DFM ---ADX ---
10hSharjah Extends Housing Support to 1,100 Local FamiliesUAE
11hDubai’s Driverless Pod Pilot Hits Major MilestoneUAE
11hCelebrating the UAE's 55th Eid Al Etihad: A Digital Space for National MemoriesUAE
12hDubai Metro Expansion to Al Maktoum Airport Set for 2031UAE
12hEmirati Documentary 'Namoos' Heads to Doha Film FestivalUAE
13hDubai Court Reverses Custody Transfer RulingUAE
13hA Journey Comes Full Circle: An Expat’s 50-Year Love Affair with the UAEUAE
13hUAE Braces for Unsettled Weather and Heavy Rainfall Through November 12UAE
13hNew Pedestrian Link Connects Dubai Mall Metro to Coca-Cola ArenaUAE
13hBig Ticket Celebrates Big Spin Winners with Dh250,000 PayoutUAE
13hUAE Accelerates Development with Over Dh4 Trillion in Active ProjectsUAE
13hNew UAE Traffic Regulations: A Guide to the 2027 UpdatesUAE
13hUnderstanding School Incident Reporting: A Guide for Parents in the UAEUAE
13hDubai Police Issue Urgent Warning After Four-Vehicle Pileup on Dubai-Al Ain RoadUAE
13hHow the UAE Maintained Operations Amid Massive Cyber ThreatsUAE
13hSharjah Ruler allocates Dh4.5 million to boost library collectionsUAE
13hShipping Books Globally: The Massive Logistics Operation at Sharjah Book FairUAE
13hNew Paid Parking Zones to Launch in Abu Dhabi’s Musaffah on November 16UAE
13hStreamlining Mosque Development: Dubai’s New 5-Day Permit ProcessUAE
13hUAE Delays Cap on Personal Vehicle Ownership Under New Traffic LawUAE
13hArwa Ali Makes History as First Emirati Female Medalist at Youth OlympicsUAE
13hUAE weather: Expect rainfall and a cool-down this TuesdayUAE
13hUAE Honors Armed Forces Following Interception of Over 3,600 Aerial ThreatsUAE
13hA Stunning Tribute: 10,000 Flags Form Portrait of Sheikh Mohammed at Jumeirah BeachUAE
13hKhor Fakkan Temporarily Closes Al Lulu’iya Beach Amid Oil Slick ConcernsUAE

Khorfakkan Mango Festival Returns With Over 50 Varieties

Sat, Jun 27, 2026(136d ago)UAE

The fifth edition of the Khorfakkan Mango Festival kicked off this past Friday, transforming Expo Khorfakkan into a vibrant hub for fruit enthusiasts. Featuring over 50 different varieties ranging from affordable local picks starting at Dh6 per kilogram to premium organic selections, the three-day event has seen a massive turnout. Farmers have been quick to report record sales, with many vendors selling out their entire inventory by the end of the opening day. For visitors, the draw is clear: the chance to sample and purchase high-quality, fresh mangoes—some weighing over a kilogram—that are rarely found on standard supermarket shelves.

Local farmers credit the success of these harvests to specialized care and expert farm management, which allow the trees to thrive even in the harsh desert heat. For these growers, the festival serves as a vital platform to connect directly with consumers from across the UAE, fostering relationships that often lead to recurring business throughout the season. Attendees, many of whom stock up on large quantities for their families, appreciate the direct-from-farm transparency and the expert guidance provided by growers regarding flavor profiles. The event, hosted by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will continue to run until June 28, offering a mix of shopping, cultural performances, and family-oriented workshops.

Comments0
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.