Upper & Lower Chitral · Hindu Kush

Organic fruit, honest farms, and a valley you can visit.

Farmers across the valley are moving from chemical inputs to compost, biochar and mulching — and recording every step of it.

This season from the valley

Grown on terraced farms between 2,000 and 2,500 metres, and sold by the families who grew them. The marketplace opens in phase 5.

Dried apricot

Kosht

Shelled walnut

Kosht

Chitrali apple

Kosht

Mountain honey

Kosht

Compost, not chemicals

Farmers move from chemical inputs to compost, biochar and mulching. Every practice is carried out, photographed and verified by a Cluster Leader before it counts.

Certificates you can check

Every certificate carries a number and a QR code. Scan it, or type the code, and see whether it is genuine and still current — without taking anyone’s word for it.

Verify a certificate

Stay with a farming family

Farm visits, traditional cooking and farm stays hosted by COM households in the valley. Booking opens in phase 6.