Larkana, a city in Sindh, Pakistan, is famously known as the "City of Guava" known locally as amrood or Zaitoon. This region is one of the country’s major guava producers, contributing 30-35% of Pakistan’s total guava supply. These guavas are cultivated on thousands of acres of fertile land, making Larkana a vital agricultural hub for this fruit. The guava season in Larkana begins in November and continues until March, providing a steady supply of the fruit throughout the winter months. What makes Larkana’s guavas stand out is their unique characteristics—they are smaller in size, have a distinct rectangular shape, and feature pink flesh, although a large portion of the crops also produce guavas with white flesh, known for being extra sweet. Due to their high quality and demand, guavas from Larkana are not only consumed locally but are also exported to major cities across Pakistan, making Larkana a key hub in the country’s guava production.