– Description: Popular worldwide, available mid-April to end of June, rich and creamy texture, juicy, non-fibrous pulp, bright golden-yellow skin with a hint of red.
– Description: Also known as ‘Gir Kesar,’ grown in Girnar, Gujarat, bright orange-colored pulp, available in April, cultivation begins post-monsoon season.
– Description: Oval shape, weighs 250 to 450 grams, yellowish-orange flesh, firm, juicy, fiberless, sweet taste, pronounced scent, excellent quality.
– Description: Large size, oblong shape, golden yellow, prominent beak-like pointed end, thick skin, color varies from green to yellow, found in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu.
– Description: Large size, oblong shape with a pointed base, known for beautiful shape, unique taste, and floral aroma, grown in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu.
– Description: Also known as Banarasi Langra, grown in Varanasi and Northern India, retains a greenish tinge while ripening, harvested in the last half of July.
– Description: Popular in North India, exquisite taste, pleasant aroma, covers 80% of mango varieties in North India, genetically traced back to this plant.
– Description: Largest variety, similar to Kesar but more rounded, smooth and yellow, orange, and red skin, size varies from 500g to 1kg, sweeter in smaller sizes.
– Description: Originated in West Bengal, medium-sized, yellow to orange pulp, no fiber, weighs between 250 and 350 grams.
– Description: Also known as ‘Chaunsa,’ originated from Pakistan, golden-yellow in color, almost fiberless, aromatic, pleasant, and sweet flavor.