Pakistan Valley reviews

The flavour on this strain is just unreal. A very musky heavy kush flavour followed by sweetness on the exhale. Lovely! The bud structure is great. This strain is great for those that like fruity flavour buds but also love kush. This is what the coffeeshops of Amsterdam used to smell like 20 years ago!

Exhibits similar characteristics to it's Afghani Hindu Kush, very close-in-proximity to the general region, cousin ... The only difference is that this has a sweet, fruity overtone to it, whereas the Afghani is intially earthy & piney on the pallete

One of the best Indicas. Has all the trademark Indica characteristics and a lovely, spicy weedy flavour and aroma. Traditionally most of it is processed into charas or garda hash but a small amount of buds and leaves are also consumed as edibles referred to as bhang in the local language. Very few people in the region smoke the dried buds which is surprising. It can be compared Afghan strains like Mazar although its effects are a bit more profound and the smoke of the commercial machine processed hash is quite harsh when you first inhale whereas the traditional hand-pressed variety is smoother. The hash from this part of the world is very different from the Moroccan and Middle Eastern hashish which is typically mellow and smooth whereas Asian Afghan/Indian/Pakistani hash is a lot stronger.

Second Favorite strain ! Oldest strain in the world ! Very developed chemically and has an extensive gene pool over hundreds of years of natural growth ! Ancient og is great too, that's Afghan & Pakistani kush. AMAZING

A true landrace strain. Smoke it everyday. Its the best medicine for all sorts of pain . Grown in the Tribal region of Pakistan that offer perfect conditions for the plants to produce dense colas and sugary trichomes.

This is fantastic for insomnia. The first time I smoked a bowl, I was out within a minute (for real) It's also great for pain.

Chill, calm, sleepy, and relaxed

A rare, singular landrace Indica, near the same region, altitudes and has similar genome characteristics to the nearby Aghani / Hindu Kush