2025 Mangshi Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Who gets it? The joy of avoiding the crowds! Instead of bustling Xishuangbanna, Mangshi, this 20°C border town, is the true definition of relaxation 🌴 Palm-lined streets + Dai ethnic vibes transport you to Southeast Asia in an instant~ My latest discovery—Feihua Hot Spring Resort 🏝️ ✨Thai Princess-style garden: The hotel is nestled in a valley by the Ruili River, with 22 hot spring pools scattered like jade. Soak during the day watching clouds drift by, or at night add candles and rose essential oils to your private balcony pool for maximum ambiance 💐 ✨Room details that delight perfectionists: ▫️Suites starting at 60㎡, Dyson hair dryers + same toiletries as Hilton ▫️Balcony hot spring tub + verbena fragrance, enjoy mountain views while soaking ⛰️ ▫️Silent AC + zero-pressure mattress, even this insomniac slept until naturally waking up! ‼️Key points ✔️Fewer people in the morning hot springs—perfect for photos 📸 ✔️Kid-friendly: Children's bathrobes + indoor/outdoor slippers all provided ✔️Hot spring tickets cost 98 yuan/person for outside guests, but hotel guests enjoy unlimited free access 💦 Mangshi has fewer tourists, beautiful scenery, and low prices. I'll definitely return to live like a Dai girl! 📍Location: Feihua Hot Spring Resort, Mangshi 🚗1 hour from Mangshi/30 minutes from Ruili, perfect for a pure vacation getaway~

Guys, you must check in at Menghuan Silver Pagoda in Yunnan, which is a real-life dreamlike fairyland! 📍It is located in the southern section of Bodhi Street, Mangshi Town, Mangshi City, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. The transportation is super convenient, and you can easily reach it by taxi or public transportation. 🏞As soon as you get off the car, a magnificent and mysterious silver pagoda comes into view. Under the sunlight, the silver pagoda shines brightly and is breathtakingly beautiful. The overall style of Menghuan Silver Pagoda is perfectly integrated with Dai culture. The white pagoda body and exquisite carvings show the unique ethnic charm in every detail, making people have to praise the superb skills of ancient craftsmen👍 🌳The vegetation around the silver pagoda is lush, with green trees and colorful flowers dotted among them, which complement each other with the silver pagoda, like a beautiful picture. Walking slowly up the steps, you can see many exquisite Buddha statues and murals along the way. Each Buddha statue has a different expression and is lifelike, and each mural seems to tell an ancient story, immersing people in a strong Buddhist cultural atmosphere. 💫When you reach the top of the pagoda, your vision suddenly becomes wide, and the city scenery of Mangshi is in full view. During the day, you can see the staggered buildings and lush trees; at night, the city is brightly lit, intertwined with the silver pagoda body, like a dream world. At this time, every photo you take is a blockbuster📸 👗When you come here to play, remember to wear beautiful ethnic costumes, and the photos will be more atmospheric. Walking under the pagoda, the breeze gently blows, and the clothes flutter, as if traveling back to the ancient Dai dynasty. 🍜When you are tired of shopping, there are many delicacies around waiting for you to taste. Dai-style barbecue is definitely not to be missed. Lemongrass grilled fish and grilled pork belly, with special dipping sauce, will give you a full sense of happiness. There is also sweet and delicious Paluda, with crispy bread soaked in rich coconut milk, plus sago, purple rice and other ingredients, which is rich in taste and makes people unable to stop. 💕Guys, Menghuan Silver Pagoda is really a super worth visiting place. Here, you can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery, but also feel the profound cultural heritage. Hurry up and arrange a romantic trip!

If you don't want to work, come to Mangshi, a small town on the border of Yunnan, for a few days. The pace here is slow, and every day feels leisurely; the scenery is charming, and you can enjoy the rich Southeast Asian style everywhere; there are many delicacies, and you can eat different things every day; the climate is pleasant, not so hot in summer, and about 20 degrees in winter. 🚙 Mangshi 2-day itinerary Day 1: Menghuan Silver Pagoda ➡️ Menghuan Golden Pagoda ➡️ Best Food ➡️ Bodhi Street ➡️ Bodhi Temple ➡️ Dai Ancient Town Night Tour; Day 2: Chudonggua Village ➡️ Rice Field Coffee ➡️ Tree-wrapped Pagoda ➡️ New Factory. ✅ Menghuan Golden Pagoda A landmark in Mangshi, it makes you feel like you are in Myanmar. ✅ Menghuan Silver Pagoda A landmark in Mangshi, a pure white building, magnificent and sacred. ⏰ The sunset in the evening is beautiful, and the night view is particularly quiet, open until 10 pm. ✅ Bodhi Street There are coconut trees 🌴 on both sides of the road, riding a scooter through it, full of the charm of a leisurely Southeast Asian town. 📷 The best photo spot is at the entrance of Mangshi Hotel, but be sure to follow traffic rules. ✅ New Factory It feels like you are on Khao San Road in Bangkok, with a wide variety of snacks, very good to visit, and many popular check-in spots. ✅ Dai Ancient Town An ancient town full of Dai style, like a Dai palace. ✅ Donggua Village A De'ang village hidden in the mountains, with a sense of seclusion. ✅ Tree-wrapped Pagoda An ancient tree with hundreds of years of history wraps around the pagoda, which is very magical. 🎫 Free visit. ✅ Bodhi Temple A temple building combining Han and Dai styles, with black and gold as the main colors, which is rare in other places. 🥤 I really love the food in Mangshi, all kinds of Southeast Asian snacks, Dai, Jingpo, and other snacks, it is simply a paradise for foodies. ✅ Avocado juice ✅ Paluda ✅ Rice noodles ✅ Baba ✅ Dai-style pickled chicken feet ✅ Dai-style hand-grabbed rice ✅ Burmese crab ✈️ You can fly directly to Mangshi, and the airport is very close to the city. 🚅 High-speed rail, first from Kunming to Dali, then to Baoshan, and then transfer to Mangshi. 🛵 Mangshi is a small city, you can ride a shared bike around, eat while walking, and enjoy it.

