Trying BRITISH Afternoon Tea.. in Sri Lanka?? + Tea Plantation Tour & Epic Hike (Nuwara Eliya)

[@Theendlessadventure]

**This adventure was filmed in February of 2020.** We’re so sad our Sri Lanka series is over! But we’ve got more crazy adventures coming soon 🙌 If you missed any episodes, catch the entire series here 👇 kzbin.info/aero/PL29AtJe_IGx9Etnoi2KTOwKILaUQjDqmU

[@madison_lila]

I’ve been loving watching these videos set a couple months in the past. With the world as crazy as it is it’s nice to have a break from covid focused media. With that being said though, I really enjoyed your guy’s anniversary vlog. Hope there are more funny quarantine vlogs to come 😊💕 stay safe!! Thank you for always bringing some positivity to my day!

[@kepler-do4nt]

Only six videos not enough🙄🙄

[@iamin03]

Didn't skip the ad to support you guys.... its lovely to see such a nice vlog as this is helping us from going insane during this lockdown. Thank you again for uploading and sharing something positive as the news all around the world is grim. I am kinda sad that your Sri Lanka tour is almost over which means awesome vlogs such as this one will be over as well. We will miss your excellent vlogs. - Love from Bangladesh.

[@nishantissera4920]

Thank you very much for visiting my beautiful Srilanka .....your video s will show the beauty of this fabulous island to the world while everyone is in a lockdown situation..and i hope it will inspire lot of people to visit this country.....Stay safe.

[@jbcamxx945]

The Endless Adventure hey stay safe

[@ATrainTravels]

Original Ceylon tea!

[@nimeshsilva381]

of couse lovely..!

[@harindaeranga7434]

other any country can’t beat Sri Lankan tea. they have so many flavor if you tea lover 😋😋

[@RoshWeerasinghe]

Tnx 👏

[@shiromichandima5714]

❤🇱🇰

[@user-xy1xi3hd8f]

"Sri Lankan" tea!! Thanks so much for saying the real name :)

[@Hacker-rx1vn]

Sri Lanka - the heaven on earth. Beautiful beaches, mountains, rivers, waterfalls, natural parks, paddy fields, tea plantations, brilliant sea food, spices and more than anything our generous people. You've got to be so fortunate to enjoy all these. Love loving my country. You never find this taste in New York city or at Miami beach.

[@TheMiscexpense]

We visited the Grand Hotel in summer 2018 during our tour in Sri Lanka. Loved that hotel and the village, it's a completely different world up there

[@MacSarah]

Guys, as Brits we love your British accents 😂 OK and Sri Lanka is now on our bucket list, it looks awesome

[@nishantissera4920]

Definitely you should visit ...you are mostly welcome.....

[@freecommentor]

You are welcome after the pandemic. 🙂

[@isharagayankarunarathne1610]

Mostly welcome to srilanka

[@shiromichandima5714]

❤🇱🇰

[@srilankatravelstories]

You are very welcome! Try some less touristy places too! You'll see real Sri Lanka there!

[@amc3]

As a Scot, I try to explain Afternoon Tea and High Tea. Afternoon Tea traditionally is small sandwiches and maybe other savory things, followed by cakes like Victoria Sponge (named after the Queen) and Scones with clotted cream and jam. High Tea is more of a meal, often hot food served with tea. In Scotland you can even have a Fish Tea consisting of fish and chips, peas, bread and butter and a cup of tea. Strange as it seems, the word Tea in many parts of the UK also means the evening meal! ..... Us Brits are strange, but we love our tea :))

[@zacrenfree7827]

So true, people in the North of England call our Evening meal. Tea

[@simhedgesrex7097]

Yes - absolutely NOTHING to do with the kind of chair/table you use. The menu in the video looks like afternoon tea to me.

[@TheCristallo83]

@@simhedgesrex7097 it sorta does. Afternoon tea was traditionally a social hour for ladies and drunk around a coffee table and low chairs. High tea bc it was a full meal was taken at your diner table in normal chairs.

[@richardmeyer418]

@@zacrenfree7827 As, for some reason, do Western Australians.

[@M_Ladd]

Tea maka me sick! So do da Brits! So Pompass! And No I wont!

