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Mangoes and their connection to Indian culture date back to 5000 years, which was used as a reference in Indian folklore. The name mango originated from the Malayan word 'Manna'.
Every year, National Mango Day is observed on July 22, and this year, National Mango Day is celebrated on Monday. In fact, it is observed to celebrate the fruit known for its taste and its numerous health benefits.
Mangoes and their connection to Indian culture date back to 5000 years, which was used as a reference in Indian folklore. The name mango originated from the Malayan word ‘Manna’.
In fact, mangoes share their family ‘Anacardiaceae’ with cashews and pistachios. Mangoes are a rich source of essential nutrients known for boosting immunity.
Mangoes are of several varieties, and the special day is the best occasion to try out some of the exotic varieties of mangoes. The best way to spend the day is by learning and appreciating the taste and benefits.
The ‘National Mango’ Day is celebrated to honor the delicious and versatile tropical fruit, which is best known for its flavor and health benefits. Famous for its sweet and juicy flavor, mango is primarily a summer fruit, and it comes in all shapes and sizes.
The National Horticulture Board of India (NHBI) introduced the concept of the International Mango Festival to pay tribute to mangoes in 1987.