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Where do mango trees grow?

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The mango is considered indigenous to southern Asia, and mango trees can be found today in Brazil, the West Indies, Florida, and other tropical environments. The mango does not require any particular soil, but the finer varieties yield good crops only where there is a well-defined dry season to stimulate fruit production. The country that produces the most mangoes is India.