Gaharu, also known as agarwood, is a highly valuable and sought-after product derived from Aquilaria trees. Gaharu cultivation involves the sustainable farming of these trees to produce resin, which forms naturally in response to fungal infection. This resin is prized for its unique and rich fragrance, making it a key ingredient in perfumes, incense, and traditional medicines across Asia and the Middle East.

The cultivation process requires careful nurturing and management to ensure the trees produce high-quality resin. Gaharu is often harvested and processed into essential oils, wood chips, or powders. Its increasing demand, coupled with eco-friendly farming methods, makes Gaharu cultivation a lucrative and sustainable business opportunity.