10 Places in India Famous for Its Mango Variety
By Priyanka Roshan | April 21, 2025
India’s summers are incomplete without mangoes. From sun-kissed orchards to royal mango traditions, explore these 10 destinations where mangoes are more than fruit—they’re heritage, pride, and pure joy.
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1. Malihabad, Uttar Pradesh
India’s mango capital, Malihabad is famous for its Dasheri variety and historic orchards. Over 700 mango types flourish here, offering a rich heritage and unforgettable mango tasting experiences.
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2. Ratnagiri, Maharashtra
Home to the world-famous Alphonso mango, Ratnagiri’s coastal farms offer the perfect mix of juicy indulgence and scenic beauty. Visit during peak season to taste the king of mangoes.
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3. Junagadh, Gujarat
Junagadh’s fragrant Gir Kesar mangoes grow near the Girnar Hills. This region pairs mango trails with wildlife safaris and vibrant culture, making it a sweet spot for curious travelers.
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4. Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu
Krishnagiri produces Totapuri, Alphonso, Neelam, and Sendura mangoes. Visit during the summer mango festival to enjoy the variety, local food, and community celebrations in Tamil Nadu’s mango belt.
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5. Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh
Chittoor’s sun-drenched orchards grow Banganapalli and Totapuri mangoes. Known for their export quality, these mangoes deliver juicy texture, regional pride, and a delightful taste of South India.
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6. Murshidabad, West Bengal
Murshidabad offers rare mango varieties like Kohitoor and Molamjam. With a royal Mughal past and age-old orchards, this region is perfect for lovers of history and mango heritage.
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7. Amroha, Uttar Pradesh
A lesser-known gem, Amroha grows Langra, Chausa, and local mangoes. Explore its peaceful orchards and savor the mangoes straight from the trees in an authentic rural setting.
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8. Vengurla, Maharashtra
Located in the Konkan coast, Vengurla grows Malgova and Payri mangoes. The town combines tropical serenity, sea breeze, and juicy mangoes—ideal for a beach-meets-orchard escape.
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9. Kunhimangalam, Kerala
This Kannur village offers Alphonso and unique local mangoes. Stroll through lush orchards, surrounded by Kerala’s monsoon charm and traditional farming practices in a tranquil setting.
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10. Kutch, Gujarat
Known for Rajapuri and Kesar mangoes, Kutch surprises with mango orchards thriving near its desert. A unique blend of salty terrain and sweet fruit awaits adventurous travelers.
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