The Indian Mango Festival 2026 from 17th to 19th July 2026 in Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, showcasing premium mangoes from India in Singapore’s largest event on Indian mangoes. Suntec edition will be the largest Indian mango exhibition ever in Singapore with overwhelming response garnered at the community pop-up earlier this year at Our Tampines Hub and Nee Soon.
The three day event is envisaged to have a convergence of Indian exporters, Singaporeans retailers, foodies, chefs and families. Guests can taste fine mango variants, watch the cooks prepare a meal, buy fresh produce with the shop owners or experience the Indian culture by enjoying fine music, dance, entertainment and delicious food.
Indian Mango Festival 2026 Entry Fee
One of the main attractions of the festival is that it is free of charge. Tickets are not required for entrance to the exhibition areas or tasting areas and other exhibits. Families, tourists and foodies are able to roam the location freely and have access to the event all day.
Entry is free, but be aware that items purchased from stalls are fresh mangoes, gift boxes, drinks, desserts and specialty items will be payable separately by exhibitors.
Festival Dates and Daily Schedule
The Indian Mango Festival will take place on three-day basis:
- Dates: July 17 to July 19, 2026
- Venue: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre
- Operating Hours: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily
Guests intending to relax can come early or in the morning, or later in the day. The most popular time to visit will be from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM when there will be live performances, cooking creations, and tasting sessions likely to draw the biggest crowds.
Exhibitor Map and Festival Layout
The festival will not be organized on the typical trade exhibition model, but rather be organized on the theme of mango states and the prolific states in India. Existential food varieties from across the country will be featured in each of the pavilions, giving attendees the chance to taste, smell and touch the fruit from all over the nation, all in one place.
West India Pavilion
The entry area should have Maharashtra and Gujarat of the state and the well-known mangoes of Maharashtra like Alphonso, Ratna, Payari and Kesar mangoes of Gujarat. These cultivars are famous for their aroma, buttery texture and naturally sweet taste; as one of the most popular mangoes around the world.
North India Pavilion
From the central exhibition space, visitors can proceed to see Dasheri and Langra of UP. Favoured for their unique sweetness, these are traditional varieties and popular summer eating fruit.
South India Pavilion
Badami (Karnataka), Rasalu and Himayat (Andhra Pradesh) are some of the high quality varieties being displayed in the southern part of the exhibition. They are regarded as a highly delicious and yummy variety of mangoes, which are popular for making desserts, beverages, and traditional Indian recipes.
Coastal Pavilion
Mankurad from Goa will get its own stand, an aromatic favorite since the sweetness and aromatic modulations are carefully dosed. It is one of the rarest premium mangoes to be available during the festival as it has a shorter harvest period.
Live Food and Culinary Experiences
Apart from the fruit displays, visitors have the opportunity to enjoy a huge food zone with a variety of cooking classes and shops providing hands-on demonstration of innovative uses of Indian mangoes. Apart from all the east and west eats and listens, the native desserts like Aamras, mango lassi and fresh mango milkshakes will be offered alongside modish desserts specifically for Singapore’s different food cultures.
Other high-quality Indian mangoes are expected to be cooked for the visitors, providing them with hands-on experience on ways to include the best Indian mangoes in various local and non-traditional dishes.
Cultural Performances and Community Activities
The festival will also feature cultural performances and live music, alongside interactive sessions with the community, showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage. Mango Awards, in which participants receive a carton instead of a traditional trophy, is one of the many traditions that have continued from past editions.
The cultural events are designed to promote India’s agricultural exports, afford a closer cultural relationship between the two countries and also to create a family friendly environment.
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How to Reach Suntec Singapore?
Singapore’s MRT system makes it easily accessible. The convention centre is easily accessible by taking Promenade MRT Station, or Esplanade MRT Station, both of which will be linked to Suntec Singapore by protected walkways. The venue can also be accessed directly via public buses, taxis or a ride-hailing service.
Why Should You Visit?
The Indian Mango Festival 2026 is a great event for everyone to enjoy, whether you’re looking for a high-quality fruit or a taste of Indian cuisine, or simply a fun weekend activity. The event features high-quality, culinary foods from around the world, culture through visiting local food growers and chefs, and trade directly from the locals.
The festival is free to attend, has an interesting selection of exhibitors and offers special seasonal produce to buy throughout its three-day duration, which is expected to draw thousands of visitors.
FAQs
Will I be able to enter the Indian Mango Festival 2026 at no cost?
Yes. No ticket is needed and entry is free to the Indian Mango Festival at Suntec Singapore. The only cost to the visitor is to pay for any food, drink, and/or any mangoes they may want to buy from the exhibitors.
When will the Indian Mango Festival take place at Suntec Singapore?
The festival dates are July 17th through the 19th of every year, operating hours daily will be 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
Which varieties of mangoes will be available?
Here they can taste 10 varieties of good mango fruits from India such as Alphonso, Kesar, Dasheri, Langra, Badami, Himayat, Rasalu, Ratna, Payari and Mankurad mango fruits.
