National Mango Day 2024: History, Significance, Facts, and Celebration Ideas

Mango originated 500 years ago in the Hindo-Berma region, which extends from eastern India and southern China across Southeast Asia. Around 300 A.D. the mango reached The Middle East, East Africa, and South America from South Asia.

Mango originated 500 years ago in the Hindo-Berma region, which extends from eastern India and southern China across Southeast Asia. Around 300 A.D. the mango reached The Middle East, East Africa, and South America from South Asia.

The Portuguese, who landed in Calcutta in 1498, were the first to establish a mango trade. Spanish explorers brought mangos to South America and Mexico in the 1600’s.

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Mangoes are considered to be the king of Fruits and their reputation isn't just for show Mango consumption has grown 32% since 2005 to an estimated 1.120373 kilos per year with import volume for 2012 at 36 crores of 40 lakh kg Over half of the consumers who have never purchased a mango (51.9%) have eaten mango at a restaurant.

Mango significance

In some parts of Asia especially South Asia mango is celebrated with great significance except for its taste it has a great impact on Asia's art, literature, and folklore. In Indian mythology, mango trees are said to have fulfilled wishes. In India, mangoes are associated with gods and goddesses. Even the fruit has its impact on royalties. Mughal Emperors is known for their love of mangos, Akbar had famously planted 10,000 mango trees in his garden.

Mango fun facts

• Mango is the National fruit of countries Pakistan, India, and the Philippine
• Almost 43 million tonnes of mangoes are produced globally
• India is the world’s biggest producer of mangoes
• The oldest mango tree alive is 3 centuries old
• The mango trees are sacred tree for Buddhists

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How to celebrate Mango Day

Mango Day which is celebrated on 22 July every day is the day to celebrate the fruit in all its glory. In some parts of Asia, Mango Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm Festivals and fairs are organised to celebrate the day. let us see how you can celebrate it.

• Plant mango trees together with your friends as a group activity
• Host mango themed party with only dishes made of Mango
• learn about the significance and history of mango

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