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India is the land of Mangoes. This juicy fruit, rightly called the 'king' has some 1500 varieties grown in India. Each variety has a distinct taste, shape and colour. From the rose-red Gulab Khas or Sindhura to parrot beak shaped Totapuri, unique mango varieties reign the Indian markets. Then there is the famous Ratnagiri Alphonso which weights around 300 grams and the Malda from Bihar which has a unique aroma, India boasts of amazing varieties of mangoes that dominate the markets from mid-April to August. Here is a list of 15 types of mangoes and how to identify them.

02/16​Totapuri
Mild in taste and greenish in colour, this variety of mango looks like a parrot's beak. Hails from Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, the flesh of this variety is not sweet like other varieties but is great for salads and pickles.

How to identify: When ripe, it is greenish in colour and looks like a parrot's beak.
03/16Hapus

Native to Maharashtra, this variety is now also grown in Gujarat and some parts of Karnataka. If we go by reports, this is the most expensive variety that is also exported in other parts of the world.
How to identify: It has a natural distinct aroma, flesh is saffron-coloured and without a hint of fibre.
04/16Sindhura

This variant is sweet, and yet has a slight tanginess to it that has an aroma that lingers in your mouth for long. This is very good for preparing shakes, as the pulp has a good yellow colour.
How to identify: Distinct in appearance with red color on outside with yellow sweet flesh.
05/16Banginapalli

Significantly larger than their Alphonso counterparts, this mango variety is produced in Banaganapalle of Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh. With its pleasant aroma, they are oval in shape, with smooth skin and is around 14 cm in length.

How to identify: It has a oval shape with light yellowish color with few spots on it.
06/16Ratnagiri

The famous 'Ratnagiri Aam' is found in the Maharashtra region of Ratnagiri, Devgarh, Raigad, and Konkan and interestingly, each mango weighs between 150 to 300 grams. Alphonso Mango is one of the best varieties of mango found in India and also the most expensive one.
How to identify: One can easily identify this variety by finding a tinge of red on the top of the fruit.

07/16Chausa
Popular in North India and Bihar, this variety was introduced by Sher Shah Suri during his reign in the sixteenth century. Named after a town in Bihar, this variety is characterised by incredibly sweet pulp and bright yellow skin.

How to identify: It is characterized by its yellow-golden colour.
08/16Raspuri

Popular in North India and Bihar, this variety was introduced by Sher Shah Suri during his reign in the sixteenth century. Named after a town in Bihar, this variety is characterised by incredibly sweet pulp and bright yellow
skin.

How to identify: It is characterized by its yellow-golden colour.
08/16Raspuri

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