📍Attraction Address: Menghuan Silver Pagoda Located about 200 meters west of Xianchi Road, Mangshi, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, about 3 kilometers from Mangshi city center and about 10 kilometers from Mangshi Airport. 🚗Attraction Transportation: You can directly navigate to Menghuan Silver Pagoda. There are parking spaces on both sides of the mountain road near the destination, and there is a large parking lot at the end of the navigation. Public transportation is not recommended as there is a lot of walking involved. 👍️Must-visit Attractions: Recommended spots for taking good photos of the Silver Pagoda Moon Platform⭐⭐⭐Moon prop. Glass Platform⭐⭐⭐⭐One of the best spots for photos, usually crowded, best to go in the late afternoon. Corridor on the right side of the Silver Pagoda⭐⭐Flowers as foreground. Slope leading to the Silver Pagoda⭐Many people like to take photos of the Golden Pagoda from here, but personally, I think it's average and not as good as entering the Golden Pagoda. 🎟️Ticket Information: 40/person 💗Other Tips: Note that although the Golden Pagoda and the Silver Pagoda are on the same mountain range and very close, they are managed separately with different tickets. From a photographer's perspective, I prefer the Golden Pagoda at dusk and the Silver Pagoda during the day (the Golden Pagoda guide is in another note). The Silver Pagoda is more suitable for taking photos of people, so you can wear beautiful artistic clothes for the shoot.

⚱️When traveling to Dehong, the Menghuan Golden Pagoda and Menghuan Silver Pagoda are a must-visit. The two towers stand on the Leiyarang Mountain on the edge of Mang City, reflecting each other, and from a distance, they look like the lively eyes of Mang City. 📍Location: At the top of Leiyarang Mountain by the Peacock Lake in Mang City 🎫Ticket: Both the Golden Pagoda and Silver Pagoda are 40r 🗼The Menghuan Golden Pagoda legend says that 'Sakyamuni' lived here when he was reincarnated as a golden rooster in his lifetime. The entire pagoda is magnificent, and it's very photogenic just taking pictures at the entrance. Inside, there are many precious items of Buddhism, which are worth seeing. 🦚In addition to the pagoda, the Peacock Dance is also very exciting. This is a folk dance where people wear peacock tails and imitate its dance. It's very lifelike and eye-catching. The peacock's spreading wings and drinking from the spring, the dance is rich in sculpture, each with different beauty and artistic conception. 🌙 The Silver Pagoda is hand-carved by craftsmen using Dai silver and other materials. It is a display of Dai architectural art and a heritage of local minority culture. To see the Silver Pagoda, you must first go to the top of the mountain. The sky and the big moon are really good for taking pictures. Everyone is lining up, and it's not too late to take pictures in the square later. Here, you can eat some ethnic snacks, look at the sea of flowers and the cityscape of Mang City, and find a place for your soul. 🗼Walk around the pagoda three times, pray for good luck, meditate quietly with the Sanskrit sounds coming from the Golden Pagoda, and give your weary body and mind a break from the mundane world. Or enjoy a sunset at the Menghuan Silver Pagoda surrounded by the fragrance of flowers, and watch the pagoda change into different colors and artistic conceptions.

🏯It's not abroad, nor is it Xishuangbanna, this is the Menghuan Golden Pagoda in Dehong Mangshi, full of exotic charm! As a landmark building of Dehong Mangshi, it is a must-visit spot that cannot be missed! 😉The towering and spectacular golden pagoda shows its brilliance. Under the sunshine, it is even more dazzling. I am very fortunate to have watched the wonderful and lively Dai peacock dance under this golden pagoda, which is said to be a dance handed down from ancient times. ☀️The golden pagoda is an octagonal four-door design, hollow inside, it is a hollow Buddhist pagoda, a holy place for the local people to worship and pray. When I went a few days ago, two of the four doors were opened, and you can enter the pagoda to worship after taking off your shoes. 👏At its highest point, it is topped with a 2.3-ton golden dome, which is the first golden Buddhist pagoda in China and the first hollow Buddhist pagoda in Asia. 📷Recommended photo spots: 1⃣At the entrance of the scenic area (when there are many people, there may be multiple backgrounds) 2⃣At the four entrances of the pagoda (it is recommended to find a door that is not open) 3⃣Use other slightly lower pagodas in the scenic area as the background to take atmosphere photos. 💴Ticket: 40 at the scenic spot/38 online 🚗Transportation: Taxi or self-driving

