A local food expert shares the best meals in Sri Lanka, coconut curries, fresh seafood, fried shorties, street food like kotthu, local tea, and more in Colombo, the highlands, and beaches.

Street food in Sri Lanka. You’re going to want to see the traditional Sri Lankan breakfast of hoppers and roti on this massive Galle Fort food tour!

Sri Lanka produces around 300million kg of tea a year and 97% of it is exported. Here, in a very colonial building, we are shown the process from drying to rolling and grading, with tea sorted ...

A staple Sri Lankan rice and curry meal. Pictured are bandakka (okra stir fry), bonchi (beans in coconut milk), wam batu thel dala (eggplant), kesel muwa malluma (banana flower stir fry).

Sri Lanka is hoping to welcome 1.5 million visitors by the end of the year and looks on track to ... while the tea factory in the hills smelt like stepping into a box of Twinings’ breakfast blend.

Sri Lanka offers refreshing beaches and standout cultural sites without the mass of tourists that often come with those treasures. Here is how to plan your headache-free trip.