<p>Generally, the HCT aspect that was valued most by tea plantation workers was counselling (n=191, 51.1%). Majority (n= 153, 40.1%) of the tea plantation workers preferred to obtain HCT services from government facilities and majority (n=339, 89.5%) preferred the samples to be collected through finger prick. The discrete choice experiment showed that samples taken from the arm (OR=1.22, P-Value=0.017) and any counselling (pre-test counselling OR=1.87, P-Value=0.000; post-test counselling OR=1.42, P-Value=0.000 and both pre-test and post-test counselling OR=1.86, P-value=0.000) increased the odds of a participant selecting a testing option, with the greatest for variables relation to type of counselling.</p>