This is my first time to go to a border city. My first stop is Mangshi, Yunnan. Although it is close to MB, the public security and the simplicity of the people in Mangshi really make people feel at ease. . If you like it, take a step forward and sprint Mangshi is a small prefecture-level city, so there are few people at night. It is suitable for daytime strolls. The scenery and culture during the day are incomparable to other places. Their lifestyle is very simple. They work hard during the day and rest directly at night. . The hotel we stayed in was also very good, and they would send a car to pick us up. You can come to pick me up at Mangshi Airport It is 60 kilometers away from the downtown of Mangshi. It is one of the few high-end hot spring hotels in Mangshi. It has a large swimming pool by the river and a hot spring pool. It is located at the hot spring water source with beautiful scenery. It is the first choice for vacation . 🔍: 🏠Huajiang Feihua Jinke Hot Spring Resort Hotel, Mangshi 🚗Self-driving: Driving on the highway is to reach the Zhaxiang toll station Belongs to Zhafang Town . There are fruit gardens near the hotel, and the green trees are all jackfruits The surrounding environment has preserved hundreds of years of original ecology and ethnic minority style. The hotel has its own hot spring eye. Hot spring area K release time 13:00 ———19:00

If you ask me what is the most exotic place I have visited in China this year Then I would answer without hesitation - "Mang" City! There is no crowd like in Xishuangbanna here The temperature in winter is over 20 degrees. I felt like I was walking in Southeast Asia. This winter, you must go to Mangshi! . 🚗【Transportation】 Yunnan Self-Driving: Kunming/Dali/Lijiang-Baoshan-Mangshi ✈️: You can also fly directly to Mangshi, and you can also go to Tengchong and Ruili . 👭【How to play in Mangshi】 ❶Menghuan Shwedagon Pagoda/Silver Pagoda A must-visit in Mangshi. The two places are next to each other and you can visit them together. You don’t have to go into the Golden Pagoda. All my photos were taken at the entrance. The Silver Pagoda is really beautiful! Must go! Finally, watch the sunset and night view at the Golden Pagoda or Silver Pagoda~ ❷Tuanjie Street There are coconut trees on both sides of the road, giving it a tropical city feel. I recommend going there at noon for a full Southeast Asian feel! ❸Tree Wrap Tower You can find it by navigation. It is said that it took hundreds of years to form. The tower is wrapped by a big tree. It is magical. ❹Sankeshu Folk Street The food here is quite concentrated, you can stop and eat ❺New Toy Factory The "Mangshi" graffiti wall, "We love Mangshi so much" and "I miss you in Mangshi" are all here, and there are also many delicious foods! . 🍜【Mangshi Food】 Dream Dehong: Super delicious local dishes, you won’t go wrong with blind spots Lin's Yuanzi: I've tried many Yuanzi restaurants, but this one is the best Best Food City: Ganying pickled chicken feet (passion fruit flavor is my favorite), avocado juice (one cup a day), Menghuan old milk foam Luda Lanlu Breakfast: Especially delicious rice noodles and rice vermicelli, with lots of beef! Shumu Laotian Iced Coffee: 30% sugar is recommended, and people who don’t like coffee will fall in love with it . 🏠【Accommodation】 Kyriad Hotel: less than 100 per person, we stayed for three days, the price is good, and it is not far from places to eat and play. Feihua Hotel: Southeast Asian style hotel, moderately priced~ . 🌟 1. The small basket brought to Mangshi this time is a basket of everything produced by Dicos in collaboration with LINE FRIENDS’ Brown Bear and Cony Rabbit. It can be used to carry personal belongings and can also be used as a photo prop. It is so cute! When I walk on the street, many young ladies come to ask me where to buy it. Now you can get it as long as you buy the 2023 New Year's Set Meal at Dicos. Sisters, go for it~ 2. You can bring some spring and summer clothes, the climate is very comfortable, as well as a sun hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a coat is enough at night 3. You can also rent an electric car to travel through the streets and alleys, and it is also convenient to go to the night market to eat delicious food at night .

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Nestled in southwest Yunnan lies the underrated yet stunning city of Mangshi. With few tourists, picturesque landscapes, and affordable prices, it's the perfect escape from urban hustle to seek poetic charm. Whether you crave unique scenery, ethnic culture, or local delicacies, Mangshi delivers! Save this ultimate guide and embark on an exploration of this hidden treasure! 🌆 Must-Visit Attractions: ✅ Meng Huan Grand Golden Pagoda – A dazzling golden spectacle As Mangshi's landmark, this majestic pagoda glows brilliantly. Visit at sunset when the golden spire blends with twilight skies for breathtaking photos and visual feasts. ✅ Tree-Wrapped Pagoda – Nature and culture intertwined A century-old tree embraces the pagoda like a python, creating the surreal "tree wraps pagoda, pagoda wraps tree" scene. Every corner reveals magical harmony between nature and history. ✅ Mengbanaxi Rare Garden – Kingdom of tropical plants & peculiar stones Step into this mysterious rainforest-like garden where exotic flowers, ancient trees, and whimsical rocks create evergreen wonders. A paradise for plant lovers and photographers. ✅ Peacock Valley – Dance with peacocks Watch peacocks fan their elegant plumage up close, or luckily interact with them. Stroll amid birdsong and peacock struts, soaking in nature's harmony. ✅ Mangshi Square – Local life vibes At nightfall, the square buzzes with energy as residents dance to music. Join in or observe to immerse in Mangshi's laid-back daily rhythm. 🏨 Top Accommodations: ✅ Huajiang Jade Hotel – Budget-friendly comfort with prime location near Mangshi Square, ideal for business or leisure. ✅ Parkview Hotel Mangshi – Stylish boutique hotel featuring a sky garden and Instagram-worthy aesthetics, blending luxury with design. ✅ Meng Huan Dai Homestay – For authentic Dai culture, this homestay offers traditional architecture, decor, and homemade Dai breakfasts. 🍜 Mangshi's Foodie Delights: ✅ Meng Huan Dai Restaurant – Must-try: signature hand-tossed rice platter, lemongrass grilled fish (crispy outside, tender inside), and sweet pineapple rice—all authentic Dai flavors at great value! ✅ Dreamy Dehong – Elegant gem serving refreshing "Paoluda" dessert, zesty lemon salad, and aromatic Dai-style roast chicken. ✅ Lin's Meatball Shop – Local favorite for chewy meatballs in savory broth, a heartwarming snack. ✅ Lanlu Breakfast – Famous for beef rice noodles: rich broth, silky noodles, and tender beef—the perfect energy boost. 💡 Travel Tips: 👗 Pack light, breathable clothing for warm weather. • Sun protection is essential—use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses. 💰 Mangshi is wallet-friendly, so indulge without worry! ✅ Mangshi's charm goes beyond this guide—more surprises await! Grab friends and set off for this enchanting city!