[@Alun49]

When I was a child in the 1960's, visiting my grandparents is what was the North Riding of Yorkshire, meals were still served at traditional times. Breakfast was cooked and the main meal of the day was at lunch time. Tea was late afternoon when my grandfather came back from work. It was known as "tea time" by everyone back then. "Tea" would consist of sandwiches and cakes and of course tea! Supper was around nine o'clock and would be cold ham (which my granddad called "Tiger") and cheese and more tea. My parents also had the main meal at lunch time until about 1970 when we stared having an evening meal as my mum was working. What was the common practice has now completely gone in British culture and nobody has "Tea time" in the way we did as children. So that tradition ended fifty years ago and is all but forgotten. Traditional High Tea is a thing of speciality tea shops and still a marvellous but lost from home culture sadly.

[@albertkristmas59]

Nobody cares

[@supunch]

That sounds amazing ! Thank you for sharing Alun

[@RameenasCulinaryStyle]

@@albertkristmas59 I do

[@miniaturehorsepower1978]

Not forgotten! My dad would make tea time for us kids after school - pastries and tea - in Canada

[@MarkSmithSa]

Sri Lanka is a wonderful country for a holiday. Spent 3 weeks travelling around including visiting Mackwoods which was the original tea plantation. Coffee died off because of a pest and a Scots man changed the country forever by moving the plantations to tea. Ceylon tea was pretty much the foundation of the British Empire that is, "I'll just put on the kettle".

[@PckLyA]

"changed the country forever" is true in more ways than one. These highlands were partly montane forest which got cut down. The other part was people's land which the authorities confiscated because they couldn't prove kinship (the notion of deeds was not existent in Sri Lankan kingdoms as all land belonged to the king, and this was used as a guise for land acquisition). Moreover, the whole demographics of the highlands were altered. Native Sri Lankans flatly refused to work for the British plantations, and therefore the Brits imported hundreds of thousands of laborers from Southern India. To this day, almost all the workers working in tea fields are descended from these Indian laborers, and they still unfortunately live in squalid conditions as one of the most impoverished groups in the country.

[@MarkSmithSa]

@@PckLyA Better tea than no tea.

[@truebelief3631]

@Dev De Silva The Indians brought to work in the plantations were indentured labourers, not slaves. Know the difference. You also forget to mention that after Ceylon as it was then became independent in 1948 these people became stateless. Under the Srimavo Shastri pact, nearly half a million were repatriated back to India. It is relatively recently that the remainder have been granted SL citizenship.

[@chamindadecosta3970]

@@truebelief3631 Induntured labourer is a slave. Simple semantics the British used to con the simpletons like you. Sri Lanka granted citizenship to 340,000+ Indian citizens India rejected. Get your facts right moron.

[@freecommentor]

@@PckLyA Well said. But you have not mentioned the environmental cost the island country is paying to date. 😉

[@leagardiner1590]

I am from Sri Lanka and I grew up on Tea Plantation/s in the 50s and 60s. A very beautiful childhood and it’s great to be reminded of ‘home’.

[@JessieFritz]

These vlogs are giving me LIFE right now while we're all stuck inside. Makes me feel like I'm still traveling around and learning new things 💜

[@BellaDiary]

Agreed :)

[@utubeusername20008]

High tea is basically like a family meal and afternoon tea is usually sarved in the middle of the afternoon, menu of the afternoon tea often focuses on sandwich, scones, cakes and tea :)

[@Erick-zj1ld]

My goodness this reminded me of my trip there, I loved Nuwara Eliya, did exactly what you did (minus the tuktuk). Now I wanna go back

[@gillowens24]

This places looks so beautiful

[@ATrainTravels]

Amazing :)

[@vvonder69]

Yup, I'm a sri lankan. those places are really really beautiful. and also there so many hidden amazing places in nuwara eliya and all over sri Lanka, you should visit here after this problems solved.

[@samitharuwan1403]

gillian owens hi

[@samitharuwan1403]

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[@gillowens24]

Samitha Ruwan ok why saying hi to me ?

[@dipereira15]

Our last trip was to Sri Lanka it's great to visit it again with you!

