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Indien, Safran-Ernte in Kaschmir

Indien, Safran-Ernte in Kaschmir

04.11.2026

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Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri residents separate threads from freshly harvested saffron flowers, during the saffron harvest season in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (33)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri farmer separates threads from a freshly harvested saffron flowers, during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (31)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri family separate threads from a freshly harvested saffron flowers, during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (30)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri women arrive at a field to collect saffron flowers during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (28)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A butterfly sucks nectar out of a saffron flower at a field, during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (27)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri girls collect saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (26)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri resident collects saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (25)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri residents collect saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (24)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri residents collect saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (23)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Saffron flowers are seen in full bloom at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (22)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri women with baskets arrive at a field to collect saffron flowers during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (20)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Saffron flowers are seen in full bloom at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (19)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A honey bee sucks nectar out of a saffron flower at a field, during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar, Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (17)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri residents collect saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (13)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri girl holds saffron flowers in her hands at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (9)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri resident fills a bag with freshly picked saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (8)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri residents collect saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (7)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Kashmiri residents collect saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (6)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri woman collects saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (5)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 Saffron flowers are seen at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (4)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri resident collects saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (3)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri resident collects saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (2)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri resident collects saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (16)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri resident collects saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (12)
Saffron- the Red Gold of Kashmir, India - 4 Nov 2026 A Kashmiri resident fills a basket with freshly picked saffron flowers at a field during the saffron harvest in Pampore, about 22kms from Srinagar. Saffron is known to be the world s most expensive spice. Often referred to as ‘red gold’ because of its high value, saffron is prized for its rich aroma, distinctive flavour and quality. Saffron is grown commercially in India, Spain and Iran. But Kashmir is considered one of the three prominent cultivating places of saffron all over the world. Pampore India Copyright: xSaqibxMajeedx xSOPAxImagesx M_SAQIB_041126 (1)