For those who like their luxury with a side of adventure, the buzzy southern coast of Sri Lanka firmly delivers.

The history and myth of White Tea presented a challenge to a man of particular taste and austerity. Chinese virgins from the fifth century are ... Perhaps a challenge set by a man who has presented a ...

Almost 5% of the population of Sri Lanka work in the billion-dollar tea industry, picking leaves on the mountain slopes and processing the tea in plantation factories. The cultivation and selling ...

Leaves from the lush green tea estates covering the hills of central Sri Lanka end up in cups across the world. Tea is the island's biggest export, normally bringing in more than $1bn a year ...

Sri Lanka, also known as the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, is a haven for travellers. With golden beaches, misty hills, vibrant ...

“Nearly 75 % of Sri Lanka’s tea production comes from small estate holders, the majority of who are Sinhalese. This is because of the land given to them by the government. Why can’t they ...

Riston imported 4.89 million kilos of tea from Sri Lanka in 2010. At present, most Russians prefer the rich and strong taste of Ceylon teas to the subtle and exquisite flavour of teas from China or ...