This year, a high yield is expected for Bitlis wild hive honey, known for its rich flora and…

This year, a high yield is expected for Bitlis wild hive honey, known for its rich flora and unique production method. Produced in hives placed in high-altitude mountain pastures in spring, this honey attracts attention with its distinctive aroma and natural production process. The honey, made by bees feeding on thousands of plant species, is in high demand both locally and nationwide.

In Bitlis, wild hives made from willow branches are coated with clay and manure to suit natural production. Beekeepers patiently wait by the hives for months and harvest the honey after a long and tiring process. The resulting wild hive honey stands out with its unique taste and quality.