Apr 05, 2026
Shreya PandeyAlphonso
Grown mainly in Maharashtra’s Konkan region, this is considered one of the finest varieties. They are medium-sized with a smooth, golden-yellow skin that may have a slight red blush.
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Langda Aam
Popular in North India, especially Uttar Pradesh & Bihar, these remain green even when fully ripe. This is one of their most distinguishing features. They are medium-sized with a slightly oval shape.
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Chausa Aam
Originating from North India, Chausa mangoes are known for their incredible juiciness. They turn a bright yellow when ripe and have a soft, almost melt-in-the-mouth texture.
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Kesar aam
Grown mainly in Gujarat, Kesar mangoes are known for their bright orange pulp and sweet fragrance. They are rounder compared to Alphonso and have slightly rough skin.
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Dasheri Aam
Another North Indian variety, Dasheri mangoes are long and slender with a greenish-yellow skin. They have a distinctive sweet aroma and a smooth, fibreless pulp.
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