Mango variety guide
Each variety at a glance: yield, taste, when it ripens and where it does well.
Himsagar (Khirsapat)
EarlyFibreless and richly sweet, among the most wanted mangoes in the country. The crop can swing from year to year.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportLangra
Mid seasonJune – July
A balance of sweet and tart with a strong aroma, well known at home and abroad.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportFazli
LateA large mango with a high yield, good for slicing, pickles and processing.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportGopalbhog
EarlyAn early, sweet and fragrant mango that does not keep for long.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportLakhanbhog
Mid seasonMay – June
A sweet, juicy mango of medium size.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportAmrapali
LateA small tree that can be planted close together. It fruits every year, with sweet orange flesh.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportBARI Aam-4
LateA high-yielding variety that fruits every year and ripens late.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportAshwina
End of seasonRipens at the very end of the season, so it finds its own market.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportKatimon
Mid seasonKnown for fruiting at a young age and suiting close planting. A popular sapling.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportBanana mango
LateA long, banana-like shape that sells at good prices.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportGourmoti
Mid seasonAugust – September
A large and sweet mango.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportHaribhanga
Mid seasonKnown for its large size and sweet taste.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportBARI Aam-8
LateA BARI-bred variety that gave the highest yield per plant in a Chittagong trial.
YieldSweetnessDemandExportBARI Aam-1
EarlyMay – June
Ripens early. In a Chittagong trial it flowered and was harvested first.
YieldSweetnessDemandExport
This information is general and experts will check and refine it over time. Before choosing, ask your local agriculture officer.