The Ultimate 2025 Mangshi Travel Guide: Attractions, Food, Accommodation & Transportation Mangshi, located in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan Province, is a charming border town brimming with Southeast Asian flair. It attracts visitors with its warm climate, rich ethnic culture, and unique cuisine. --- **1. Must-Visit Attractions** 1. **Menghuan Grand Golden Pagoda** - ❣️Asia’s largest hollow Buddhist pagoda, gleaming with golden splendor, offering panoramic views of Mangshi—perfect for photos. - ❣️**Best time to visit**: Early morning or dusk for soft, photogenic lighting. 2. **Menghuan Silver Pagoda** - ❤️Pure white structure, complementing the Golden Pagoda, featuring a "Sky Mirror" photo spot—especially magical at sunset. 3. **Tree-Wrapped Pagoda** - 💞A century-old banyan tree enveloping an ancient pagoda, creating a natural wonder; visitors can circle the pagoda for blessings. 4. **Mengbanaxi Rare Garden** - ❣️Home to rare plants, fossilized wood, jadeite rough stones, and free-roaming peacocks you can observe up close. 5. **❤️Peacock Lake** - Scenic lakeside views, ideal for hiking or cycling to enjoy nature’s tranquility. 6. **Dai Ethnic Ancient Town** - 😜Vibrant ethnic culture, bustling night markets, and opportunities to experience Dai handicrafts and intangible heritage. 7. **Xinwanchang Night Market** - 💞A hub for youth creativity, offering global street food under dazzling neon lights—full of lively vibes. 8. **💞Heihe Old Slope** - Alpine meadow landscapes; free admission in June for high school graduates (with exam slip), great for hiking and photography. --- **2. Food Recommendations** 🎀Mangshi is a food paradise blending Dai, Jingpo, and Southeast Asian flavors: - **Breakfast**: Beef meatball rice noodles, *shuaibing* (flaky pancake), pea flour rice 🎀noodles. - **Main meals**: *Sapie* (sour-spicy appetizer), Peacock Banquet (22 Dai-Jingpo dishes artfully arranged), Jingpo Leaf Banquet. - **Snacks**: *Paoluda* (coconut milk with bread crisps), fruit salads, potstickers, pickled chicken feet. - 💞**Drinks**: Avocado juice, passionfruit juice, Burmese milk tea, Laotian iced coffee. - 💞**Top food spots**: Baiste Food Plaza, Mengbanaxi Night Market, Manghe Village Mixed Dishes (feast for just ¥30 per person). --- **3. Accommodation Picks** - ❤️**Convenient city stays**: Mangshi Hotel, Dean Hotel—great locations with nearby eateries. - ❤️**Ethnic homestays**: Dai Ancient Town or Manghuang Village for authentic Dai experiences. - *❤️*Luxury comfort**: Jintai Hotel, Xianglaihua Hotel—premium amenities. --- **4. Transportation Guide** - **Getting there**: - ❤️ ✈️ **By air**: Direct flights to Mangshi Airport from select cities, or connect via Kunming/Baoshang. - ❣️🚄 **By train**: High-speed rail to Baoshan Station, then transfer by bus (~2 hours). - **Local transport**: - 💗Buses, shared bikes, taxis, or rented e-bikes (recommended for flexibility). --- **5. Travel Tips** 1. 💜**Best season**: Winter (Nov–Mar) for mild weather; summer (Jul–Aug, avg. 25°C) for escaping heat. 2. 💞**Sun & bug protection**: Strong UV—pack sunscreen and hats; tropical mosquitoes—bring repellent. 3. 💞**Respect customs**: Dress modestly in temples, avoid loud noises. 4. *😊😊*Shopping picks**: Zhahe tribute rice, De’ang sour tea, Yunnan small-grain coffee, Dai brocade. Mangshi is a town made for slow travel. 😊Whether reveling in the Water-Splashing Festival or savoring everyday serenity, its borderland charm captivates. 💗May this guide help you plan a perfect Mangshi getaway!

