- In the tea province of Dumbula, tea shrubs grow at 3500-5000 feet above sea level. The tea leaf in this region is thin, with an orange hue and distinctly aromatic flavor bouquets.
- Between 2000 and 4000 ft above sea level tea bushes grow in the Kandy region. It is famous for the first tea plantations established in this country.
- Tea from the Uva province is recognized throughout the world. A very delicate bouquet distinguishing it from any other. In this region, tea shrubs grow at 3000-5000 feet above sea level.
- Small tea fields are located in the province of Ruhuna and grown at 2,000 feet above sea level. These tea shrubs grow in strongly fertile soils and in warm conditions
- Uda, the central province of Pussellawa, is located between Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, and Uves province. Tea gardens are located at 3000-5000 feet above sea level. Compared to the Nuwara Eliya tea leaves, it is slightly darker with a rosy tint.
- Nuwara Eliya tea bushes grow at 6,128 feet above sea level. This is the world’s finest tea leaf which is also recognized by experts. When prepared it produces a greenish-yellow tint and a delicate, golden hue.
- In the Sabaragamuva region, as in Ruhun, tea bushes are predominantly grown around 2,500 feet above sea level. When the tea leaves are prepared, they turn dark fawn with a red tint and give a caramel aroma.
