The Dhaka Times Desk Now is the mango season. So house to house mango consumption has fallen. Mango is one of our favorite fruits. But there are some unknown facts about this mango. Find out about them today.
Summer cannot be imagined without mangoes. If you don't take a bite of a mango, you won't even understand why people around the world rave about mangoes. There are several reasons to love the 'king of fruits' mango. Starting from Alexander to Mughal emperor Jahangir - many of us may not know the love stories of all.
Few unknown facts about mango are mentioned below:
# Buddhists are very fond of mangoes. They consider mangoes sacred, as they believe Buddha often rested in mango orchards. Mango is also considered as the best gift to give to each other. Buddhist monks often carried mangoes with them on their long journeys.
# Rumor has it that this sweet and delicious fruit was also loved by Alexander the Great. He took several mangoes with him on his way back to Greece.
# Mango is one of the oldest fruits. Many claim that the first mango was produced in India 5 thousand years ago. It is often heard that the mountainous region of northeastern India adjacent to Myanmar is the main source of mangoes.
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