Haziq Nizamani
Mango grower at Village Tando Soomro, Tando Allahyar, Sindh. I manage the orchard my great-grandfather planted in 1930, three generations back, and I write the guides on this site.
Who I am
I am Haziq Ahmed Nizamani. I manage Nizamani Orchards at Village Tando Soomro in District Tando Allahyar, Sindh. Three generations of my family worked this land before me.
My great-grandfather Allah Bukhsh Nizamani planted the first mango trees here in the 1930s. His son Muhammad Ibrahim, known to everybody as Haji Ibrahim, kept them going with his brothers. Haji Ibrahim's son Muhammad Malook took them on after that, and he is still with the orchards today. I run them now, with him beside me.
That last part is the bit I am quietly proud of. Whatever question I have about a tree, there is someone on the property who has known that tree for fifty years.
In July 2026 I was interviewed about Pakistani mangoes, the season and the pressures on growers for Morning Asia on Asia One News.
Why I write these guides
Most of what is written about Pakistani mangoes online is written by people who sell them and have never picked one. The result is a lot of pages that say the same four things and get the seasons wrong.
I would rather write down what we actually know. When I am sure of something, I say it plainly. When I am not, I say that instead of guessing.
The other reason is simpler. For three generations this was a private family business. The trees were planted, the fruit was picked, the crates went out, and nobody outside the family ever heard the names Allah Bukhsh, or Haji Ibrahim, or Malook. We think that was a loss, and this is the correction.
The longer version is on the history page.
What I write about
Sindhri mango: the complete guide, which is the one I would point anyone at first.
Pakistani mango varieties, covering what we grow and what we do not.
Sindhri vs Chaunsa, the comparison I get asked for most.
The season, ripening and storing, and the district we farm in.
Getting in touch
Email me at haziq@nizamaniorchards.com, or use the contact form. For trade, the export enquiry reaches me fastest.
We are on Instagram at @nizamaniorchards.