[@savithmirashvindya5320]

Hope you enjoyed it😀

[@marieh.9003]

Well we also did horton plains and worlds end. We arrived at the Park just as it opened, I think 6am and started the hike at around 7:30am. And for us the whole valley was filled with fog and clouds. Also very pretty, but totally different.

[@dila.473]

Sri lanka 🇱🇰 nature#Love#Instagood#wanderlust#instatravel#Trip#Vacation 😍😍#

[@shiromichandima5714]

❤🇱🇰 love.. from sri lanka

[@donstravelsandrants.]

I love tea. In Ireland my favorite tea brand is called Lyons 😁

[@rasabilly]

Don's travels DON i have seen ceylon tea in tesco

[@mahelaamodh2432]

Try "dilmah tea" ☕

[@angelaphillips4572]

The raspberry flavour in those tarts are because they have freeze dried raspberries on top so you have a more concentrated flavour, they look good!

[@BagsPackedFamily]

You guys find the best 🎶 The Sri Lankan tea country is beautiful! I love that you guys get to experience it in a Tuk Tuk!

[@shiromichandima5714]

❤🇱🇰

[@ChocoLater1]

Honestly I am heartbroken that 2020 is the year I (we) can't travel. Had plans to travel through Asia and Europe and go backpacking solo with a camera like you do. At least now in isolation I get to see some hope looking at your videos. Love the positivity and adventure you bring.

[@BubbleTeaKristin]

From Tea Time Magazine: "Delectable scones, tea sandwiches, and cakes are the hallmark of an afternoon tea, which is served in mid-afternoon. A high tea, however, includes much more substantive fare, such as meat, fish, and egg dishes, as well as breads and desserts, and is offered in the early evening."👌🏻 Majority of places do Afternoon Tea... they may call it High Tea... but I've yet to truly experience one here in the UK. 😂😂😂 Yours was like a step up from an afternoon tea, which is usually only cold sandwiches, cakes, scones, etc. Looked delish and Definitely great value! Something like that would easily set you back £25-50 at a posh place like that. Also, if someone invites you over for 'tea' in the UK... politely find a way to clarify if they mean the beverage and a chat... or a full dinner spread. 😉😳😂 Lastly, the whole pinkies out thing is only in the US😂😂... if you do that in the UK, it's a strong sign you're not from here and you may get some people rolling their eyes at you 😁😳 😂 Another great video! Thanks so much ❤️😍

[@BrendanExplores]

Nothing like tea and cream cakes 😋❤️ P.s I'm a new British KZbinr 😊👍

[@dila.473]

Good luck bro

[@BrendanExplores]

@@dila.473 thank you 😊👍

[@zoemorrison07]

Sri Lanka has been amazing to see! I’ve been wanting to go for afternoon tea for so long and this only makes me want to go more! 🥰

[@albertkristmas59]

Wtf Its just tea

[@dansharpe2364]

Afternoon Tea is the traditional 4pm serving of tea with a few small sandwiches or cakes. Maybe a scone and cream and jam. High Tea was a Victorian thing, a meal originating in the nursery of a big house but which spread throughout British society but did retain an association with children. High Tea may have some hot dishes, particularly ones involving toast. As a 53 year old English chap I would say that you were having Afternoon Tea. Y'all keep safe and well in these interesting times.

[@freecommentor]

They have traveled in February. Well before the pandemic.

[@bt5080]

Love the tea plantation. and the beautiful hike. England really had an influence in Sri Lanka. Glad you were able to film so many places. Have no idea where you went next. Google time!

[@gayathreeabeyratne935]

They went to a national park called Hortain plains.. its great for trekking. World's end is the view point

[@davidsweeney111]

Im British and I think Ive had 'afternoon tea' maybe three times in my life, but I have several cups of tea per day!

[@MarkHarrop]

Thanks guys, I have really enjoyed to Sri Lanka videos. I would love to visit there someday.

[@jbcamxx945]

Mark Harrop please come

[@cathybarron5194]

Greetings from a quarantined Brit. You pretty much got it right. High tea is usually served a bit later (on a higher table) and usually involves some hot food as well as tea. Afternoon tea is usually served about 4ish and includes tea, sandwiches, scones and cakes. I am looking forward to going out for some at some time.

