Nestled in the picturesque Mirik Valley of Darjeeling, Seeyok tea estate boasts 406 hectares of breathtaking natural beauty and prime tea-growing conditions. Located at altitudes ranging from 3,000 to 6,000 feet above sea level, the estate lies in the shadow of the magnificent Mt. Kanchenjunga, close to the Indo-Nepalese border. Since its establishment in 1869, Seeyok has been celebrated for its traditional tea-making practices and commitment to quality. The predominantly Chinary tea bushes thrive at these elevations, producing a distinctive muscatel character during the second flush, a hallmark of Seeyok's exceptional teas.

Owned by the Mohan family, Seeyok tea estate is a part of Tea Promoters India, a portfolio of premium tea gardens. The family-run business now includes the third generation of the Mohan family, blending experience and youthful innovation. The estate spans 406 hectares, with tea planted on 154 hectares interspersed with lemongrass, neem, and other plants that nourish the soil and prevent erosion during monsoon rains. This harmonious blend of flora contributes to the estate’s lush, biodiverse environment, supporting an array of wildlife, including birds, boar, and deer, thus making Seeyok a paradise for both nature and tea lovers.

Seeyok is one of the oldest certified organic tea gardens in Darjeeling, having converted to organic farming in 1994. The estate's dedication to sustainable practices has earned it numerous awards and a reputation for producing high-quality teas. With a focus on the quality of life for its workforce, Seeyok has been a pioneer in the Fairtrade movement in the Himalayas. The garden's organic certification ensures that its teas are free from synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, preserving the rich, fertile terroir. As a result, Seeyok continues to deliver exceptional cups of tea, making it a revered gem in the Darjeeling tea industry.