Description:

• Established in 1877 by Christine Barnes, the Barnesbeg tea estate embodies a century-long heritage, deriving its name from its pioneering planter, resulting in the moniker "Barnes-'bagh," translating to "Barnes' garden."
• Nestled approximately 15-17 kilometres from Darjeeling's main town, Barnesbeg sits gracefully in the Lebong Valley, with the majestic Kanchenjunga as its northern backdrop.
• Encompassing 130 hectares of lush terrain, the estate's tea bushes flourish at elevations ranging from 2000 to 3500 feet, benefiting from the moderate slopes and climate that characterize the region.
• Encircled by the resplendent Kanchenjunga, the garden's vitality is further augmented by the meandering river Ranjeeth, ensuring optimal drainage.
  
• Under the stewardship of the esteemed Goodricke Group, Barnesbeg tea estate thrives alongside other renowned Darjeeling tea gardens like Castleton, Margaret’s Hope, Badamtam, and Thurbo.
• Renowned for its dual production of black and green teas, Barnesbeg excels in crafting exquisite green teas, celebrated for their health-enhancing properties and coveted by enthusiasts worldwide.
• Its Darjeeling teas, primarily cultivated from China bushes, enjoy widespread acclaim in domestic and international markets, attesting to the estate's commitment to quality and tradition.