[@albertkristmas59]

You’re boring

[@leecal5774]

Fantastic video - as always. Really enjoyed these Sri Lanka vlogs. We got married in Sri Lanka. Happy memories. As much as I enjoy watching you exploring your home country. There’s something special about seeing you (and other vloggers) experiencing totally different cultures. It’s just seeing your reactions to them - it’s totally priceless.

[@TravelInteresante]

Cant wait to get to travel again! We quit our jobs and hit the road right before the outbreak. Our 3 years long plan to travel full time and document our stories on KZbin was put on hold way sooner than we ever thought. We are still positive and hopeful for the upcoming chapters though. Stay safe

[@nishantissera4920]

Don't give up....you'll be successful soon after this pandemic is finish......Start ur vlogs from Srilanka .....Stay safe..

[@TravelInteresante]

@@nishantissera4920 thank you so much! That's such a sweet note! Yes as soon as we can travel again, we want to visit Sri Lanka so bad!!!

[@AGMundy]

Brought back many memories of my own trips to Sri Lanka. The pronunciation of Sri Lankan words does take some time - Nuwara Eliya is pronounced as one word - Nurayleeah. I spent Christmas Day there more years ago than I care to remember. The smell of tea factories is overwhelming. The tea plant is related to the camelia.

[@Topgooner01]

As we come out of Lock down, here in Cornwall, we are looking forward to welcoming you guys back to the Cornish coast, and our amazing cream teas. By the way, when you come, you have to visit Hayle, which has an amazing beach, with dunes! Stay safe!!

[@vkumdlz5703]

A brilliant vlog as always.. Thank you guys. ❤️ everything is perfect filming , editing , describing , background music, fascination..... High Five from Sri Lanka! Much Love ❤️🔥😍💪👌👍👏🙏🇱🇰🇺🇸

[@teshekarobinson1700]

Just perfect. It’s like a vacation from my couch. ❤️ the vids guys.

[@mpatrick2153]

High tea was typically served at high tables while standing and was for everyday working people. Afternoon tea was for the upper classes and served as a meal to tide you over until dinner at 8 or 9pm.

[@TheMaybebaby90]

I’m not sure about the high tea, but just so you know: Cream Tea: Pots of tea or coffee with a series of cakes or scones Afternoon Tea: Pots of tea or coffee with cakes or scones and different types of sandwiches included

[@bahamianoTV]

Loved it! Awesome video. I love me some tea! Cinematography was on point as usual. 😎 Can't wait to see the videos from Oman. Be safe The Endless Adventure!-sooner or later a new adventure shall reveal itself. 🛫🛤🚅⛴

[@yesvcan]

Thankyou for doing this guys! Appreciate very much.I am a Sri Lankan now living in Dan Francisco.🤔

[@sallyjones7737]

in the north east of England High Tea is usually just the same as Afternoon tea with the addition of a selection of meat or fish sandwiches so, small scones, cakes, jelly, & Ham, Salmon, Cheese sandwiches & lots of Tea which most brits drink with milk but lemon is ok too !!! great video !!

[@HausvonFloof]

I love y'alls content! Haven't checked in in a while and I love the new intro!!! So cute

[@Mahesh.Jayawickrama]

Oh! Wow another amazing video, happy to see you guys in #SriLanka, Thanks for sharing ..

[@annestrasko7581]

Next time you're in London, you guys need to have tea at Fortnum & Mason in the Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon! It's pricy, but absolutely worth it!

[@kingofleague8653]

I’m in love with this place now!!

[@savithmirashvindya5320]

We all are😀

[@cranford378]

There goes Eric again with his infamous English accent again, so hilarious. Keep up the good work yall. 😀

[@salanicus]

Yep, yours is officially our #1 Travel and Foodie channel. Followed closely by Kara and Nate, Flying the Nest, The Best Ever Food Review Show and Daneger and Stacey :) OH, and Eileen Aldis. Can't forget Eileen's fun channel. Up and coming is Naike and Kim and Kristyna and Romain. So there you have our top 8 KZbin travel and foodie channels. Your 2020 Top Channel Award is in the mail, LOL Stay safe guys, James and Kim

[@WilliamHansonEtiquette]

High tea is a much more savoury meal eaten later in the day - not sweet treats and small itty-bitty things. When you're in London next I can show you the rules and history of a real afternoon tea. I am not convinced mutton samosas is what the Duchess of Bedford had in mind.

