What is the Teardrop Island and what is it now called?

Teardrop Island is a nickname for Sri Lanka, derived from its shape resembling a teardrop in the Indian ocean. It is known for its diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and historical significance. Today, it is still commonly referred to as Sri Lanka, which has become its official name. The island is famous for its tea plantations, wildlife, and ancient ruins, attracting tourists from around the world.