Description

Nestled in the verdant landscapes of Assam lies the illustrious Chardwar tea estate, aptly named for its symbolic association with “the four doors to heaven.” Embraced by a subtropical climate, characterized by scorching summers, high humidity, and a balmy autumn, this estate epitomizes the epitome of ideal tea-growing conditions. Originally under the ownership of Maharaja Pradip Chandra Bhanj Deo, the king of Mayurbhanj, who was a respected philosopher and reformer of his state. The estate is now under the management of Tea Promoters India since 2015. Under their stewardship, a modern tea factory has been erected, ensuring sustained production of premium-grade tea.

Strategically situated along the northern banks of the Brahmaputra River near Tezpur, this estate enjoys the bounty of fertile soils nourished by abundant rainfall and tropical temperatures. Beyond its natural allure, Chardwar stands as a beacon of progressive change in Assam’s tea industry. Chardwar prides itself on adhering to the orthodox method of tea production, a testament to its commitment to quality.

Championing holistic development, Tea Promoters India has spearheaded initiatives to empower local communities and champion sustainable practices. By embracing organic and biodynamic methodologies, they have not only revitalized Chardwar but also fostered education and healthcare initiatives for tea workers. As a symbol of resilience and reinvention, Chardwar embodies the spirit of transformation, offering not just a cup of tea but a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Assam’s cultural heritage and sustainable future.