[@CheapHolidayExpert]

William Hanson omg you guys HAVE to do a video with William!! He’s an etiquette expert who’s always on the TV in the UK showing people how to do things ‘properly’ and is a wonderful mix of sassy and scathing 🤣🤣🤣 He even put Chelsea Handler in her place!

[@paulfredfield]

Travelling whilst at home. Perfect. Afternoon tea too!

[@HeyMelani]

Your filming and editing skills are INCREDIBLE guys! I will not stop telling this to you too 🤭😍😍 Beautiful video again of my little island 🥰 Much love and stay safe!!

[@previouslyachimp]

Absolutely, the little shots of the lizard, squirrel, and butterfly give a lovely sense of enjoying nature with them, and the drone shots really open up the landscape to give a feeling of freedom. Vicarious vacationing is great! 😊

[@HeyMelani]

@@previouslyachimp I totally agree!! 😍

[@freecommentor]

Truly. This is a very good quality video.

[@nalindadamith5442]

Beautiful couple, beautiful journey, beautiful video. Thank you guys for visiting our country. God bless you.

[@angelasandeen2813]

Your videos have really awakened the travel bug in me. I was supposed to go to London last month but of course that got cancelled. Hoping to go next year. Hope you get to resume your travels soon!

[@ShimazAhamed]

we need more of the sri lankan vloggs 😭

[@shiromichandima5714]

❤🇱🇰

[@RameenasCulinaryStyle]

💕💕💕

[@BellaDiary]

Reminds me of tea at homeeee - which I can't have because of lockdown!! I was just filming a vlog in wales about afternoon tea. I found out that traditionally, high tea was a working-class meal served on a high table at the end of the workday, shortly after 5 p.m where as low tea is afternoon tea - manners, lace, pinkies and all that jazz. So, now you know :)

[@rabelsiraji]

Love from Bangladesh. Stay Home and let's end the pandemic COVID-19 for good. Nuwara Eliya due it's altitude has a tropical oceanic climate, a speck of heaven on earth.

[@jackieblewett641]

Good Sri Lanka series, well done.

[@mrsimplym6822]

The same location and the same lady illustrating. Amazing place and ambience specially when clouds kisses your head and you an amazing tea with teak Cake.

[@nadeeshajayathilake9383]

Really thankfull for both of you as you have created nice series of videos which inspire others to visit my country Sri Lanka and to know about this great small island. Proud and its a bless to be a child of mother Sri Lanka. Wishing you for a safe journey and come and visit our country again. Love u.

[@kimmentzinger3388]

Your incredible content and positivity Is giving me reason to smile during these uncertain times! Cannot wait to see your Oman series!!!!🙏🏼💕🤗🥰🥳🎊😊

[@mujahidmohiuddin9207]

Love from karachi😍😍😍😍 May this covid-19 issue be solved ASAP the world is bearring great loss...

[@freecommentor]

Greetings from Sri Lanka. Visit Sri Lanka after the pandemic is over. 😀

[@mujahidmohiuddin9207]

@@freecommentor i'll visit for sure even it is in my goto list😍😍😍

[@freecommentor]

@@mujahidmohiuddin9207 Comment here before coming and I'll help you.

[@Diana-lo6cx]

Thank You for the video! Nice break from reality

[@kasunmahesh1862]

From stunning beaches to Temperate Climate. Sri Lanka is everything you want to feel.

[@jacoboleary9076]

Your videos are one of the few good things keeping me sane right now. Thank you!!

[@jamesanderson6373]

You and me both.

[@jacoboleary9076]

@@jamesanderson6373 it's good to have an escape!

[@jamesanderson6373]

@@jacoboleary9076 when the quarantine is lifted I'm going to do two weeks in Hawaii.

[@sashaadina5663]

I loveeee tea - guess I gotta go to Sri Lanka to see if it compares to my English breakfast favourite 😂

[@runmeoverwithyourcar72]

Sasha Adina Sri Lanka is where the tea is from. There is no such thing as “English tea” because the English stole it.

