Glenburn Tea Estate is one of Darjeeling’s most picturesque and refined tea gardens, dramatically located above the Teesta River in the Teesta Valley region. Established in the mid-19th century, Glenburn combines a long tea-growing legacy with a reputation for elegance, craftsmanship, and immersive tea experiences.

Perched on steep Himalayan slopes and surrounded by dense forest, the estate enjoys a unique microclimate shaped by river valleys, mist, and altitude variation. Over time, Glenburn has become known not only for its orthodox Darjeeling teas, but also for pioneering tea tourism in the region through its heritage bungalows and estate experiences.

Today, Glenburn represents a harmonious blend of heritage, terroir, and hospitality.

Glenburn Tea Estate is managed by a family with deep roots in the tea industry, with strong emphasis on:

High-quality orthodox tea production

Careful seasonal harvesting

Preservation of estate heritage

Community welfare and responsible tourism

The estate supports a resident workforce and is recognized for integrating tea cultivation with experiential tourism in a sustainable manner.

Glenburn Tea Estate is one of Darjeeling’s most picturesque and refined tea gardens, dramatically located above the Teesta River in the Teesta Valley region. Established in the mid-19th century, Glenburn combines a long tea-growing legacy with a reputation for elegance, craftsmanship, and immersive tea experiences.

Perched on steep Himalayan slopes and surrounded by dense forest, the estate enjoys a unique microclimate shaped by river valleys, mist, and altitude variation. Over time, Glenburn has become known not only for its orthodox Darjeeling teas, but also for pioneering tea tourism in the region through its heritage bungalows and estate experiences.

Today, Glenburn represents a harmonious blend of heritage, terroir, and hospitality.

Glenburn Tea Estate is managed by a family with deep roots in the tea industry, with strong emphasis on:

High-quality orthodox tea production

Careful seasonal harvesting

Preservation of estate heritage

Community welfare and responsible tourism

The estate supports a resident workforce and is recognized for integrating tea cultivation with experiential tourism in a sustainable manner.