Tualang Honey Malaysia

Recognising the importance of forests for sustaining life on Earth, CIMB Foundation through partnership with Planters aims to protect and restore forests in Kelantan. Playing an active role as a...

Kelulut honey (KH) is produced by the stingless bees from Trigona species. The honey produced by this stingless bee is stored in clusters of small resin pots near their nest....

Kelulut Honey is the opposite of Tualang Honey, is made by tiny bees which is known as Trigona species. They are also identified as the stingless bees which may sounds like they are not dangerous and friendly but they are not. Stingless bees, sometimes called stingless honey bees or simply meliponines, are a large group of bees, comprising the tribe Meliponini. They belong in the family Apidae, and are closely related to common honey bees, carpenter bees, orchid bees, and bumblebees.

This year we go out of our comfort zone, get our hands dirty, venture into new area, new people to work with. Exciting experience and more quality and variety of honey to be found. Tualang, Gelam, Kelulut and more we have with us.

Our Gelam Honey is produced in the wild by Apis Dorsata along the coast of peninsular Malaysia and available once a year in the month July/August. Our stock is limited and we are lucky enough to be harvest them.

Wilder Tualang Honig – Heilkraft aus dem Regenwald from Nirwana Sariff on Vimeo.

Tualang est un miel de jungle multifloral malais. Au cours des dernières années, le nombre d'études publiées dans des bases de données médicales a considérablement augmenté en ce qui concerne...

Der Tualang Honig stammt aus dem Regenwald in Südostasien, der über 100 Millionen Jahre alt ist und noch weitgehend unberührt von Umweltzerstörungen ist. Der Tualang Baum, Asiens größter Baum, wird bis zu 76 Meter hoch, und wächst in Malaysia, Sumatra, Borneo und Indonesien. Er ist der „Lebensraum“ der größten Honigbienen der Welt, den bis zu 3 cm großen Riesenhonigbienen „Apis Dorsata“, die ihre offenen Bienenstöcke bzw. Waben an die Äste und Stämme der Bäume bauen. Deswegen wird der Tualang-Baum auch „Bienenbaum“ genannt.