmiri Kahva, Nilgiri etc. Among all the aforementioned varieties, the one which has stood the test of time in terms of popularity, (at least in the domestic market) is Assam tea. Over the years, this brew has been loved by the majority of Indians and for good reason.

Monabarie Tea Estate
Located in the Biswanath Chariali district of Assam, the Monabarie Tea Estate is the largest tea estate in Assam and also in Asia. In fact, it’s so huge that it is also ranked as the world’s largest tea garden. Spread across 1,158 hectares and owned by McLeod Russel India Limited, the highlight of the estate are its red coloured aromatic leaves that will leave you wanting for more.
Corramore Tea Estate
Founded in the year 1860 by Robert Logan from Scotland, the Corramore Tea Estate in Hatigarh in the Darrang district of Assam, is a heritage property now owned by Williamson Tea. Spread across an area of 480 hectares, the tea estate produces the finest blend of the rare species of Camellia assamica. Since it’s located close to Bhutan, it also offers exceptional panoramic views of the Kaziranga hills.
Halmari Tea Estate
About a hundred years old, the Halmari Tea Estate has been carrying forward the legacy of the finest tea without compromising on its quality. Spread across 374 hectares, and located in the Moran district of Assam, they’ve consistently maintained the quality of tea over the years. The Halmari Tea Estate is your go-to for the best varieties in blends namely Assam CTC and Assam Orthodox teas.
Nonoi Tea Estate
Locally known as Rangamati, the Nonoi Tea Estate derives its name from the waterfall in the vicinity. Perched atop the Karbi Range in the Nangao district of Assam at an altitude of 225 metres above sea level, and spread across 959 hectares, this tea estate offers some of the most breath-taking panoramic views of the surrounding areas.