Nizamani Orchards
Since 1930 · Tando Allahyar, Sindh

Nizamani Orchards

Pakistani mangoes, grown in Tando Allahyar since 1930.

A family orchard grown by four generations, and export-grade Sindhri specialists, sold by the crate to importers and discerning tables alike.

Sindhri Chaunsa Sohnaro Langro
Botanical engraving of two mangoes on the branch

2027 season bookings are open. Join the list for first dispatch dates.

The Orchard

Four generations. One orchard.

Since 1930, the Nizamani family has tended a single 400-acre orchard in Village Tando Soomro, deep in the mango belt of Tando Allahyar, Sindh. What began as one family's grove has passed through four generations of growers, still trading under the same mark.

We are Sindhri specialists first. Every crate carries the fruit of a place: the alluvial soil, the long Sindh summer, and hands that have picked these trees for nearly a century.

1930
Established
4th
Generation
4
Varieties grown
1
Family orchard
Nizamani Orchards mango engraving
Since 1930
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From the orchard, every week.

Pictures from the rows, the packing shed and the road, through the season and out of it.

A worn path running between two rows of mango trees Workers under the dappled canopy of the mango trees Woven wooden crates of packed mangoes massed in the shade Sunset over the orchard with a tractor between the trees