Mango Trail Around India - Where To Travel To Have The Best Mangoes in Summers!

While the scorching summer heat may not be everyone's cup of tea in India, there's one thing that unites us all – our love for mangoes! Each region in India boasts its own variety of this delectable fruit, cherished equally across the nation. While the Alphonso rightfully claims its title as the king of mangoes, there's a whole array of tantalizing varieties waiting to be savored on your next trip within India. We've curated a list of destinations where you can embark on a mango-tasting adventure this summer season.

Here's a fun fact: India proudly holds the title of being the world's largest producer of mangoes. So, grab your bags and get ready to explore the mango-rich landscapes of India!

Travel to these locations to relish the Indian mangoes!

1. Maharashtra for Alphonso Mango

The coveted Alphonso mangoes, affectionately known as 'Hapus amba', grace the season from March through June. For the ultimate taste experience, a trip to Maharashtra is a must to savor the finest varieties.

Mango trail within Maharashtra: Ratnagiri, Devgad, Raigad, Fernandes Wadi –a farm located in Devgad and Pawas Agritourism Farm – a farm located in Ratnagiri.

2. Uttar Pradesh for Sadabahar Mango

A less renowned type of mango, the Sadabahar mango, thrives in the state of Uttar Pradesh. It's obtainable from June to August and boasts a sumptuous flavor often likened to honey.

Mango trail within Uttar Pradesh: Lucknow, Mango Mandi, Saharanpur – a wholesale market, Jaimal Singh Nursery, Malihabad – a nursery located in Malihabad, Anwar Ratol Mango Farm and Badshah Bagh.

3. Karnataka for Raspuri & Badami Mango

Cultivated in Karnataka, Raspuri mangoes entice with their sweetness and juicy flavor, making them a compelling reason to explore this state.

Mango trail within Karnataka: Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mandya, Mango Mela – an annual mango festival held in Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bengaluru, Ravi Farms – a farm located in Ramanagara, near Bengaluru.

4. Andhra Pradesh for Banganapalli Mango

Banganapalli mangoes, also recognized as Benishan or Safeda mangoes, originate from Andhra Pradesh. Renowned for their sweet and juicy flesh with minimal fiber, they're a preferred option for crafting mango juice, milkshakes, and smoothies!

Mango trail within Andhra Pradesh: Nuzvid, Kadapa, Kurnool, Vellore Mango Farm, Akbar Mango Farm and Subramanyam Mango Farm.

5. Tamil Nadu for Malgova/Mulgoba Mango

Malgova mangoes, celebrated for their sweet, juicy, and aromatic flesh, beckon visitors to Tamil Nadu this summer. Widely utilized in crafting mango juice, smoothies, and desserts, they offer a delectable taste experience.

Mango trail within Tamil Nadu: Krishnagiri Mango Farm, Mango Grove Farm, Aachi Mango Farm in Erode district, Vishal Mango Farm in Salem district and Kalyani Mango Farm.

6. Gujarat for Kesar Mango

Mainly cultivated in the Gir region of Gujarat, Kesar mangoes are renowned for their unique taste, aroma, and texture. Don't miss the opportunity to savor this sweet, musky-flavored mango when you visit Gujarat this summer.

Mango trail within Gujarat: Local markets in Junagadh, Talala, and Bhavnagar to find fresh Kesar mangoes, mango orchards in the Gir region, fruit expos and The International Mango Festival held in Junagadh every year.

7. West Bengal for Lakshmanbhog Mango

Lakshmanbhog mangoes, a beloved variety, are predominantly cultivated in West Bengal, India. Renowned for their sweet, aromatic flavor and juicy texture, these mangoes are typically medium-sized and oval-shaped, featuring a yellowish-green skin that transitions to golden-yellow as they ripen.

Mango trail within West Bengal: Malda district, Murshidabad district, Krishnendu Pramanick Mango Garden, Ranjit Saha Mango Garden and Kishore Kumar Karmakar Mango Garden.

8. Uttar Pradesh for Chausa Mango

Chausa mangoes, a favored variety, thrive primarily in the Northern region of India, especially in Uttar Pradesh. Celebrated for their rich, sweet, and juicy flavor, as well as their soft, non-fibrous flesh, they are highly esteemed among mango enthusiasts.

Mango trail within Uttar Pradesh: Chamba, Una – the town of Santoshgarh in the Una district, Kangra – the town of Nagrota Bagwan in the Kangra district, Agrim Mango Growers – located in the village of Kotla, Singla Mango Farm – located in the Bilaspur district and Bishamber Sahni Mango Orchard – located in the Hamirpur district.

9. Haryana for Langra Mango

When in Haryana, indulging in the Langra mango is a must. Juicy, sweet, and with a slight tangy taste, it's an experience not to be missed.

Mango trail within Haryana: Mango Mandi, Ratia – a popular mango market in Haryana, Shree Radhe Krishna Agro Farms, Palwal, Panchavati Farm, Yamunanagar, Fresh Mangoes, Karnal and Shri Balaji Fruit Company, Hisar.

10. Bihar for Zardalu mangoes

Bihar is renowned for its Zardalu mangoes, a variety primarily cultivated in the Bhagalpur district. Praised for their texture, taste, and aroma, these mangoes boast a greenish-yellow skin that adds to their allure.

Mango trail within Bihar: Dashmesh Mango Farm, Samastipur Mango Farm, Malik Mango Farm, Vijayshree Orchard and Sonpari Mango Farm.

So which of these destinations will you choose to travel to and try some of the best mangoes in India? In our opinion its hard to pick one, but if there is something you shouldn't miss, it is the king of all mangoes, Alphonso!

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