The taste buds (Swad Kali) in our body are primarily located on the tongue. They are grouped in different regions of the tongue, each sensitive to different tastes—sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami. These taste buds are found on the papillae, which are small bumps on the tongue's surface. Some taste receptors are also present in the throat, the roof of the mouth, and the esophagus, but the majority are concentrated on the tongue.