7 mangoes of Karnataka you must try this summer
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7 mangoes of Karnataka you must try this summer

Badami
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Badami

Badami, often called the Alphonso of Karnataka, originates from the northern part of the state and is widely grown in Bagalkot, Dharwad, Belagavi, and Vijayapura.

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Raspuri
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Raspuri

Raspuri is an indigenous variety from southern Karnataka, cultivated mainly in Kolar, Ramanagara, Tumkur, and Chikkaballapur.

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Mallika
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Mallika

Mallika is a hybrid mango developed by crossing Neelum and Dasheri and is cultivated mainly in the Malnad region covering Shivamogga, Hassan, and Chikkamagaluru.

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Totapuri

Totapuri, one of the most popular mangoes with its distinctive beak-shaped tip, is grown across various parts of Karnataka including Coorg, Chitradurga, Chikkaballapur, and Gadag.

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Neelum

Neelum is a late-season variety cultivated in parts of Chikkaballapur, Kolar, and nearby areas. Fragrant and sweet, it appears in the markets towards the end of the mango season.

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Lalbagh Sindhura

Lalbagh Sindhura, commonly seen in and around Bengaluru, especially in Lalbagh and Mandya, is loved for its vibrant red-yellow skin and sweet pulp. 

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Wild Mango

Wild mango, or Kaadu mavu, native to coastal Karnataka and Malenadu, grows in bunches on forest trees. Its fallen ripe fruits are a summer delight for all ages.

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