US EditionGholvad: The chikoo village of India
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Gholvad: The chikoo village of India
The picturesque Gholvad village, located along the coastal highway leading to Dahanu in Maharashtra’s Palghar district, produces chikoo or sapota with a sweet and grainy pulp and a melt-in-the-mouth texture unique to the region. Along with Dahanu, Gholvad produces over 500 tonnes of chikoo annually with a per-acre yield of around 8 tonnes or 8,000 kg. The local economy thrives largely on sapota plantations, which support employment in agricult…
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