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, but ...

Over the centuries, locals have come up with plenty of ways to make these resources into delicious meals. Grandmas in floral ...

If your brew is from Sri Lanka, the process of growing tea, harvesting the leaves and producing tea bags is surprisingly labour-intensive.

A woman harvests tea leaves on a plantation in Sri Lanka’s hill country. Every leaf carries echoes of a colonial past and a changing present. (Courtesy of Relais & Chateaux Ceylon Tea Trails) ...

Sri Lanka’s best new walk is among the tea leaves Stunning highland vistas, history and lots of cups of tea make the Pekoe Trail an unmissable experience.

In the months leading up to Sri Lanka’s presidential election in November 2019, leading candidate Gotabaya Rajapaksa spoke about the need for leaders to implement policies without arguing about ...

Carving a path through cloud-swathed villages and centuries-old tea estates, the new long-distance Pekoe Trail gives hikers a chance to explore Sri Lanka’s quiet central highlands.

Against a much more decorated Sri Lanka top order than the one in this Asia Cup, Pakistan's quicks had been in searing form in the 2009 T20 World Cup title match.

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