World's most Expensive Mango Bliss: Indulge in the Exquisite Delight of Miyazaki Mango, Valued at Rs 2.75 Lacs per kg, Unveiled at the Siliguri Fest!

New Delhi 13 June (VNI) In a dazzling display of splendour and culinary brilliance, the renowned Siliguri Fest has captivated audiences with the grand revelation of the illustrious Miyazaki mango. This exquisite fruit, hailed for its heavenly allure and unmatched splendor, has enchanted fruit enthusiasts worldwide.

The festival, now in its seventh edition, orchestrated by the esteemed Association for Conservation & Tourism (ACT) and the prestigious Modella Caretaker Centre & School (MCCS), has become a beacon of enchantment. The three day long festival kicked off on 9 June and is being held at a mall located in Matigara, Siliguri.With meticulous care, the festival showcases More than 262 varieties of mangoes will be displayed at the festival and 55 growers from nine districts of West Bengal participated in the festival. Some of the varieties on display are Alphonso, Langra, Amrapali, Suryapuri, Ranipasand, Laxmanbhog, Fajli, Bira, Sindu, Himsagar, Kohitoor and others.

Amidst this kaleidoscope of flavors and aromas, the enigmatic Miyazaki mango steals the spotlight, casting its spell on thrill-seekers from far and wide. Known as the "Egg of the Sun" or Taiyo-no-Tamago in Japanese, this mango variation boasts an astounding average weight exceeding 350 grams and an enchanting sugar content surpassing 15%. Its golden hue promises a sensory adventure unlike any other.

Culinary experts and health enthusiasts extol the Miyazaki mango for its extraordinary nutritional composition. Abounding in antioxidants, folic acid, beta-carotene, and a host of vital nutrients, this delectable wonder is especially cherished for its ability to promote ocular vitality, safeguarding precious eyesight.

The Miyazaki mango's journey to Siliguri Fest is as captivating as the fruit itself. According to media reports,originating from the distant shores of Japan, it has found a new home in the fertile lands of Birbhum, West Bengal, India. According to a report Miyazaki mango tree has taken root near a revered mosque in the illustrious city of Dubrajpur, Birbhum district, attracting visitors who travel great distances to bask in its glorious aura. The name "Miyazaki" pays homage to the birthplace of this enchanting fruit, the hallowed grounds of the Japanese city that witnessed its wondrous genesis. Reports now abound with this mystical mango variant transcending the boundaries of West Bengal, with tales emerging of two thriving mango trees gracing the garden of a devoted couple in Jabalpur city, Madhya Pradesh.  According to the couple these saplings were fortuitously bestowed upon them during an unforgettable train voyage, serving as a testament to the fruit's allure and the generosity of the cosmic bestowers.

Among the festival's participants, one farmer stands out for his passion and dedication to mango cultivation. According to the Siliguri Times, Shaukat Hussain,, hailing from the heartland of Birbhum, proudly presents his carefully selected harvest of ten resplendent Miyazaki mangoes. Each fruit is a testament to opulence and refinement, captivating fruit enthusiasts with its rarity.  According to a media report Valued at an astonishing price of Rs 2.75 Lacs per kilogram in international market, these majestic mangoes embody exclusivity and bewitch the souls of all who indulge in their divine essence.

As the Siliguri Fest continues to cast its spellbinding enchantments upon visitors, it reinforces the enduring love affair between humanity and the tantalizing mango. Amidst the alluring ambiance and symphony of flavors, the Miyazaki mango, an otherworldly emissary from celestial realms, reigns supreme. Its radiant glow illuminates the festival, leaving an indelible impression on all who have the privilege of partaking in its divine essence, forever spellbound by its extraordinary charm.