In India, it was the British who wanted to experiment growing tea when they came across the thick-leaved Camellia sinensis growing in Assam. And thus, began the story of Assam tea becoming a household staple for over several decades years now! A life of adventure and delight, Assam tea gardens are reminiscent of a mini-England set amongst the dewy hills, lush jungles and gushing rivers. Oriental pied hornbills, giant yet harmless elephants, and a lot more fascinating fauna visit the manager’s bungalow that was built in the mid-1930s. At TCPL, some of our leaders began their careers as young assistants in the Assam tea gardens itself, now having grown to hold key decision-making positions. The colonial beauty of the place attracts humans and animals alike, leaving everyone mesmerised with its age-old beauty. The estate bungalows around the Kaziranga wildlife sanctuary occasionally have one-horned Rhino and Deer as visitors.