The Slow Living Guide to This Yunnan Border Town 📍 Why Visit Mangshi? Mangshi (capital of Dehong Dai & Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture) is one of Yunnan's most underrated border gems! With low prices, abundant food, strong exotic vibes, and fewer tourists, it’s perfect for slow travelers who love eating and photography. 📅 Best Time to Visit ✅ Nov-Mar: Warm weather, dry season, ideal for exploring and eating. 🌧️ Rainy season (Jun-Sep): More rainfall but lower prices, great for budget travelers. 🎉 Festivals Not to Miss: - Water Splashing Festival (Apr): More authentic and lively than Xishuangbanna! - Munao Zongge Festival (Lunar New Year): Jingpo ethnic dance celebration, incredibly spectacular! 🚗 Getting There ✈️ Flight: Mangshi Airport (direct flights from Kunming, Chengdu, etc.), just 10 mins to downtown. 🚌 Bus: Direct buses from Kunming/Dali/Baoshan, backpacker-friendly. 🛵 Local Transport: Cheap taxis (¥6 starting fare), e-bike rentals (¥30/day) are super convenient! 🏡 Where to Stay - Downtown (near Mangshi Square): Best for food and fun, budget hotels (¥100-200/night). - Dai Ancient Town area: Unique B&Bs, beautiful night views, great for photos. 🍜 Must-Try Foods 1️⃣ Sāpiě (Lemon/Bitter version) – Iconic Dai cold dish, sour & spicy! 2️⃣ Guòshǒu Mixian – Jingpo-style rice noodles eaten with hands and meat sauce. 3️⃣ Pàolǔdá – Coconut milk + bread + sago, a dessert lover’s dream! 4️⃣ Burmese Paratha – Street snack, sweet and chewy, just ¥5! 5️⃣ Night BBQ (Mengbana Xi/Best Food City) – Grilled pork skin & tofu are musts! 📸 Top Attractions 1. Meng Huan Golden & Silver Pagodas: City landmarks. Golden Pagoda glows at sunset; Silver Pagoda offers "mirror of the sky" photos! 2. Tree-Wrapped Pagoda: Ancient banyan engulfing a stupa, free and quirky. 3. Dai Ancient Town: Stunning nightscapes + Dai snack hub. 4. Mengbana Xi Rare Garden: Peacocks roam freely, kid-friendly. 5. Mangshi Market (Hongli Market): Dirt-cheap tropical fruits & Burmese snacks! 💡 Pro Tips ✔️ Budget-friendly: ¥50/day for amazing eats, great for students/backpackers. ✔️ Sun & bug protection: Strong UV, pack sunscreen + repellent. ✔️ Border vibe: Many Myanmar locals; jade shopping is fun (but avoid overpriced items). 🌟 Verdict: Mangshi = Food + Exotic + Slow Living. 2-3 days is perfect for a weekend getaway! Bookmark this guide and go! 🚀

Mangshi, Dehong travel guide is here❗❗❗❗ 🌴 Attraction Recommendations: 🚗 Menghuan Grand Golden Pagoda: A dazzling golden Buddhist pagoda, absolutely breathtaking! Every shot is postcard-worthy. Best visited at dusk when the sunset makes the pagoda glow!✨ 🚗 Tree-Wrapped Pagoda: A century-old tree enveloping a pagoda—magical and awe-inspiring, showcasing nature's wonder!🌳 🚗 Mengbanaxi Rare Garden: Home to exotic plants and unique stones, it feels like stepping into a tropical rainforest, perfect for photos!🌿 Peacock Valley: Get up close to peacocks displaying their feathers and even interact with them—super fun!🦚 🚗 Mangshi Square: Bustling at night with locals dancing, offering a glimpse into daily life!💃 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations: ⛱️ Mangshi Huajiang Jade Hotel: Great value, clean and comfy rooms, prime location—just a walk to Mangshi Square!👍 ⛱️ Mangshi Park Hotel: Stylish design, attentive service, and a stunning rooftop garden—perfect for photos!📸 ⛱️ Menghuan Dai Homestay: Experience Dai culture firsthand. The hosts are warm and serve delicious local breakfasts!🥞 🍜 Food Recommendations: * Menghuan Dai Cuisine: Must-tries include hand-tossed rice, lemongrass grilled fish, and pineapple rice—authentic and affordable!😋 * Dreamy Dehong: Great ambiance! Try paulada, lemon salad, and Dai-style grilled chicken—flavors are amazing!🍹 * Lin's Meatballs: A local specialty—chewy meatballs in savory broth, a must-try!🍡 * Lanlu Breakfast: A local favorite! Beef rice noodles with rich broth and soft noodles—heavenly!🍜 **💡 Tips:** * Mangshi has a warm climate, so pack light, breathable clothing. * Strong UV rays—don’t forget sunscreen! * Low cost of living means you can indulge without worry.

