Pallepola, Matale · Sri Lanka

Rooted in Matale.
Growing with purpose.

A privately managed plantation cultivating true Ceylon cinnamon, coconut and selected tropical crops.

Product form, availability and quantity are confirmed for each enquiry.

01 · Our Story

More than a plantation.
A living legacy.

Ambokka Plantation is based in Pallepola, Matale, an established agricultural region of Sri Lanka. We manage the land directly, care for crops through each season, coordinate harvesting and continue improving our handling and processing capabilities.

How We Work →

02 · What We Grow

Know the crops.
Understand their role.

Explore the crops cultivated at Ambokka Plantation and the role each one plays within the plantation.

01

Cinnamomum verum

Ceylon Cinnamon

True Ceylon cinnamon is native to Sri Lanka and valued for its fine inner bark, delicate aroma and light, multi-layered quills. Fresh leaves also have established culinary uses.

Cultivated in Matale, one of Sri Lanka’s recognised cinnamon-growing regions.
Thin multi-layered Ceylon cinnamon quills with fresh cinnamon leaves and ground cinnamon.
02

Moringa oleifera

Moringa

Moringa is a tropical tree valued for its edible leaves and drumstick pods. Its leaves are used in curries, soups and other food preparations, and dried leaves may be milled into powder.

A versatile food crop with potential for carefully prepared leaf products.
Fresh moringa branches with natural drumstick pods and a small bowl of leaf powder.
03

Annona muricata

Soursop

Soursop is an evergreen tropical tree recognised by its green fruit and broad leaves. The fruit is known for its soft, tangy flesh, while the leaves have a history of traditional use in herbal infusions.

Cultivated for its tropical fruit and selected leaf enquiries.
A mature green soursop fruit with broad fresh soursop leaves.
04

Musa species

Banana

Banana is an important working crop within the plantation. Cultivation includes familiar Sri Lankan varieties such as Seeni and Ambul, valued for flavour and everyday local use.

An educational crop on this website; it is not presented for online ordering.
A natural bunch of ripe Sri Lankan Seeni bananas resting on a banana leaf.
05

Cocos nucifera

Coconut

Coconut is one of Sri Lanka’s most versatile plantation crops. The nut supplies water and kernel, while the palm remains an important long-term part of the agricultural landscape.

A core plantation crop shown for information, not for online ordering.
A mature coconut and a naturally split coconut on a dark stone surface.
06

Arecanut · Lemon · Yakinaran

Other Tropical Crops

Arecanut, lemon and Yakinaran add diversity to Ambokka Plantation. Yakinaran is a Sri Lankan citrus-family plant known locally for its aromatic leaves.

Selected crops with distinct local uses and future product potential.
Arecanut, lemon and other tropical crops cultivated at Ambokka Plantation.

03 · Products We Offer

Products available
for enquiry.

Direct enquiries are welcome for selected Ambokka Plantation products. Current availability, product form, quantity, preparation, packaging and expected timing are confirmed individually before supply.

Product availability can vary according to the crop, season, preparation requirements and requested quantity. Please contact Ambokka Plantation to confirm current availability.

01 · Main Collection

Cinnamomum verum · True Ceylon cinnamon

Ceylon cinnamon

Ceylon cinnamon is Ambokka Plantation’s main product focus. Its quills are formed from fine layers of inner bark and are lighter and more delicate than cassia. Enquiries are welcome for quills, powder and fresh or dried leaves, subject to current availability and agreed requirements.

01

Cinnamon quills

Fine inner bark formed into light, multi-layered quills. Commonly used whole in tea, rice, curries, desserts, beverages and spice infusions.

Enquire About Cinnamon quills
02

Cinnamon powder

Ground true Ceylon cinnamon for use in baking, beverages, breakfast foods, desserts and spice blends. Preparation, quantity and packaging are confirmed for each enquiry.

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03

Cinnamon leaves

Fresh or dried aromatic cinnamon leaves used in food preparation and infusions. Current form, quantity and preparation are confirmed for each enquiry.

Enquire About Cinnamon leaves
Thin multi-layered Ceylon cinnamon quills with fresh and dried cinnamon leaves and ground cinnamon.
02 · Leaf Product

Annona muricata

Soursop leaves

Fresh or carefully dried whole leaves may be discussed for suitable enquiries, subject to current availability. Soursop leaves have a history of traditional use in herbal infusions. This information describes botanical and traditional use and is not medical advice.

Enquire About Soursop leaves
Fresh and dried soursop leaves beside a glass cup of soursop-leaf infusion.
03 · Leaf Product

Moringa oleifera

Moringa leaves

Fresh or dried moringa leaves may be used in cooking, infusions, food blends or milling into powder. Product form, preparation and availability are confirmed for each enquiry.

Enquire About Moringa leaves
Fresh moringa leaves with dried leaves and moringa leaf powder.
04 · Leaf Product

Atalantia ceylanica

Yakinaran leaves

Enquiries may be made for fresh leaves, dried leaves or leaf powder. Availability and preparation are confirmed individually. Yakinaran has a history of traditional use in herbal porridges and infusions. No medical claims are made.

Enquire About Yakinaran leaves
Fresh and dried Yakinaran leaves with leaf powder.

Product descriptions refer to food, botanical and traditional uses only and do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment claims.

04 · How We Work

From the plantation
to the product—clearly coordinated.

Our work covers crop management, harvesting, selection, preparation and direct coordination with buyers. The exact process depends on the crop, intended use and agreed product requirement.

01

Plan

We plan cultivation around the land, growing conditions, season and the crop’s intended role.

02

Grow

Observation, maintenance, pruning, nutrition and timely fieldwork support each crop.

03

Harvest

Material is gathered at a suitable stage for freshness, maturity and intended use.

04

Select

Harvested material is inspected and unsuitable material is removed before preparation.

05

Prepare

The agreed product may be supplied fresh, dried, ground or in another confirmed form.

06

Coordinate

We confirm form, quantity, preparation, packaging, destination and expected timing with the buyer.

Local Work · Shared Progress

Respect for place, people and local knowledge.

Ambokka Plantation provides paid work connected to cultivation, maintenance and seasonal harvesting. Work is organised with respect for local knowledge, religious observances, community responsibilities and established customs.

Local incomePaid opportunities connected to fieldwork and seasonal harvesting.
Land knowledgePractical experience shaped by the surrounding area.
CultureLocal customs and observances are considered when organising work.

Honest progress. Preparation, packaging and quantities are confirmed directly for each enquiry. Planned improvements are not presented as existing operational capabilities.

Discuss Your Product Requirement

05 · Contact & Social

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Contact Ambokka Plantation for product enquiries, buyer discussions, partnerships or plantation visits by prior appointment. For a faster response, include the product, required form, approximate quantity, destination and expected timing.

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