Celebrating 200 years of assam tea

About Assam

Assam, located in North-eastern India, is a state known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and diverse population. Assam as a state is characterized by its vibrant tapestry of traditions and history.

Geographically, Assam is dominated by the Brahmaputra River, which flows through the state, providing fertile plains for agriculture. The region is renowned for its tea plantations, producing some of the world's finest tea varieties. Assam being the largest tea producing State in India and has the world's largest concentration of tea plantations. Most of the tea grown in Assam is supplied all over the world. Assam's climate is humid subtropical, making it conducive to lush vegetation and biodiversity. Culturally, Assam is a melting pot of different communities, with the Assamese people being the majority. The state celebrates various festivals, including Bihu, a harvest festival, and is known for its traditional dance forms like Bihu dance and Sattriya dance. Assam is also famous for its unique silk production, particularly Muga silk and Assam silk. Assam's history is marked by various dynasties, including the Ahoms, who ruled for six centuries.