[@ynys_mon6928]

Afternoon tea, a ‘light’ meal of sandwiches and cakes (a bit like the bus tour you took on a double decker bus in London, only lighter, that was a bit over the top). High tea traditionally includes more ‘substantial’ and savoury items, like the samosas you had. When I was younger (in the 1960s and working class) I equated what I’d read about high tea with what us more down-to-earth lot called ‘supper’. My grandparents used to have a very light tea meal at around 4pm, then a savoury, but still relatively light meal, called supper around 8pm. No evening dinner, the main meal was taken at midday. For descriptions of high tea you probably need to read some Enid Blyton children’s stories.

[@maxwellfan55]

Helen. Interesting points. You are probably about my age (I was born mid 50's). Typically at home, 1960's breakfast was usually a fairly light affair, cereal/toast, tea, milk, or sometimes a cooked meal if time allowed. Cereal boxes were studied excitedly as they often contained interesting facts about footballers, aircraft etc, also things to cut out and collect, our family consisting only of boys. Not sure what applied to girls? Break-time at school consisted of milk, or if you were very lucky, orange juice in a clear half-pint bottle (rare and highly prized!). Dinner (at school or at home) was mid-day and substantial, sometimes attended by father weekday if work allowed. "Tea-time" was a nourishing but lighter cooked meal or salad served around 5pm, or as soon as father returned from work. We would hope the call to table wouldn't correspond with a favourite TV programme like the Flintstones, Treasure Island, or Top Cat! "Elevenses", was tea or coffee with a sweet or savoury snack eaten of course at 11am, popular but regarded as a treat mostly for adults. This was rural mid, and south east England. The terms "lunch", "luncheon" or "supper" were rarely if ever used, except, as you say in Enid Blyton books which I read avidly as a child. As far as I remember, afternoon tea was for posh people who didn't work, but lower classes did indulge as and when time and opportunity permitted, and very popular with excellent home-made cake and scones. Everything except bread was home-made, tea was always leaves and strainer, as I still insist on today, allowing tea to brew in pots, never from tea-bags. Some things remain sacred. Mealtimes were mostly taken in silence or with restrained, polite conversation between adults where manners were were strictly observed and scrutinised. So as a child I was often both scared and hungry at these events, fearing them more if guests or grandparents were present. Usually I would burst into tears if I spilled something, made worse because I was immediately scolded. The remainder of the meal was spent in humiliation and absolute silence as eyes looked down on me with unsympathetic displeasure. Except perhaps my brothers, delighting in my misfortune. When my parents lived abroad I was sent away to boarding school at 11 years old, where we had a cooked breakfast every day. "Light tea" was around 4 pm, consisting of milk, plain biscuits, or very occasionally a savoury such as half a stale pie which was not particularly popular, but broke up the time between meals.

[@shaunratnayake5957]

Guys, you are so great and really enjoyed the blog.

[@Thebethybethx]

You guys are helping me when working from home!!

[@chathuralakshen9909]

We also Stay at home 😂

[@zakteam77]

I can’t believe someone gave a thumbs down for this vlog 😢

[@cjcj6945]

We should actually pray for them if this is the case🙏🌏

[@FlyMouse1]

Unfortunately, you're always gonna have those few people in the world that thumbs down a video, for no reason at all. It's the internet. I think all of their videos are awesome, so it is hard to believe anyone would give a thumbs down. 🤷

[@vkumdlz5703]

Don't worry about those losers my friend 👍

[@supunliyanage5729]

Dont care about those, those are people who are jelous for sri lanka for sure..... For everything there people like that.

[@madison_lila]

Love you guys so much💕💕 hope quarantine is going well❤️

[@benwallach6197]

WOW! Thank for the new content. Keep these coming-we need these now.

[@NazeemNaheem]

Delectable scones, tea sandwiches, and cakes are the hallmark of an afternoon tea, which is served in midafternoon. A high tea, however, includes much more substantive fare, such as meat, fish, and egg dishes, as well as breads and desserts, and is offered in the early evening

[@ancientvillagefood3812]

Beautiful place beautiful country ❤👍

[@genevieve3432]

Allison, I have a self-indulgent question: where did you get your blue printed dress you're wearing in the beginning?! It's so cute!

