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• 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.