Srilanka, May 22 -- The Prime Minister made these remarks while attending the International Tea Day, Tea for Harmony: Yaji 2025 China-Sri Lanka Cultural Gala event held 21st May at Marino Beach ...

If the call of sandy beaches, lush greenery, and cultural richness stirs your soul, then Sri Lanka deserves a spot on your ...

Today, Sri Lanka stands as the world’s third-largest tea exporter, accounting for approximately 15% of global tea exports. In the face of significant challenges, our tea industry recorded impressive ...

Sri Lanka is known as one of the largest tea producers in the world, so when you are here, it is only right to visit this museum. It is housed in a former tea factory that was built in 1925, and ...

Monica and Rob venture into the highlands of Sri Lanka and discover the unique Ceylon Tea Trails - five colonial bungalows spread across the dramatic landscape. Show more Monica and Rob travel to ...

While Sri Lanka is generally associated with palm trees and endless white sandy beaches, further inland, among the surging mountainous landscape, the temperature cools and a curtain of mist blankets a ...

FRAYER: Sri Lanka's famous Ceylon tea is one of this island's biggest exports. But tea plantation workers are some of its poorest - passed over by recent decades of economic growth and hardest hit ...

Globally popular Ceylon Tea is Sri Lanka's highest foreign exchange-earning crop, brewing $1.25 billion for the cash-strapped country last year, according to government data.

Sri Lanka’s tea industry has established a new standard in a bid to improve the quality of the world’s only Ceylon Tea. This is through collaboration with Unilever Pepsi for funding the project on ...

The $1.3 billion industry produces popular Ceylon Tea and employs about 615,000 workers. The island annually exports about 95% of the 250 million kilos of tea it produces.

The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Brussels organised a ‘Ceylon Speciality Tea Mocktail Evening’ to promote Ceylon tea in a creative and innovative way in the Belgian market. The event was held at Sri Lanka ...

Today, Sri Lanka stands as the world’s third-largest tea exporter, accounting for approximately 15% of global tea exports. In the face of significant challenges, our tea industry recorded impressive ...