We encourage bulk orders whenever possible! Since Turtuk is a remote village, consolidating orders helps streamline deliveries, conserve fuel, and optimize manpower. All resources first travel to Leh before reaching you, and bulk orders make this process more efficient and sustainable.

Unfortunately, we do not offer returns or exchanges on our products. However, if you face any issues with your purchase, we’re always here to help—just reach out to us!

You can pick up your order from Apricotvilla in Turtuk Village, Turtuk-Nubra, Ladakh. If you're in Turtuk and wish to experience a product firsthand before purchasing, we'd be happy to arrange it for you!

Once part of Pakistan, Turtuk became a part of India after the 1971 Indo-Pak war, making it a cultural and historical crossroads, and is one of the last villages of India.

Turtuk is the entrance to the Baltistan region, known for its blend of Central Asian and Himalayan influences. Only around 7,000 in total population of Balti community currently resides in India.

Turtuk remains untouched by urbanisation, offering eco-conscious travellers a glimpse into a carbon-negative lifestyle.

The Balti people of Turtuk are known for their warm hospitality, vibrant traditions, and a language that echoes their ancient roots and thus become one of the rarest cultures in India.

Turtuk's lush orchards produce the world’s finest apricots, walnuts, and barley, nurtured by pure glacial waters. It is a self-sustained village.