Apr 13, 2025
Khushi Kumari
GI-Tagged Indian Mangoes You Must Try This Summer
Banganapalle – Andhra Pradesh
Sweet, golden, and firm, Banganapalle mangoes are Andhra Pradesh’s pride and hold the GI tag since 2017
Dussehri – Uttar Pradesh
Known for its intense aroma and sweetness, Dussehri mangoes hail from Malihabad, near Lucknow
Langra – Bihar & UP
Greenish even when ripe, Langra mangoes are fiberless, juicy, and rich in flavor a true North Indian favorite
Fazli – Bihar
Large in size and late in season, Fazli mangoes are both sweet and tart, perfect for desserts and pickles
Zardalu – Bihar
Zardalu mangoes have a strong fragrance and deep flavor, and are grown mainly in Bhagalpur district
Jardalu – Jharkhand
These mangoes are juicy and aromatic, making them one of Jharkhand’s most beloved summer exports
Gir Kesar – Gujarat
Cultivated in the foothills of Girnar, Kesar mangoes are saffron-colored, fragrant, and great for pulp-based treats
Malihabadi Dussehri – Uttar Pradesh
A specific variety of Dussehri, these mangoes are soft, fragrant, and melt-in-the-mouth a royal choice
Himsagar – West Bengal
Fiberless and extremely sweet, Himsagar mangoes from Bengal are small but pack intense flavor
Laxman Bhog – West Bengal
Laxman Bhog mangoes are cultivated in the Malda district and known for their smooth texture and balanced sweetness
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