[@efhraimfotunado2572]

I like the idea that you are traveling with tuktuk just like what you did in Siargao Philippines. Hope there will be more video trips that you will ride a tuktuk. God bless

[@tonys1636]

Afternoon tea was usually taken in the Drawing Room at around 3 pm, the Ladies would change from the clothes that they had been wearing in the morning and at Luncheon before partaking of it. The afternoon might be spent at needlework, at the piano or corresponding before changing for Dinner at around 6 for dinner at 8. High tea would be taken in the breakfast room at around 5 if one had been out enjoying field sports during the afternoon, before going up to change for Dinner. One would not go into the Drawing room or Dining room in ones field sports clothes or boots. Breakfast at 8, Luncheon at 12, Tea at 3 or 5, Dinner at 8 often lasting two or more hours.

[@randheerperera7333]

And Thats how you do it!you can do it in a Park lane hotel over looking Hyde park if you got some spare cash😉

[@PudikT]

beautiful country and amazing view. have fun

[@markjs46]

lovely to see so many smiling faces! Mark from Boufnemouth

[@LasandaLiyadipita]

Seeing my home town (at least grand hotel 😁) makes me feel super homesick. But what can I do, getting stucked at home in complete opposite side of the world😥 . But watching this kind of videos is what I do all the time these days. So thanks for the video and keep up em coming 😃

[@mahikantha]

Cinammon is native to sri lanka

[@assamteabyvinay]

Wow... Great I love this kind of video. I am an tea entrepreneur too... Here in Assam India

[@jbcamxx945]

Business & Travel 😃👌🏼

[@darenhaines8830]

I like the way Alison has arranged her hair.

[@chmechme122]

Beautiful island Sri Lanka...

[@DanielandDadExploring]

Nice video to take us away in this period, 😉 we are lucky enough to live in a wonderful area in UK, with forest right behind our house 🤗🤗🤗

[@robinfereday6562]

Afternoon tea is sandwich’s and cakes served away from a table and high tea was served with hot saviours at a table that you sit around later in the day

[@dewmic.diwyangana]

I'm Proud to be a sri lankan🇱🇰

[@nishantissera4920]

We all....😋😋

[@deshannavoda6763]

Thanks for visit our country guys..love you...

[@TravelandTrots]

Inspired by all your tea tastings, I’m gunna make me some tea right now! 😀

[@davidcross47]

Traditionally, afternoon tea is sandwiches, cakes or scones & tea. High tea is tea with a light hot main course.

[@sandrasriwardhana3976]

Thank you for appeciating my beautiful country . ❤❤

[@ronu4hka]

Yalls videos are dope 🔥

[@colambage3612]

Hi i really enjoyed watching your video and thanks for appreciating My country..

[@scatton61]

My understanding is that it was the British that introduced Tea growing to India and Sri Lanka. Prior to this one had to go to China to purchase it

[@markwalters8350]

Correct. Also to some of the African colonies.

[@stillwithyou7435]

yes

[@lasanmanujitha6120]

I just love your vibe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sarathkumara8919]

Beautiful video miss my country thanks guys

[@ananigma7]

Let's get one thing straight.. None of us Brits drink our tea with our little finger sticking up! 😂

[@melodyaminian9008]

I was having my Sadaf tea while watching this

[@shanihansamali2176]

Proud srilankan here🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰

[@gamunuiro4099]

My srilanka 🇱🇰♥️☮️🇦🇪🙏🙏☮️☮️

[@nisalnavodya7768]

Hii...Im from sri Lanka🇱🇰..we are glad that you visited us💕✨️Come again when this corona virus is gone from the world.I wish you could come soon and do a video.😇

[@yesvcan]

I have camped over night on top of World’End with a bunch of college friends in 1976/7 I believe.

[@liaqatbrathyar8255]

Already I have been gone there it was amazing place

[@gayathreeabeyratne935]

Great to see ceylon tea getting recognized by travelers... We lov our tea in Sri lanka ( best in the world)