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Top 10 Best Attar in India

Updated: Sep 15

According to Wikipedia, ‘the word ‘attar’, ‘ittar’ or ‘itra’ believed to have been derived from the Persian word itir, meaning ‘perfume’, which is also believed to be derived from Arabic word itr. Types of Attar Attars are classified based on their effect on the human body such as

  1. Warm Attar: Musk, Amber, Kesar(saffron) are used in winter

  2. Cool attar: Rose, jasmine, RUH khus, kewda, and mogra are used in summer

Top 10 Best Attar in India


  1. Mitti Attar (Sandalwood Base) - Buy Here

  2. Rose Attar - Buy Here

  3. Sandal Wood Attar - Buy Here

  4. Ruh Khus Attar - Buy Here

  5. Jasmine Sambac Attar - Buy Here

  6. Shamama Attar  - Buy Here

  7. Kewra Attar - Buy Here

  8. Saffron Attar - Kashmir kesar attar - Buy Here

  9. Black Oud - Buy Here

  10. Assam Oud (Indian Oud) - Buy Here

This is very subjective but what we can do is give you the list of top 10 best attar in India according to our preference. Here is it in ascending order of price,




Here Are the Attar form Summer and Winters.


  1. Attar For Winters:  Indian Oud, Black Oud, Dhen Al Oud, Arabian oud, Shamama, Musk Amber are best for winters.

  2. Attar For Summer: Mitti Attar, Saffron Attar, Rose Attar, Ruh Khus, Sandalwood, Jasmine Sambac, Kashmiri Oud, Cool Water are best for summers


Here are some top attars from Kannauj, India:


  • Kesar Chandan (Saffron-Sandal) Attar: A long-lasting attar that's suitable for both men and women 

  • Kannauj Musk Rose Attar: A 100% alcohol-free, long-lasting roll-on attar 

  • White Oud Perfume: A long-lasting fragrance for men 

  • Kannauj Mitti Attar Sandalwood Base: A long-lasting roll-on attar 

  • Cool Water Attar: A good attar for summers 

  • Rose Attar (Rose Damascena): A long-lasting roll-on attar 

  • Ruh Khus Attar: A long-lasting roll-on attar 

  • Jasmine Attar: A popular attar with a floral aroma that's great for daily use, especially in summers


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Feb 04, 2022

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