Sri Lanka has broken the World Record by making the world's largest tea cup. It was brewed with 175 kilogrammes of sugar and a massive 850 kilogrammes of a malted food drink made by Glaxo.

One of the world's leading tea-producing nations, Sri Lanka, has just become the scene for a new world record - the largest cup of tea. A giant red mug was filled with 1,000 gallons (4,546l) of ...

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

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 ...

The Tea Trails experience was the brain child of Merrill J Fernando, founder of Dilmah Tea, the leading tea exporter in Sri Lanka and sponsor of the Sri Lankan cricket team.

When the world stops for a cup of tea, chances are it will be Sri Lankan. Sri Lanka has retained its position as the world's top tea exporter by selling a record 294 million kilograms last year, tea ...

At Amba Estate, a century-old tea plantation bordering Sri Lanka’s Uva Highlands, wildlife is prolific. It’s present in the chattering macaques dangling from low-lying branches above the open ...

Growing tea leaves. Photo by Camille Delbos/Art In All of Us/Corbis via Getty Images. Corbis via Getty Images "Five countries – China, India, Kenya, Sri Lanka and Vietnam – account for 82% of ...