Exotic Vibes & Mini Southeast Asia No need to travel abroad! Experience the charm of Southeast Asia in the "City of Dawn"—golden pagodas glowing with Buddhist light, silver pagodas reflecting in mirrored pools, and palm-lined streets that transport you to Myanmar in an instant! With milk tea in one hand and sai pia (local dish) in the other, stroll down the palm-fringed boulevards—this is China's hidden "Chiang Mai," even more niche than Xishuangbanna! Foodie Heaven & Night Market Magic "Worth flying here just for the food! Pickled chicken feet, sai pia, hand-torn rice, avocado juice… Mangshi’s night markets will stuff you to the brim!" "By midnight, Mangshi’s barbecue stalls are livelier than daytime! The addictive spicy-sour 'ghost chicken' unlocks the soul of Dai cuisine in one bite!" Core Attraction Ticket Prices Attraction Tips: - Meng Huan Silver Pagoda: ¥35 (Best 2 hours before sunset; must-capture mirror pool reflections) - Meng Huan Golden Pagoda: ¥40 (10-min walk from Silver Pagoda; combo ticket recommended ~¥60) - Mengbanaxi Rare Garden: ¥40 (Free-roaming peacocks, 1,000-year-old petrified wood, rare plants; family-friendly) - One Village Two Countries: ¥40 (40-min drive from downtown; Sino-Myanmar border swing/checkpoint photos) - Tree-Wrapped Pagoda: Free (600-year-old tree-pagoda symbiosis; quick stop) - Dai Ancient Town: Free (Commercial retro street; night lights + Dai cuisine restaurants) - Baiste Food Square: Free (Snack hub; ~¥30/person for a feast) Itinerary Suggestions 【One-Day Highlights】 Downtown Classics + Food Crawl AM: Meng Huan Golden Pagoda (1.5h) → Silver Pagoda (2h, mirror pool photos) Noon: Baiste Food Square (Ganying’s pickled chicken feet + avocado juice) PM: Tree-Wrapped Pagoda (0.5h) → Mengbanaxi Rare Garden (2h, feed peacocks) Evening: Dai Ancient Town (hand-torn rice dinner + night views) 【Two-Day In-Depth】 Day 1: Culture + Food AM: Twin Pagodas (Golden + Silver) Lunch: Lanlu Zaodian (beef rice noodles) PM: Mengbanaxi Rare Garden → Tree-Wrapped Pagoda → Xinwanchang District ("Mangshi" graffiti wall) Dinner: Ruili Live Crab/Mengdehong (lemon sai pia) Late-night: Mengbanaxi Food Square (must-try BBQ) Day 2: Border Adventure + Nature AM: Private car to One Village Two Countries (2h; border swing/jade bridge) Lunch: Simple meal at site or return downtown PM: Heihe Laopo (alpine meadows/hiking, 1.5h from downtown) OR Peacock Valley Forest Park (rainforest trails/peacock release) Last Stop: Hongli Market (Myanmar snacks/coffee/tropical fruits) Transport Guide Getting There: ✈️ Flights: Mangshi Airport (10-min drive to downtown; direct flights from Kunming/Chengdu/Guangzhou) 🚄 High-speed rail: Not yet available; fly from Kunming or transfer via Baoshi Station (Baoshi→Mangshi: 2h by car). Local Transport: - E-bikes (Main choice! From ¥3, covers downtown attractions) - Private car: Recommended for One Village Two Countries/Heihe Laopo (~¥150-200/one-way) Tips: - Sun protection! Extreme UV—sunglasses + hat essential. - Religious respect: Remove shoes at pagodas; no shorts/skirts. - Border rules: Bring ID for One Village Two Countries.

Help! If you haven’t been to Mangshi yet, I’ll really be upset😭! July in Mangshi avoids the scorching sun, with a drizzly atmosphere that’s just perfect. For about 1,500 RMB per person, you can unlock a Southeast Asia-style vacation experience! Just returned from a special forces trip to Mangshi, stayed up late to organize this super practical guide—follow it and you won’t go wrong! Day 1: Buddha Pagoda Light and Shadow + Dai Ethnic Night - Morning: Land at Mangshi Airport (many cities have direct flights!), it’s a 15-minute taxi ride to the city center, about 15 RMB on the meter. Check in directly at Fanshi Hotel (Dai Ancient Town branch), the room has a small balcony overlooking the pool. Change into Dai costume and head downstairs to shoot “pretending to be in Thailand” photos. The hotel also offers free breakfast! - 4 PM: Head straight to Menghuan Golden Pagoda (ticket 35 RMB)! The sunlight isn’t harsh at this time, and the golden pagoda shines brilliantly in the sunset—perfect for photos! Recommended to shoot from the side steps with an upward angle or from the second floor of the coffee shop opposite for a panoramic view. - 6 PM: Walk 10 minutes to Menghuan Silver Pagoda, ticket 40 RMB (combo ticket with Golden Pagoda is more cost-effective). The white pagoda paired with the mirrored pool is perfect for silhouette shots! Remember to wait for the blue hour; the gradient between the sky and the white pagoda is super dreamy. - Evening: Take a taxi at the starting fare to Dai Ancient Town. At the night market, try the spicy and sour pounded chicken feet, and be sure to add coconut jelly to your Puluda! There’s a free Dai dance performance at 8 PM. After watching, remember to light a water lantern by the river and make a wish~ Day 2: Rainforest + Food Adventure Day - 9 AM: Taxi for 15 RMB to Mengbanaxi Exotic Garden (ticket 40 RMB). Right at the entrance, you’ll see free-range peacocks! Be sure to bring bread; the peacocks will follow you and fan their tails! The park also has million-year-old petrified wood and giant cacti—great for photos~ - Noon: Taxi directly to Nongshao Snack Shop in Manghe Village! This small shop hidden in the village is a local secret. The spicy mixed vegetables are fragrant and spicy, and the pickled vegetable paste fried potatoes are crispy outside and soft inside. About 15 RMB per person to eat until full! - 3 PM: Ride a shared electric scooter to Shubao Pagoda (free). The spectacle of the banyan tree wrapping around the ancient pagoda is stunning! On the way, check out Bodhi Street, where coconut trees and street vendors create a perfect Nanyang vibe for casual photos~ - Evening: Rush to Best Food City! The lemon-flavored spicy and sour Gan Ying chicken feet are addictive, the avocado juice is so rich it sticks to the glass, and the freshly made Burmese fried pancakes are super crispy! It’s recommended to bring more friends so you can try more dishes! Day 3: Off-the-Beaten-Path Secret Spot + Healing Hot Springs - Morning: Taxi for half an hour to Shangjingkan Village (about 50 RMB one way). See the 400-year-old banyan tree king; the scene of single trees forming a forest feels like stepping into a fairy tale! Remember to bring mosquito repellent; there are many mosquitoes in the woods. - Noon: Return to the city and go to Dreamy Dehong Restaurant for hand-grabbed rice! The 2-3 person set meal is 88 RMB, with grilled fish, ghost chicken, and pineapple rice served on the table. Eating with your hands is super ceremonial~ - Afternoon: Taxi to Fapa Hot Springs (ticket 60 RMB), soak in the sulfur hot springs to relax! Recommended pools are the rose pool and milk pool; after soaking, your whole body will be silky smooth~ After soaking, take a taxi straight to the airport, leaving 2 hours in advance is just right! 🍜 Food Do’s and Don’ts ✅ Must-try: - Sapie: The soul dipping sauce with sour, spicy, and bitter flavors, perfect with rice noodles! If you’re afraid to try the bitter sapie, order the lemon sapie. - Lin’s Meatballs: Beef meatballs are chewy and juicy. Add a portion of fried dough sticks soaked in soup for a legendary breakfast! - Splash Water Baba: Glutinous rice outer skin wrapped with brown sugar and coconut, a delight for glutinous rice lovers! ❌ Avoid: - Don’t buy fruit salad at the night market; it’s better to buy freshly cut fruit directly. - For avocado juice, trust Gan Ying’s shop; other places are risky. 📌 July Exclusive Tips 1. Weather: It may rain showers every day, but they come and go quickly. Bring a folding umbrella and quick-dry clothes. 2. Outfit: Bright-colored long dresses + straw bags! White/yellow clothes look super fairy-like at the Silver Pagoda, red clothes stand out more at the Golden Pagoda. 3. Transportation: Shared electric scooters are more convenient than taxis! But be sure to wear a helmet; traffic police will check. 4. Expenses: Snacks generally cost 10-20 RMB, attraction tickets are clearly priced, so feel free to splurge! Mangshi really is a “small and beautiful” treasure city, with a slow pace that’s so healing~ Save this guide and set off in July!✨

