The below images are taken by a drone showing our Aquilaria forest, which is sufficient for more than 20 years of usage without planning any new tree.
However, for sustainable future, new Aquilaria Crassna trees are constantly planted and wounded to create agarwood.
Horizontal view from the ground
A wounded tree
Large pottery containers store water-emerged pulverised agarwood with "fly screen" sheet on top to prevent bugs or unwanted objects falling inside As the distillation facility is surrounded by trees, insects present are inevitable
After-distillation pulverised woods were being dried (only contain around 3% of agarwood), which are the ideal material for worshipping joss stick and the Middle East bakhoor.
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