Bihar
Buy dry fruits online in Purnia
Purnia is the main market town of Seemanchal, a maize and makhana belt where Bihar meets Bengal in language, food and festivals. Check today's dry fruit rates in Purnia here for kaju (cashew), badam (almonds), kishmish (raisins), khajur (dates) and pista (pistachio), with the live price on every shelf. Each order is weighed to the gram, sealed airtight and sent by courier to homes in Purnia and the towns of Seemanchal.
- 4–6 days to Purnia
- Free delivery over ₹1,000
- Premium graded by hand
- Weighed to order, never pre-packed
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What Purnia orders
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- 250 g
- 500 g
- 1 kg
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- 250 g
- 500 g
- 1 kg
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- 250 g
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- 500 g
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- 250 g
- 500 g
- 1 kg
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- 250 g
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- 250 g
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- 1 kg
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- 250 g
- 500 g
- 1 kg
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- 250 g
- 500 g
- 1 kg
Purnia’s Gulabbagh mandi trades maize from all over the region, and its homes mix Bihari and Bengali cooking without a second thought. Seemanchal families are close to Bengal and Nepal, so Bengali sweets, Bihari thekua and Nepali sel roti can all turn up on the same festive plate in a Purnia home.
Durga Puja bhog and payesh
Close to Bengal, Purnia celebrates Durga Puja with big pandals and evenings of bhog. Payesh and kheer here are finished with Kishmis Lambi Dakh and Badam Katran, and the khichdi bhog sometimes gets a handful of Broken Cashew (Kaju Tukda) fried in ghee.
Chhath at the ghats
Chhath ghats in Purnia fill just as they do in the rest of Bihar, and the prasad baskets carry Chhuhara (Dry Dates) beside thekua and coconut. After the morning arghya, families share the prasad with neighbours, and a box of Kalmi Safawi Dates is handy for the guests who drop in later.
Rain, rivers and storage
Seemanchal gets heavy rain and the rivers rise every monsoon, so the air stays damp for months. Keep Pista Kernels and cashews in airtight tins, and check raisins for clumping every couple of weeks. The raisin collection lists green, black and munakka varieties.
Purnia also sits on the route to Siliguri and the hills, and travellers heading north often stop in the town to break the journey. Families who host them keep a box of dry fruits for the tea table. Kali Puja and Saraswati Puja are celebrated with the same energy as in Bengal, and prasad often includes raisins and chopped cashews. Students preparing for exams in the town’s coaching centres pack almonds and walnuts for long study days, and parents in nearby villages send them a fresh pack each month.
A Purnia order usually reaches you in 4–6 days by courier, weighed to the gram and sealed airtight. The courier also reaches Katihar, Araria, Kishanganj and Banmankhi. Orders start at ₹1,000 and every order ships free. Payment is online only.
How it works
From our counter to Purnia
- 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 Purnia in 4–6 days Tracked, and sealed the way it left. A packet that arrives wrong or damaged is replaced.
By the shelf
Pick a shelf
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Asked and answered
Ordering from Purnia
Do you deliver dry fruits to Purnia?
Yes. We deliver across Purnia, free on every order, and orders start at ₹1,000.
How long does delivery to Purnia take?
Orders are packed the day they are placed and reach Purnia in 4–6 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 Purnia is weighed and sealed there, not picked from a warehouse.
Is there a minimum order for Purnia?
Orders start at ₹1,000; above that you can mix any weights. Delivery to Purnia is free on every order, and orders start at ₹1,000.
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