Just returned from Mangshi and was completely charmed by this small town 🤌 Spent three days and two nights there—so much delicious food and great places to explore. Here's my super detailed guide for you 👇 📅 Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Mangshi → Meng Huan Grand Golden Pagoda → Meng Huan Grand Silver Pagoda → Dai Ancient Town Morning: Land in Mangshi, take a taxi to your hotel to check in. After settling in, rest a bit before heading to Meng Huan Grand Golden Pagoda (about 20 minutes by taxi). Afternoon: Visit the Grand Golden Pagoda, then walk 15 minutes to Meng Huan Grand Silver Pagoda. Enjoy the stunning views and take photos during the golden hour—great for Instagram! Evening: Take a 10-minute taxi ride to Dai Ancient Town for a night of strolling, eating, and admiring the beautiful lights. Day 2: Mengbanaxi Rare Garden → Manghe Village Nongshao Snack Shop → Tree-Wrapped Pagoda → Bodhi Street → Best Food City Morning: Take a 15-minute taxi to Mengbanaxi Rare Garden. After exploring, have lunch at the garden or nearby. Afternoon: Take a 20-minute taxi to Manghe Village Nongshao Snack Shop for local delicacies. Then visit the Tree-Wrapped Pagoda. Afterward, rent a shared e-bike to Bodhi Street to soak up the local culture and snap some photos. Evening: Head to Best Food City for a culinary adventure. Day 3: Shangjingkan Village → Dreamy Dehong Restaurant → Mangshi Hot Springs → Departure Morning: Take a 30-minute taxi to Shangjingkan Village to see the King Banyan Tree. Noon: Take a 25-minute taxi to Dreamy Dehong Restaurant for a delicious hand-torn rice meal. Afternoon: Take a 40-minute taxi to Mangshi Hot Springs for a relaxing soak before heading back. 🍜 Food Recommendations 1. **Pao Lu Da**: A must-try dessert—rich coconut milk with crispy bread, sago, and purple rice. Try it at Best Food City. 2. **Dai-Style Hand-Torn Rice**: Served on banana leaves with grilled meat, chicken, veggies, and sticky rice. Meng Huan Dai Family’s version is highly recommended. 3. **Lemongrass Grilled Fish**: Tender fish with crispy skin and a unique lemongrass aroma. Dreamy Dehong’s version is a must. 4. **Sapie Rice Noodles**: Comes in sour (with lemon juice) and bitter (with ox bile broth) versions. Try it at Bingwu Road for breakfast. 5. **Manghe Mixed Vegetables**: Spicy and refreshing. The version at Manghe Village Nongshao Snack Shop is authentic—go before 2:30 PM or it might sell out! 🏡 Accommodation Tips 1. **Fanshi Hotel (Dai Ancient Town Branch)**: Great location right by Dai Ancient Town, with Dai-style decor and a photogenic pool. 2. **Mangshi Feihua Hotel**: Centrally located with convenient access to food and attractions, featuring unique Southeast Asian-style decor. 📌 Travel Tips 1. July is rainy season in Mangshi—bring an umbrella or raincoat for both rain and sun protection. 2. The UV rays are strong, so pack high-SPF sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and arm sleeves. 3. Shared e-bikes are a great way to get around and experience local life, but stay safe. Taxis start at 8 RMB and are also convenient. 4. Mangshi has abundant and affordable fruits like mangoes, jackfruit, and durian—enjoy but don’t overindulge to avoid stomach issues. 5. Dress modestly in temples, remove shoes, and respect local religious customs.

| A journey to a hidden gem city. 🚗【Transportation】You can fly directly to Mangshi Airport or take a high-speed train to Baoshan Station and then transfer to a bus. Within the city, shared e-bikes, buses, and taxis are all convenient options. 🏨【Accommodation】To experience homestays, visit the Dai Ancient Town or Manghuang Village; for hotels, consider Mangshi Hotel or Dean Hotel. 🌟【Attractions】Must-visit spots include the Meng Huan Golden Pagoda and Meng Huan Silver Pagoda to experience the sacred beauty and stunning night views of the pagodas. Don’t miss the unique sight of the Tree-Wrapped Pagoda. The Dai Ancient Town offers a chance to immerse in Dai culture. 🍜【Food】For breakfast, try beef meatball rice noodles and crispy pancakes. For lunch or dinner, savor dishes like sa pie and peacock banquet. Snacks include fruit salads and pickled chicken feet. Don’t forget to enjoy a rich pao lu da and local specialty coffee. 🎁【Shopping】Great souvenirs include Zhefang tribute rice, De’ang sour tea, coffee, and dendrobium, available at places like Hongli Comprehensive Market. ⚠️【Tips】Mangshi has many mosquitoes, so bring repellent and take sun protection measures.

