This unique vegetable is found in the stronghold of bears in the dense forest, the price is Rs 1000 kg, the mutton-fish in taste is also failed

People of Oraon tribe (tribal) living in forest areas of West Champaran district of Bihar, including Tharu of the western part of the southern plains of Nepal, consume a vegetable growing in the forest, which can be called the emperor of nutritious mine and taste. Experts say that this vegetable is a special species of mushrooms, which grows naturally under the soil in dense forests.

In Nepal, including the forest areas of West Champaran, this wild vegetable is also known as Bhutki/Tad. Residents living near the Valmikinagar forest say that this vegetable grows around the dunes in the forest. Massively bears like to eat it very much. Therefore, many times they make their cave in the corn area to live.

Experts keeping information on mushrooms say that Bhutki mainly grows during rainy days. Due to the growing dense forests filled with wildlife, it is extremely difficult and full of dangers. The reason for the forest is also considered to be a law offense under the forest law. However, the tribals living near the forest sometimes collect it silently and sell it at the rate of 500 to 1000 rupees per kg.

The most interesting thing about this vegetable is told that it grows in the ashes made from forest fire. This is the reason that its upper color is black, but as soon as you wash it with water, it starts to look white. People of the tribal community often clean it with water before making the Sabzi. It grows in a natural way in the forest, so its better cleaning becomes very compulsory before making vegetables.

The price of Bhutki is extremely expensive than any other vegetable. Instead of its growing place, how to collect, and the most important thing found in it, due to the medicinal properties found in it, it is sold by the tribals by the tribals who are near the forests of the forest to 500 to 1000 rupees per kg. Will be done