Why does this small Indian town have so many classic Land Rovers?
Around 300 Land Rovers once plied the hills of the small Indian town of Manebhanjyang, brought in by British tea planters. They are now used as taxis for tourists or are in the hands of heritage car owners.
- Around 300 early Land Rovers once plied the hills of Manebhanjyang, brought in by British tea planters to traverse the unforgiving terrain
- Later, enterprising locals snapped up the vehicles to use as taxis and to transport goods, but in 2018 a court ordered that their commercial use be phased out