Our origin
From the valleys of Chitral
Orchards, terraced fields and mountain pasture beneath the highest peak of the Hindu Kush.
Our origin
From the valleys of Chitral
Chitral lies in the far north-west of Pakistan, where the Hindu Kush rises above narrow valleys of orchards, terraced fields and mountain pasture. Tirich Mir, at 7,708 metres, is the highest peak of the range.
It is from these mountain regions that we source honey, dry fruits and other natural products — harvested in season and packed with care.
- Region
Chitral District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - Mountain range
Hindu Kush - Highest peak
Tirich Mir, 7,708 m
The harvest calendar
| Season | What happens in the valleys |
|---|---|
| Spring | Orchards blossom; hives are prepared. |
| Summer | Apricots and mulberries ripen and are dried; honey is gathered. |
| Autumn | Walnuts and chilgoza are gathered. |
| Winter | Stores are packed; high passes may be closed by snow. |