Gwalerai, a village in the Swat district of Pakistan, is renowned for producing 18 varieties of apples, which are in high demand both locally and internationally. The village, which spans over three square kilometers, is situated between two rivers and has a temperate climate conducive to growing a wide range of crops. Local agriculture experts like Bacha Nawab and Abdul Qadeem highlight the unique qualities of the apples, such as the long shelf life of certain varieties. The article discusses the challenges faced by local farmers, including price disparities and the shift from farming to more profitable businesses like shop and plaza construction. Shaharyar from the Swat Shirkati Council suggests that introducing cold storage facilities and other infrastructure could revitalize agriculture in the area. The article also touches on the potential for micro-hydropower plants and fruit processing factories to boost the local economy.