Dharamshala’s tea plantations provide a serene and immersive experience for tea enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Tea plantations showcase the harmony between nature and the exquisite flavors of the region as it explores the history of tea cultivation and the delicate art of tea tasting. Enjoy an unforgettable Tea Gardens Dharamshala.

History of tea gardens

The history of Tea Garden Dharamshala goes back to the British colonial era in India. In the mid-19th century, the British established tea plantations throughout India to meet the increasing European demand for tea. Dr. Jameson, a British civil surgeon, established the first tea plantation in Himachal Pradesh in the early 1850s by planting tea seeds brought from China on a tea farm called Tea Garden Dharamshala.

Types of Tea available here

A variety of teas are produced at the Tea Garden in Dharamshala, including green tea, black tea, and oolong tea.

Pure Lemon Ice Green Tea , Himalayan Litchi Ice Green Tea, Pure Mango Mint Ice Green Tea, Pure Butterfly Blue Pea Flower Ice Green Tea, Pure Hibiscus Mulathi (Licorice) Ice Green Tea.

When is the best time to visit Dharamshala’s tea gardens?

The tea garden in Dharamshala is best visited during the rainy season between July and September, when the grasses do not get greener or brighter, the herbage isn’t more refreshing, and the sky isn’t so hazier. One of the best times to visit is when it smells like rain.

Location

There is a war memorial near Chilgari, Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh.

How to reach

You can easily reach the tea gardens of Dharamshala by private or public transportation.