why are rudrakshas so revered in Hinduism, and where do they come from?

Sacred Rudrakshas that are grown in the hills of Nepal are truly special in every religious, spiritual and a commercial way.

Foxtail millet was traditionally farmed as a famine crop because it grows at a time of the year when other traditional crops are harvesting.

The mustard thrive in fertile lands of Chitwan district which is cultivated in the category for oilseeds, paints the ground gold.

Timur (Zanthoxylum armatum) is also called as “Boke Timur” in Nepali and Nepalese Pepper or prickly ash in English.

Immerse Yourself in the Cultural Tapestry of Nepal as You Participate in the Joyous Ropain Jatra, the Asadh 15

Biodynamic Agripreneurs adopted the new organic farming approach to help themselves revive soil health spreading across Nepal.

Kush plant (Eragrostis Cynosuroides) belongs to the grass family and is found abundantly around the world.