Multani Sindhri Premium Box | Multan Family Farm 2026

Sold out for the 2026 season. Multani Sindhri has finished for this year and returns next season. Nawabpuri White Chaunsa — the late-season premium Chaunsa, richest and most intensely sweet of the family — is still shipping in limited quantity. Order Nawabpuri White Chaunsa →

Pakistan's first major mango of the season — large, golden, intensely sweet.

Also written Sindri / Sendhri and known in Urdu as Sindhri Aam (سندھڑی آم) — Pakistan’s earliest premium mango.

Sindhri is the queen of early summer. Large oval fruit with smooth golden-yellow skin, fiberless flesh, and a clean vibrant sweetness with a citrusy backbone. Less aromatic than Chaunsa but more juicy and refreshing — the kind of mango you can eat a whole one of without getting tired of it.

What it tastes like

Clean, vibrant sweetness. Less floral aroma than Chaunsa, more juicy. Slightly larger fruit (300–500g), smooth fiberless flesh that slices beautifully. Skin ripens uniformly to a deep golden-yellow with occasional natural sugar spots.

Variety facts

• Type: Sindhri mango (the Multan-grown variant)
• Origin: 1636/13-A, Pir Khursheed Colony, Multan, 66000, Pakistan
• Ripening: Natural — no carbide
• Fruit weight: typically 300–500g per mango
• Best for: Daily eating, breakfast, kids (easy to slice), travels well

Box sizes

• 5kg box — approximately 10–14 large mangoes — Rs 2,850
• 10kg box — approximately 20–28 large mangoes — Rs 4,850

Why MMangoes

• 3-generation family farm in Pir Khursheed Colony, Multan — Late Haji Laal Muhammad → Malik Altaf → today's Malik family.
• Zero calcium carbide — naturally ripened in our own controlled-temperature cool-room.
• Hand-picked, hand-packed at peak maturity. No machine sorting, no commission-agent middlemen.
• Cold-chain shipped Pakistan-wide in 2–5 working days.
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• Advance payment on every order — inspect the box, pay only if you're happy.

When your box arrives

1. Open immediately. Inspect and smell. Boxes ship slightly under-ripe so fruit doesn't soften in transit.
2. Counter-ripen 1–3 days. Lay mangoes stem-side down on a tray in a cool, dry spot. No fridge yet.
3. Daily smell test. When the room smells like mango from across the kitchen, they're ready.
4. Refrigerate when ripe. Once fully ripe, keep in the fridge for 3–5 more days. Mango is best served chilled.
5. Eat within 7 days of delivery for the best flavor experience.

Shipping & Delivery

• Lahore: 2–3 working days
• Islamabad / Rawalpindi: 1–2 working days
• Karachi: 3–4 working days
• Faisalabad, Peshawar, Sialkot, Gujranwala: 2–3 working days
• Quetta and remote areas: 3–5 working days

Free delivery nationwide. Advance payment on every order — pay by JazzCash, EasyPaisa or bank transfer, send the screenshot on WhatsApp, and we dispatch.

Wondering how Sindhri compares to Chaunsa? Our full variety comparison has the answer.

Multani Sindhri nutrition & health benefits

Fresh Sindhri is naturally fat-free and nutrient-dense. Typical values per 100 g of ripe mango flesh:

Mango also delivers vitamin B6, folate, copper and plant antioxidants such as mangiferin and beta-carotene. Because our Sindhri is naturally ripened with zero calcium carbide, you get these benefits without the chemical residue of carbide-ripened market fruit — here’s why that matters.

How to choose, ripen, store & cut your Sindhri

• Tell when it’s ripe: gentle give to a squeeze + that heady mango perfume. 5 ripeness tests →
• Ripen at home: counter, stem-side down, 1–3 days (never the fridge first). Full ripening guide →
• Store it: fridge once ripe, 3–5 days; freeze the pulp to enjoy Sindhri off-season. Storage guide →
• Cut & peel it: the hedgehog method gives clean cubes in seconds. How to cut → · How to peel →
• Spot fake fruit: learn to identify carbide-ripened mangoes before you buy elsewhere. 7 tests →

Best ways to enjoy Sindhri

Sindhri is superb eaten chilled and fresh, but its silky flesh also shines in classic Pakistani recipes:

• Mango Lassi — creamy, the all-time favourite
• Mango Kheer — festive rice pudding
• Mango Custard — eggless, crowd-pleasing
• Mango Sticky Rice — Thai dessert, Pakistani fruit

Honest things to know before you order

• In season: Multani Sindhri peaks in June (June to July (early summer — the first premium mango of the year)); order anytime — your box ships fresh when the harvest is ready.
• Counter-ripening needed: fruit arrives slightly firm to survive transit — give it 1–3 days.
• Minimum box is 5 kg (12–16 fruit) — generous for a small household, perfect for sharing or gifting.
• It’s seasonal & limited: a family farm picks a finite crop; popular varieties sell out.

How Sindhri compares to other Pakistani mangoes

Not sure which variety is for you? These guides break it down:

• Chaunsa vs Sindhri
• Sindhri vs Dussehri
• Sindhri vs Chaunsa vs Anwar Ratol vs Langra

Prefer something different this season? Try one of our other family-farm boxes:

• Nawabpuri White Chaunsa (late season)
• Anwar Ratol 12 Number

Or see the full Pakistan mango season calendar 2026 to plan every variety, and read the complete Sindhri guide.

Multani Sindhri — frequently asked questions

When is Sindhri in season in 2026?
Multani Sindhri is a June to July (early summer — the first premium mango of the year) variety, peaking around June. This variety has sold out for 2026 — Nawabpuri White Chaunsa is the one still shipping.

What does Sindhri taste like?
Mild, clean honeyed sweetness with a gentle tang — refreshing rather than heavy. The flesh is firm, smooth and juicy, with a Brix (sweetness) of about 16–19°.

How big are the mangoes and how many in a box?
Each Sindhri is roughly 350–500 g (one of the largest). A 5 kg box holds about 12–16 fruit and a 10 kg box about 24–32.

Are your mangoes carbide-free?
Yes — 100% naturally ripened in our own cool-room, never with calcium carbide. Why this matters →

How do I ripen Sindhri at home?
Rest it on the counter stem-side down for 1–3 days until fragrant and slightly soft; refrigerate only once ripe. Full guide →

Do you deliver across Pakistan?
Yes — free cold-chain delivery to Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Quetta and more, with Advance payment on every order.

Can I pay Advance payment?
Absolutely. Inspect the box at your door and pay only if you’re satisfied.

Is Sindhri good for gifting?
Yes — early-season cravings, large slices, juicing and shakes. Hand-packed in food-grade cushioning, it makes a premium, memorable gift.