Below are some of my picks. I would be interested to know if any of the below are found in India.
Kaki (Japanese Persimmon)
Natively found in China
Edit: Just found out that you get these in India as Amarphal
Pitaya rouge (Dragon Fruit)
Found majorly in South East Asia
Edit: Dragon Fruit is now cultivated in India
Kiwano (Horned Melon)
Found natively in Sub-Saharan Africa
Finger Lime
Found in Australia
Pink Pearl Apple
Developed and cultivated in California
Jabuticaba
Found primarily in South American countries
Buddha's Hand
Found majorly in China, Japan and Malaysia
Hala fruit
Found majorly in Pacific islands and near Hawaii
Thank you all!!
Never expected so many upvotes, hence giving some more varieties below.
Thank you Gopalkrishna Vishwanath for this question.
Cupuaçu
Found in Latin America and considered the national Fruit of Brazil.
Chilean strawberry
Found in North and South America. Rich in taste
Physalis
Also known as Chinese/Japanese Lantern. This is used in Unani medicine so might be available in some parts of India
Feijoa
Native to South America and can be found common in California
Noni
Also called Chinese Fruit and recently have been cultivated in India,I’d be interested to know if any of you have had the pleasure to have them.
India to boost noni cultivation
Jamaican tangelo or Ugli Fruit
A “deliberate or accidental hybrid” with grapefruit, pummelo, mandarin orange, and tangerine
What Is Ugli Fruit Good For? - Mercola.com
Pepino
Found in South America and considered a mix of pear and melon
Pepquinos or Mini Watermelon
Native to South America and is also known as cucamelon,
Kumquat
Found in South East Asian countries. They closely resemble orange in shape and colour and is supposed to be eaten with the skin (like olives)
Thank you for reading. There are some more varieties like many have pointed like Durian, Longan, Mulberries,Jujube and Mangosteen as it has been mentioned elsewhere.
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Thanks for Reading
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