The Langra mango plant is a variety of Mangifera indica known for its juicy, fiberless, aromatic, and tangy-sweet fruit, originating from Banaras, India, about 250-300 years ago. The tree is medium-sized with dense, dark green foliage and glossy, lance-shaped leaves, growing in tropical/subtropical climates with full sun and well-drained soil. While established trees are drought-tolerant, regular watering during dry spells and a balanced fertilizer during the growing season are beneficial.