July 22

Mango Day

Celebrate Mango Day with juicy recipes, tropical drinks, and mango-themed activities - it's the perfect way to bring summer fun all year round!

Yearly Date
July 22
Type
Day

Introduction

Celebrate Mango Day on July 22 with a delicious, juicy mango! This day was first celebrated in the late 1990s to honor one of the world's most beloved fruits. Mangoes are sweet and flavorful, full of fiber and vitamins. They're also incredibly versatile - you can add them to salads, smoothies or even make your own homemade mango ice cream! So celebrate Mango Day by enjoying some delicious fruit this summer.

Mango Day Timeline

4000 BC
Mango's Early History
Mangoes are believed to have originated in the India-Burma-Malaysia region where they have been cultivated for over 4,000 years.
1498
Mangoes Reach Africa
Portuguese traders take mangoes from Asia to East Africa, further spreading its cultivation and popularity.
1700s
Mangoes in Americas
The delicious fruit is introduced to the Americas in the 18th century with cultivation starting in Brazil and later expanding to Mexico, Haiti and Cuba.
1860
California Mango Cultivation
Mangoes begin to be grown in the greenhouses of California, expanding the tropical fruit's reach in the US.
1990s
National Mango Day Celebration
The first Mango Day is celebrated to honor this beloved fruit, with delicious recipes and mango-themed activities.

How to Celebrate Mango Day

1

Eat a Mango

The most obvious way to celebrate Mango Day is to eat a mango. Enjoy the sweet and juicy fruit fresh, in a smoothie, or on top of your favorite salad.

2

Make a Mango Cake

Celebrating with a delicious mango cake is a great way to honor the day. You can find plenty of recipes online or create your own masterpiece.

3

Go on a Mango Hunt

Head out to the local farmers' market and go on a hunt for different varieties of mangoes. This can be an educational experience as well as fun.

4

Throw a Mango Party

Invite all your friends over to celebrate Mango Day in style. Make some mango cocktails, snacks, and desserts to share.

5

Plant a Mango Tree

What better way to celebrate than by planting a mango tree in your backyard or in your local park? Planting a mango tree is an act that will last for years to come.

Why We Love Mango Day

A

Mangos are delicious

It's hard to deny the deliciousness of a ripe mango. It's sweet and juicy, with just the right balance of tartness. Whether eaten alone or added to a smoothie or salad, mangos make any meal refreshing and flavorful!

B

Mangos are nutritious

Mangos are not only tasty - they're also packed with vitamins and minerals like vitamin C, folate, potassium and calcium. Eating mangos can help boost your immunity, keep your bones strong and even help protect against certain types of cancer!

C

Mangos are versatile

Mango isn't just for snacking or adding to salads — it can be used in a variety of dishes, both sweet and savory. From mango salsa, to mango cheesecake, to grilled fish topped with mango chutney – there's no end to the creative ways you can enjoy this tropical fruit!

Mango Day Dates

Year
Date
Day
2023
Jul 22
Saturday
2024
Jul 22
Monday
2025
Jul 22
Tuesday
2026
Jul 22
Wednesday
2027
Jul 22
Thursday