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Mango Season in Pakistan: Month-by-Month Calendar (2026)
Pakistan's mango season runs from late May to early September, but each variety has its own short window. Miss it by a few weeks and you wait a whole year. Here is exactly when every major mango ripens, so you can order each one at its peak.
When does mango season start in Pakistan?
The season opens in late May with Sindhri from the Sindh and southern Punjab belt, and runs through early September when the last late-Chaunsa leaves the orchards. The heart of the season — when the famous Chaunsa varieties peak — is July.
Mangoes are picked mature but firm, then ripen over a few days. Naturally ripened fruit (no calcium carbide or chemicals) tastes noticeably better, which is why same-week-from-the-orchard delivery matters.
Month-by-month mango calendar
Late May – June: Sindhri arrives first — large, golden and fiberless. Dusehri follows close behind, juicy and fragrant.
June: Anwar Ratol peaks — small, thin-skinned and intensely sweet, with the shortest season of all, often just a few weeks.
Late June – July: Mausami Chaunsa opens the Chaunsa season with the first taste of that famous aroma.
July: Black Chaunsa, the bestseller — deep, rich and the most aromatic Chaunsa — hits its peak. This is the centre of Pakistani mango season.
Late July – August: White Chaunsa closes the season as the premium late-summer mango many Multanis consider the finest of all.
Which mango should you order, and when?
If you want the earliest fruit, start with Sindhri and Dusehri in June. For the legendary short-window treat, order Anwar Ratol the moment it is in stock — it sells out fast. For the deepest, richest flavour, wait for Black Chaunsa in July. To end the season on the best note, pre-order White Chaunsa for late July.
Because each variety overlaps only slightly, the best approach is to order a box of each as it comes into season rather than waiting for one favourite.
How to get mangoes delivered fresh in Pakistan
Order online for home delivery anywhere in Pakistan — Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Peshawar and beyond — usually within 3 to 4 working days. Boxes are packed the day they are picked, so the fruit ripens at your home rather than in cold storage.
If you are in Multan, you can pay Cash on Delivery and get lower prices, since the orchards are local.
Frequently asked questions
When does mango season start in Pakistan in 2026?
Pakistan's mango season starts in late May 2026 with Sindhri, followed by Anwar Ratol and Dusehri in June. The Chaunsa varieties peak through July and August, and the season ends in early September.
How many months does mango season last in Pakistan?
About three and a half months, from late May to early September. Each variety has its own shorter window of only a few weeks inside that range, so order each one as it comes in.
When is mango season in Pakistan?
Pakistan's mango season runs from late May to early September. Sindhri and Dusehri come first in June, Anwar Ratol peaks in June, and the Chaunsa varieties (Mausami, Black, White) run from late June through August.
Which is the best month for Pakistani mangoes?
July is the peak month, when Black Chaunsa — the richest and most aromatic variety — is at its best. June is best for Sindhri, Dusehri and Anwar Ratol.
When does Anwar Ratol season end?
Anwar Ratol has the shortest season of all the premium varieties — usually just a few weeks in June. Order early in the window, as it sells out quickly.
Order farm-fresh mangoes this season
Straight from our Multan gardens, naturally ripened, free home delivery across Pakistan — Cash on Delivery in Multan.