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India's expensive mango: With the arrival of summer, the mango season has started, hence many varieties of mango have started coming in the market. Some are selling it at Rs 100 per kg and some at Rs 200 per kg. There are many types of mangoes in the country and the world. Mainly Alphonso and Hapus are the most expensive mangoes in India. Apart from this, there are many varieties including Badam, Dussehri, Totapuri and Langra. But do you know about the most expensive mango in India? The most amazing thing is that there are only 3 mangoes of this variety, making this mango expensive as well as rare and unique. You will be shocked to hear its price.
While mangoes are sold in the market on the basis of one kilogram, this special mango is sold on the basis of one piece. The price of one mango is many times more than the price of mango sold per kg. Let us tell you about this expensive juicy mango of India…
There are only 3 mangoes in the country,
This most expensive mango of India is cultivated in the heart of the country i.e. Madhya Pradesh. These mangoes are not sold by the kilo. The price of one mango of this variety is Rs 1200. This special mango is grown in Alirajpur of MP. The surprising thing is that there are only 3 mangoes in this mango.
The Mango Mahotsav held in Bhopal last year featured varieties of mangoes including Sundarja, Chausa, Langra, Dussehri, Mallika and Amrapali mangoes. Noorjahan Kerry to be held in Alirajpur was also displayed in this exhibition. Rumal Baghel of Kathiwada, Alirajpur told that the weight of this mango is 2 kg. The name of this mango is Noorjahan. This mango is not only of Madhya Pradesh but is a unique mango of the country.
Mango trees from Afghanistan
Noorjahan mangoes are not found anywhere in the entire country except MP. Rumal Baghel, the producer of this mango, said that only 100 mangoes are produced here in a year. Demand to buy these mangoes is coming from many big cities including Mumbai and Delhi. According to Rumal Baghel, Noorjahan mangoes were grown in Afghanistan.
When mango was brought to India between 1577 and 1645, it was named after Mallika Nur Jahan. Some saplings of this mango were brought to Alirajpur in Madhya Pradesh. Since then Noorjahan started mango production here. Only three trees of Noorjahan variety of mango are left in the entire country.
