List of Darjeeling Tea Gardens
Below you will find a List of Darjeeling Tea Gardens numbering to current count of 87 Darjeeling Tea Estates with their name. We choose only the best tea producing Darjeeling Tea Gardens. See Below.
List of Tea Estates in Darjeeling District
The history of Darjeeling Tea Estates or tea gardens date back to 1847 when the then government decided to set our Darjeeling Tea nurseries for experimentation and growth. Slowly by 1852 Darjeeling started its first 3 list of Tea Estates in Darjeeling which appeared to be commercial tea plantations namely Tukvar, Steinthal and Aloobari appeared. Gradually numerous Darjeeling Tea gardens cropped up and today there are 80+ tea estates in Darjeeling. Some have closed down, but 87 remains. The tea estates in Darjeeling spread over a region of Seven Valleys which cover almost all of the Darjeeling hills. A list of Darjeeling tea gardens is listed below according to the region they fall into.
Today Darjeeling is one of the most sought after beverage. Most of the tea gardens are now trying to convert to organic tea farming of which many have already been tagged “certified organic” producing organic Darjeeling Tea. Each tea garden specializes in its particular grade of tea like for instance Castleton Moonlight Imperial from Castleton Tea Garden, but this doesn’t mean they don’t produce classic grade tea varieties – they do, which all depends on a particular Darjeeling season or Darjeeling Flush.
Darjeeling Tea Factory List below
Below you will find Darjeeling Tea Factory list of Tea Estates spread over the district of Darjeeling bifurcated by specific regions laid down below.Darjeeling East & West Region Tea Estates
- Arya Tea Estate
- Chongtong (Sirisi) Tea Estate
- Dooteriah Tea Estate
- Kalej Valley Tea Estate
- Liza Hill Tea Estate
- Lingia Tea Estate
- Marybong Tea Estate
- Mim Tea Estate
- Orange Valley Tea Estate
- Pussimbing Tea Estate (Minzoo)
- Risheehat Tea Estate
- Rungmook / Cedars Tea Estate
- Tumsong Tea Estate
- Badamtam Tea Garden
- Bannockburn Tea Estate
- Barnesbeg Tea Estate
- Ging Tea Estate
- Happy Valley Tea Estate
- Moondakotee Tea Estate
- Phoobshering Tea Estate
- Puttabong Tea Estate
- Rangaroon Tea Estate
- Rungneet Tea Estate
- Soom Tea Estate
- Steinthal Tea Estate
Kurseong North and South Region Tea Estates
- Ambootia Tea Estate
- Balasun Tea Estate
- Eden Vale Tea Estate
- Margaret’s Hope Tea Garden
- Longview Tea Estate
- Oaks Tea Estate
- Rington Tea Estate
- Castleton Tea Estate (Springside)
- Giddapahar Tea Estate
- Goomtee Tea Estate
- Jogmaya Tea Estate
- Jungpana Tea Estate
- Longview Tea Estate
- Mahalderam Tea Estate
- Makaibari Tea Estate
- Mohan Majhua Tea Estate
- Monteviot Tea Estate
- Mullootar Tea Estate
- Narbada Majhua Tea Estate
- Nurbong Tea Estate
- Rohini Tea Estate
- Selim Hill Tea Estate
- Seepoydhura (Chamling) Tea Estate
- Sivitar Tea Estate
- Tindharia Tea Estate
Mirik and Rungbong Region Tea Estates
- Gopaldhara Tea Estate
- Gayabaree & Millikthong Tea Estate
- Okayti Tea Estate
- Phuguri Tea Estate
- Seeyok Tea Estate
- Singbulli Tea Estate
- Soureni Tea Estate
- Thurbo Tea Estate
- Avongrove Tea Estate
- Chamong Tea Estate
- Dhajea Tea Estate
- Nagri Tea Estate
- Nagri Farm Tea Estate
- Selimbong Tea Estate
- Sungma Tea Estate
- Turzum Tea Estate
- Teesta Valley Tea Estate
- Tukdah Tea Estate
- Upper Fagu Tea Estate
Teesta Valley Region Tea Estates
- Ambiok (Hillton) Tea Estate
- Gielle Tea Estate
- Glenburn Tea Estate
- Kumai (Snow View) Tea Estate
- Lopchu Tea Estate
- Namring & Upper Namring Tea Estate
- Runglee Rungliot Tea Estate
- Samebeong Tea Estate
DARJEELING TEA ESTATES MAP
Here is a Map of Darjeeling Tea Estates showing you the list of Tea Gardens in Darjeeling. Please note that some are closed.
Darjeeling Tea Plantations are widely spread over the district
Darjeeling Tea Plantations are not located under one particular area or location. The tea gardens are spread over the Seven Valley regions situated under the district of Darjeeling namely Darjeeling East, Darjeeling West etc. as mentioned above. The distances of these tea estates can be close and some very far. Some are situated so far that the climatic conditions from one tea estate to another doesn’t match. Hence, there is a difference in timing of a particular tea season. Meaning a tea season located at a much lower elevation can have early flushing and start of a season than the higher altitude ones.