A stone’s throw from the city’s urban centre are forests that are home to trees that produce fragrant agarwood, used in high-end products from incense and perfume to traditional Chinese medicine.

Tai Po (AFP) – Geneticist Zhang Huarong walks through the forest near his Hong Kong research lab, gesturing towards a rotting incense tree stump that is one of over a dozen illegally felled for ...

Your guide to the best burners for a rich, aromatic home The traditional Middle Eastern incense called bukhoor, or bakhoor, is often passed among guests so they can imbue the lingering fragrance ...

Snuff out your scented candles – because there’s a hot new trend in home fragrance. Yes, incense is back. Its surprising cheerleader is none other than supermodel turned wellness advocate Kate ...

One of the most cherished traditions during this festive season is the use of bukhoor and incense to fill the home with welcoming, fragrant aromas. Whether you're preparing for a grand family ...

A three-day lecture series held at the China Cultural Center in Nepal from March 28 to 30 showcased China’s millennia-old incense culture and its modern relevance. More than 100 participants ...

Kolkata: A Border Security Force (BSF) unit deployed at a remote village along the India-Bangladesh border in West Bengal has ...

A Border Security Force (BSF) unit deployed at a remote village along the India-Bangladesh border in West Bengal has launched a maiden incense manufacturing programme to provide gainful employment for ...

The incense adds to the calm and serene atmosphere, filling up the room with its varied fragrance, and no wonder they are in huge demand globally. The incense market is a competitive one in India ...