Chakotra (botanically known as Citrus maxima or Pomelo) is the world's largest citrus fruit. Native to Southeast Asia, it resembles a massive orange or grapefruit. The fruit has a very thick, soft rind and juicy, sweet-tart segments, making it a popular, hydrating treat packed with Vitamin C.Key CharacteristicsSize & Weight: It is the largest of all citrus fruits, often growing up to the size of a basketball and weighing anywhere between .Appearance: The thick outer rind is pale green to yellow, while the inner flesh varies from pale yellow to pink or red.Taste: Similar to a mild, sweeter, and much less acidic grapefruit.