Gujarat
Buy dry fruits online in Junagadh
Junagadh sits at the foot of Girnar, and the pilgrims, Kesar mango growers and old city families here all keep dry fruits close at hand. This page shows today's dry fruit prices in Junagadh for kaju (cashew), badam (almonds), kishmish (raisins), anjeer (figs) and khajur (dates), with live rates on every shelf. Each pack is weighed to the gram and couriered to homes across the city and the towns around it.
- 2–4 days to Junagadh
- Free delivery over ₹1,000
- Premium graded by hand
- Weighed to order, never pre-packed
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What Junagadh orders
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Few cities in Gujarat see as many pilgrims as Junagadh, and that shapes what local homes keep in the kitchen. Here is a short guide for buyers in the city.
Food for the Girnar climb
Thousands climb the long stone stairway of Girnar every year, many of them before sunrise. Light, dry food travels best on that walk. A small pouch of Kishmis Lambi Dakh and Jumbo Almonds (Badam) weighs very little and will not melt or spill in a bag. Families on a Jain yatra often carry Five Seeds Mix as well, as it needs no cooking at all.
Bhavnath mela and fasting days
The Bhavnath fair at Mahashivratri fills the foothills with sadhus and visitors, and many local households fast on that day. Farali food in Junagadh often means Makhana (Fox Nut) roasted in ghee with rock salt, or milk with chopped Regular Anjeer. Ekadashi and the Mondays of Shravan bring the same plates back through the year.
Mango country and summer storage
From May the whole district talks about Kesar mangoes, and the heat that ripens them is hard on nuts. Keep Jumbo Cashew (Kaju) and almonds in an airtight jar away from the stove. A shelf inside a cupboard is cooler than the top of the fridge, where warm air collects. To compare grades of raisins first, open the raisin collection.
Delivery across Sorath
Junagadh also has a large student population around its agricultural university, and hostel kitchens close by the evening, leaving students to fend for themselves. A jar of almonds and raisins on the shelf is the simplest answer to that. In the old city near Uparkot, families still store grain and dry fruits in brass and steel dabbas handed down from grandparents, and those heavy lids keep out moisture far better than plastic boxes. If you have such a dabba at home, use it for nuts in the monsoon.
A Junagadh order usually reaches you in 2–4 days by courier, weighed to the gram and sealed airtight. The courier also reaches Keshod, Veraval, Manavadar and Visavadar. Orders start at ₹1,000 and every order ships free. Payment is online only.
How it works
From our counter to Junagadh
- You pick the weight A hundred grams or a kilo. The price is per weight, and the rate is the same online as it is at the counter.
- We weigh it that day Nothing here sits in a packet waiting for an order. It is graded by hand, weighed and sealed the day it ships.
- It reaches Junagadh in 2–4 days Tracked, and sealed the way it left. A packet that arrives wrong or damaged is replaced.
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Asked and answered
Ordering from Junagadh
Do you deliver dry fruits to Junagadh?
Yes. We deliver across Junagadh, free on every order, and orders start at ₹1,000.
How long does delivery to Junagadh take?
Orders are packed the day they are placed and reach Junagadh in 2–4 days.
Is this a shop or a reseller?
A shop. Raj Dry Fruit is a family dry fruit business with its own counter in Rajasthan. Every order for Junagadh is weighed and sealed there, not picked from a warehouse.
Is there a minimum order for Junagadh?
Orders start at ₹1,000; above that you can mix any weights. Delivery to Junagadh is free on every order, and orders start at ₹1,000.
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