Description:

• Founded in 1856 by the enterprising Mr. J.E. Todd, Meleng tea estate is a cornerstone of Assam's tea history.
• Situated along the banks of the Meleng river, near the renowned Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary in Jorhat district of Upper Assam, the estate’s name pays homage to its distinctive location.
• Meleng is celebrated as one of the oldest tea plantations in Assam, renowned for its extensive cultivation of both clonal and traditional Assamica tea varieties.
• The estate’s historical significance is highlighted by the P-126 clone, which traces its origins back to Meleng and remains a prominent variety in Assam’s tea industry, cultivated in a sprawling area of 20 hectares that has thrived for over a century.
• Today, Meleng encompasses 1,340 hectares, with 840 hectares dedicated to tea cultivation.
• This venerable garden continues to honor its historical roots while embracing modern practices.
• As a pioneer in Assam’s tea industry, Meleng remains a vital source of exceptional teas, cherished for their rich flavors and storied heritage.