Asian Group’s Tea estate, spread over 500 acres, is strategically located in North Bengal, offering a new emerging opportunity: Tea Tourism. Around Matigara Tea Estate which has unutilised surplus land, the company is planning to build a self-reliant resort where a tourist would find Nature as Nature intended.
 

Tourism in North Bengal is still in its infancy and vast potential exists. The natural scenic beauty of the region comprising hills and dales, streams and rivulets, and wild life sanctuaries offer an unparalleled experience to tourists. Coupled with this is the beauty of tea plantations which dot the region.

Sprawling wooden bungalows, large courtyards filled with colorful flowers, century-old trees and green lawns promise to capture an old-world charm and a lifestyle experience of a bygone era. Nestled deep in the verdant tea gardens, staff living quarters and bungalows will be turned into luxury apartments with modern amenities. Additionally, on offer will be eco-tourism, nature walks, trekking, rafting and golf. Plans are afoot to make the resorts self-sufficient, with their own poultry, dairy, fishery, orchards and vegetable gardens.