Indian Mango Varieties Mango
India is the world’s largest mango producer with over 20 million tonnes annually and an astonishing 1,500+ named varieties. From the legendary Alphonso of Ratnagiri to the massive Banganapalli of Andhra Pradesh, Indian mangoes showcase the fruit’s incredible diversity. Each state has its champion variety, creating a rich tapestry of flavors, colors, and traditions.
Brix (Sweetness)
14-22
Weight
100-500g
Season
March
Fiber
Varies
Key Facts
Sub-Types
Major varieties: Alphonso (Maharashtra), Kesar (Gujarat), Dasheri (UP), Langra (Varanasi), Himsagar (West Bengal), Banganapalli (AP), Totapuri (Karnataka), Raspuri (Karnataka), Chausa (UP), Neelum (Tamil Nadu), Malgova (Tamil Nadu), Badami (Karnataka).
Best For
The world's most diverse mango heritage — eating, cooking, processing, export
Fun Fact
India produces over 40% of the world’s mangoes but exports less than 1% — the domestic market is so large it consumes almost everything. India has more mango varieties than any other country.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best Indian mango variety?
Alphonso (Hapus) from Ratnagiri, Maharashtra is widely considered India's best and most famous mango. It has GI tag protection, rich saffron-colored flesh, and balanced sweetness (Brix 18-20). However, connoisseurs argue that Himsagar (Bengal), Kesar (Gujarat), or even Dasheri (UP) can rival Alphonso.
How many mango varieties does India have?
India has over 1,500 named mango varieties — more than any other country. Of these, about 30-40 are commercially significant. The most famous include Alphonso, Kesar, Dasheri, Langra, Himsagar, Banganapalli, Totapuri, and Neelum.
How do Indian mangoes compare to Pakistani?
Both countries produce world-class mangoes. Pakistan's Sindhri (Brix 22-24) and Chaunsa (20-22) are sweeter than India's Alphonso (18-20). India has more variety diversity (1,500+ vs 400+). Alphonso has better international brand recognition. Both are among the world's finest.
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