India is known for its wide variety of mangoes, and each state produces several distinct mango cultivars. Here’s a list of popular mango varieties from different states in India:

1. Alphonso (Hapus) – Maharashtra:
   • Often considered the “King of Mangoes,” Alphonso mangoes are known for their rich flavor, aroma, and creamy texture.
2. Kesar – Gujarat:
   • Kesar mangoes are characterized by their saffron-like aroma, sweet taste, and vibrant orange color.
3. Langra – Uttar Pradesh:
   • Langra mangoes are known for their unique sweet and tangy flavor, green skin, and fiber-free flesh.
4. Dussehri – Uttar Pradesh:
   • Dussehri mangoes are medium-sized with a sweet and slightly tangy taste. They are often used for making mango desserts.
5. Safeda (Banganapalli) – Andhra Pradesh:
   • Safeda, also known as Banganapalli, is a large, juicy mango with a sweet and mildly tangy flavor.
6. Totapuri – Karnataka:
   • Totapuri mangoes are elongated, slightly tangy, and are commonly used for making pickles, chutneys, and juices.
7. Chaunsa – Punjab:
   • Chaunsa mangoes are known for their sweet and aromatic flavor, making them a popular choice for eating fresh.
8. Dasheri – Uttar Pradesh:
   • Dasheri mangoes are sweet, fragrant, and have a unique flavor. They are often used for making aamras (mango pulp).
9. Himsagar – West Bengal:
   • Himsagar mangoes are known for their sweet and juicy pulp, making them a favorite among mango enthusiasts.
10. Ratnagiri Alphonso – Maharashtra:
    • Similar to Alphonso, Ratnagiri Alphonso mangoes are renowned for their exquisite taste and are grown in the Ratnagiri region of Maharashtra.
11. Mango varieties in Bihar:
    • Bihar produces several mango varieties, including Raja Puri, Bombay Green, and Husn-e-Ara.
12. Mango varieties in Tamil Nadu:
    • Tamil Nadu is known for its diverse mango cultivars, including Bangalora, Mulgoa, and Neelum.
13. Mango varieties in Kerala:
    • Kerala produces varieties like Mundappa, Puthupparambanan, and Imampasand.
14. Mango varieties in Himachal Pradesh:
    • Himachal Pradesh cultivates mangoes like Chausa, Black Chaunsa, and Langda.
15. Mango varieties in Jharkhand:
    • Jharkhand’s mango varieties include Dashehari, Mallika, and Bombay Green.

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