Kalabagh, the source

Where the dark pink comes from.

Kalabagh lies at the western end of the Salt Range, where the range meets the Indus. Its veins yield a denser, darker salt than almost anywhere else.

Schematic map of the Salt Range, Punjab, PakistanThe Salt Range runs west to east across northern Punjab between the Indus and Jhelum rivers. Kalabagh, where VORA HIMALAYAN SALT mines, sits at the western end of the range on the Indus. Khewra lies toward the eastern end, with the Potwar Plateau to the north.Potwar PlateauPunjab PlainIndus RiverJhelum RiverKhewraEastern Salt RangeIslamabadKalabaghOur mine, western Salt RangeN
Schematic, not to scale.

Strategic location

The western end of the range.

Kalabagh offers the geological conditions for premium excavation, and the position to get it to a port.

Naturally protected

The deposit is sealed under rock and removed from modern pollutants, preserving its original elemental composition.

Ethical, direct sourcing

Our deep-rooted presence here guarantees authentic, ethical and direct sourcing, without third-party brokers.

Built for bulk export

The mine is positioned to move bulk yields efficiently to international shipping ports bound for Australia.

The geological story

250 million years in the making.

Formed under extreme tectonic pressure and sealed beneath rock ever since. Nothing modern has reached the seam: what we mine is what was laid down.

Close view of rough Kalabagh rock salt, deep red-pink with white crystalline striations.

Distinctive formations

The signature dark pink.

Many suppliers source generically. Our salt is excavated directly from the unique geological veins of Kalabagh.

As the striking patterns and striations show, Kalabagh is globally celebrated for a highly dense, distinctly dark pink salt: a premium look and a concentrated mineral profile entirely unmatched by standard white variants.

Source straight from the seam.

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