Famous green peas of Karnagadh in Surendranagar priced at ₹400 per kg
Due to heavy demand for peas at the very start of the season, customers have to make advance bookings
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 2:39 am · 1 min read
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The market for the famous green peas of Karnagadh village in Surendranagar district has commenced this year as well. According to a report by Sandesh, in the first phase of the season's start, the price of these peas has reached ₹400 per kg. Despite such an increase in price, there is great enthusiasm among consumers for these peas, leading to a situation where advance bookings must be made for purchases.
The popularity of these green peas from Karnagadh is not limited to Gujarat alone, but they are also supplied in large quantities to major metropolises of the country such as Mumbai and Bengaluru. Traders and customers from other states also place special orders for these specific peas.
The specialty of these peas is that despite the soil being saline here, the pea grain naturally becomes very sweet and delicious. Farmers cultivate this crop on non-irrigated land, where excellent quality production is obtained even with less water. The green pea curry of Karnagadh is also very famous, for whose taste people from other districts also come here to eat. With the start of the season, there is an atmosphere of happiness among farmers and traders.
Karnagadh village is located in Surendranagar district, which was known throughout Gujarat for its excellent quality green peas.
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