Have you tasted India’s most expensive mango, 1 mango costs so much, there are only 3 trees in the country

Vinay Agranhotri / Bhopal, Do you know which is the most expensive mango in India? If not, then News18 Local is going to tell you about this special mango, which is found only in Alirajpur, Madhya Pradesh. It is said that there are only three trees of this variety here. If you hear the price of this mango, you will be shocked. Because a mango costs 10 to 20 rupees in the market. Whereas, the cost of one mango of this variety is Rs 1,200. You may not believe after hearing… So let us tell you about this expensive juicy mango of India.

These days mango festival is being celebrated in Bhopal. A huge exhibition of mango, the king of fruits that rules everyone’s heart, has been organized here. Noorjahan mangoes are the center of attraction of the people in this Mango Festival. Seeing this, people are tempted to buy it, but go ahead after hearing the price.

Various varieties of mangoes such as Sundarja, Kesar, Chausa, Langda, Dussehri, Shahdol’s Amrapali and Mallika etc. are available for sale in the Mango Festival organized by NABARD in Bhopal. In this festival, farmers have brought mangoes from different parts of Madhya Pradesh. These mangoes are from his garden. The special thing is that these mangoes are not ripened by chemicals, but by natural methods.

Rumal Baghel, who came from Katthiwada of Alirajpur, told about a mango whose weight is two kilos. The name of this mango is Noorjahan. This mango is unique not only in Madhya Pradesh, but in the country. The weight of a Noorjahan mango fruit ranges from 2 to 3 kg. Because of this, this mango is not sold according to kg, but according to pieces. The price of one mango has been kept at Rs 1,200.

what is the history of noorjahan mango

Except Madhya Pradesh, Noorjahan mango is not found anywhere in the whole country. The producer of this mango, Rumal Baghel, says that I am saying with full confidence that apart from us, you will not find this mango anywhere else. We produce only 100 mangoes in a year. Every year 80 to 100 Noorjahan mangoes are produced. Demand comes from many big cities including Mumbai, Delhi to buy this mango. He says that he himself eats only those mangoes, some part of which gets spoiled and cannot be sold.

Rumal Baghel told that Noorjahan mango was produced in Afghanistan. During the year 1577 to 1645, when it was brought to India, this mango was named after Mallika Noorjahan, because she liked this mango very much. Later some plants of this mango were brought to Alirajpur in Madhya Pradesh. Since then Noorjahan mangoes have started growing here. Only three mango trees of Noorjahan variety are left in the whole country.

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