Tea estates
Working tea gardens dating to the 1850s, walkable from town.

Kangra Valley
Himachal’s tea-growing town, built around plantations and the Neugal Khad gorge.
The story
Palampur is Himachal’s tea country — cultivation here dates to 1849–1852, when the British botanist Dr. Jameson introduced Chinese Camellia sinensis plants, and working estates still shape the town’s identity today. On its edge, the Neugal Khad — a roughly 305 m wide, 100-metre-plus gorge — cuts across the plateau, with a café overlooking the drop.
Best time
March – June, September – November
Ideal duration
2 Days
Altitude
1,219 m
Travel style
Nature • Slow travel
Why visit
Working tea gardens dating to the 1850s, walkable from town.
A wide, deep gorge with a viewpoint café on its edge.
The tea plateau sits directly below the Dhauladhar range.
Go deeper
Working estates open for walks, some offering tastings.
The town’s landmark gorge, with a Himachal Tourism café on the rim.
Make it yours
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No fixed routes to Palampur listed yet — our team can still arrange private transport.
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Time it right
Palampur is listed as a good visit in spring — we don’t have a specific note for this season yet, but our team can share more if you get in touch.
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