Junagadh sits beneath Girnar, whose ropeway opened in 2020, and hosts two of Gujarat's biggest gatherings — the Bhavnath fair at Mahashivratri and the Lili Parikrama around Girnar every Kartik month. It is also the gateway to Sasan Gir and the centre of the Gir Kesar mango trade, so pilgrims, tourists and fruit traders fill its eateries.
Since India banned single-use plastic cutlery in July 2022, Junagadh businesses have been switching to wooden alternatives. We have manufactured birchwood spoons, forks, knives and stirrers in Ahmedabad since 2007.
Bulk spoons and forks for stalls and annakshetras during Mahashivratri and the Lili Parikrama.
Wooden cutlery for hotels and resorts serving Gir visitors.
Spoons for kesar mango pulp, fruit cups and desserts.
We send Junagadh orders by road from Odhav, Ahmedabad — roughly 320 km via Rajkot — and they usually arrive 2 to 3 days after dispatch.
Mahashivratri (the Bhavnath fair) and the Lili Parikrama in Kartik are the two biggest peaks, and kesar mango season runs from May to June. Order several weeks ahead of each.
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