Darjeeling Thurbo Spring Chinary Black

Darjeeling Thurbo Spring Chinary BlackTucked away in the tranquil folds of Darjeelings Mirik Valley, Thurbo Tea Estate has been crafting exquisite teas since 1872. Its namebelieved to stem from the Nepali word Tombu (meaning tent)harks back to a colonial chapter, when British forces encamped here during their campaign against Nepal. Today, Thurbo stands as one of Darjeelings most iconic gardensrich in legacy, and deeply rooted in tradition. Spread across rolling hills at altitudes ranging

Tucked away in the tranquil folds of Darjeeling’s Mirik Valley, Thurbo Tea Estate has been crafting exquisite teas since 1872. Its name—believed to stem from the Nepali word “Tombu” (meaning tent)—harks back to a colonial chapter, when British forces encamped here during their campaign against Nepal. Today, Thurbo stands as one of Darjeeling’s most iconic gardens—rich in legacy, and deeply rooted in tradition.

Spread across rolling hills at altitudes ranging from 980 to 1890 meters, the estate is flanked by the Mechi and Rangbang rivers and enjoys sweeping views of the Kanchenjunga range. This unique terroir—shaped by high elevation, river-fed soils, and cool mountain air—infuses its teas with remarkable clarity, aroma, and complexity. The balance of sunshine and mist here is just right for nurturing the delicate spring leaves that define Darjeeling’s most prized harvests.

But Thurbo is more than just scenic beauty—it is a place of precision, care, and quiet mastery. Generations of skilled workers tend to its heritage China bushes and selected clonal varieties, preserving timeless techniques while embracing sustainability. Known for teas that speak of place and purity, Thurbo remains a proud emblem of Darjeeling’s highland charm and enduring craftsmanship.