Hamam Mango, Also Known As Imam Pasand Or Himayat, Is An Exclusive And Relatively Unknown Type Of Mango. Its Names Hint At A Royal Heritage, And It'S Believed To Have Been Favored By Indian Royalty. This Mango Is Large And Not Particularly Attractive, With A Mottled Green Skin That Turns To Blotchy Yellow-Green As It Ripens. It?S Only Available During May And June, And Each Mango Can Weigh Between 400 Grams And 1000 Grams. Connoisseurs Highly Value It For Its Distinctive Taste, Earning It The Title 'King Of Mangoes'. Unlike Many Mangoes That Start Off Sweet And Gradually Reveal A Rich Smoothness, Imam Pasand Offers A Unique Aftertaste With Notes Of Coconut And Lime, Reminiscent Of A Spicy, Sour Thai Curry Contrasted With The Rich, Smooth Taste Of Alphonsos, A Mughlai Curry. Biting Into These Mangoes, You?Ll First Encounter A Tangy Outer Layer That Conceals The Sweet Flesh Inside. The Pyanabi Has Gathered An Excellent Variety Of Mangoes From Around The World That Thrive In India'S Climate. After Successful Cultivation In Our Garden And Seeing Good Results, We Prepared Them For Grafting. We Now Sell Some Well-Grafted, Healthy Plants To Plant Lovers Across India. Pb-31