There’s no high quite like bed tea in the Himalayas. A pot of gingery chai and buttery shortbread delivered at dawn and ...

Tek Prasad Gurung, 64, taking a bite from freshly-harvested honeycomb during honey hunting near Taap in Lamjung, Nepal. The honeycomb extract is also known as ‘mad honey’ for some intoxicating ...

Hidden deep in the remote Himalayan regions of Nepal lies one of nature’s most intriguing mysteries: Mad Honey.

Mad Honey is an ultra-rare type of honey made by the giant Himalayan honey bee (Apis laboriosa) and is collected from the high cliffs of Nepal. The bees gather nectar from flowers of the rhododendron ...

Mad honey, one of nature’s most fascinating substances, has captivated the attention of travelers, herbal enthusiasts, and wellness seekers worldwide. Harvested primarily from the Himalayan region, ...

It’s also known as bitter honey or deli bal, and it’s harvested predominantly in Turkey and Nepal and sold at a premium for its intoxicating effect.

It’s also known as bitter honey or deli bal, and it’s harvested predominantly in Turkey and Nepal and sold at a premium for its intoxicating effect.

Sameer Shah of Best Mad Honey, a distributor based in Nepal, told WOOD that he’d never encountered delusions caused by mad honey. “That being said,” wrote Shah, “if ingested in high doses, ...

Deli bal, a potentially dangerous delicacy that sells at a premium price, is harvested in just two places around the world -- the Black Sea region in Turkey and Nepal's Hindu Kush Himalayan ...