A small border town with Dai cuisine, Southeast Asian-style architecture, and down-to-earth local vibes—just strolling around here can fill you with happiness! Here, you can visit golden pagodas and feast at night markets until you're stuffed—it's pure bliss! ⛺【Must-Visit Spots】: 1. **Mangshi Golden Pagoda** ❤️ How to Enjoy It Best Visit in the evening to admire the pagoda glowing under the sunset and the dazzling night view when the lights come on. There’s a viewing platform at the base to overlook the entire city—don’t forget your wide-angle lens! 😫 What to Avoid Do not climb the pagoda or touch prayer flags—respect religious customs. Avoid overpriced souvenirs from street vendors; opt for official shops instead. 2. **Silver Pagoda** ❤️ How to Enjoy It Best The pagoda is pure white—wear bright colors for photos that pop! 3. **Tree-Wrapped Pagoda** ❤️ How to Enjoy It Best Visit during the day to clearly see the wonder of the banyan tree and ancient pagoda intertwined. 😫 What to Avoid Do not shake the tree or climb the pagoda—protect cultural relics. 4. **Mangshi Jewelry Town Night Market** ❤️ How to Enjoy It Best Opens daily after 19:00, featuring Burmese-style jewelry, handicrafts, and food stalls. Bargain boldly—halving the price is totally fine! Must-tries: Paoluda (a local dessert), Dai-style barbecue, and Shuaibaba (a crispy pancake). Stroll and snack to soak up the lively atmosphere. 😫 What to Avoid Avoid impulsive buys of expensive jewelry—unless you're an expert, just admire them. 🧡【Tips】: For longer trips or group travel, consider a customized tour! No need to plan flights or tickets—let a travel designer craft your perfect itinerary with full concierge service!

**Mangshi Recommended Travel Time:** November to March is the best season to visit this border town in Yunnan. With winter temperatures averaging around 20°C, it's perfect for escaping the cold. This period precedes the Dai New Year's Water Splashing Festival (mid-April), meaning fewer tourists and reasonable prices. At dawn, capture the mystical sight of the Golden and Silver Pagodas shrouded in morning mist, and at dusk, photograph the golden Buddhist glow during sunset. Local delicacies like "Sapie" and "Paoluda" are also at their freshest during this season. **Chatong Ancient Town Recommended Travel Time:** Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are ideal. In spring, the town is surrounded by seas of rapeseed flowers, with cobblestone paths contrasting beautifully against white walls and black tiles. Autumn offers misty water town scenes. Avoid the rainy season (July-August) to ensure good photography conditions. Visit at 6-7 AM for the most authentic glimpses of local life, and don’t miss documenting the traditional tung oil umbrella-making process. **Hailing Island Recommended Travel Time:** May-June and September-October are optimal. Avoid summer crowds while enjoying crystal-clear waters and mild temperatures. Capture sunrise over the sea in the morning and bustling fishing port scenes at dusk. Highlights include the "Nanhai No.1" Museum and the mangrove ecological zone. The lively seafood market is another must-photograph spot. **Dongji Island Recommended Travel Time:** June-September offers the bluest seas and high visibility, perfect for photographing China’s earliest sunrise. Though July-August brings more tourists, it’s great for snapping lively sea-fishing scenes and starlit fishing boats. Monitor typhoon forecasts (July-September) and explore the island’s unique stone houses and lighthouses. **Weihai Recommended Travel Time:** June-September is best, with summer temperatures around 25°C—ideal for beach holidays. Photograph Liu Gong Island’s blue seas, flocks of seagulls on Hailu Island, and bustling fish markets in September. Winter (December-February) offers rare shots of sea ice and elegant swans at Swan Lake. **Jingdezhen Recommended Travel Time:** Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) provide comfortable temperatures for photographing ancient kiln sites and porcelain-making. Dawn shots of rising kiln smoke in old factory areas are especially recommended. The October Porcelain Expo showcases stunning ceramic art, while rainy days add charm with reflections of blue-and-white porcelain. **Songyang Recommended Travel Time:** Year-round, but March-April (rapeseed flower season) and September-October (golden rice terraces) are most spectacular. Capture terraced fields blending with ancient villages, morning mountain mists, and sunset glows. Visit villages like Yangjiatang and Chenjiapu for authentic farming life. **Hongyadong Recommended Travel Time:** Weekdays in March-May or September-November avoid crowds and showcase Chongqing’s pleasant climate. Nighttime light shows are a must, but skip holidays. Early mornings reveal old Chongqing’s local charm. **Shaoxing Recommended Travel Time:** Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are most comfortable. Photograph gondola-like "Wupeng" boats and cultural sites like Lu Xun’s hometown. April is ideal for documenting Shaoxing wine brewing. Rainy season (June-July) adds misty Jiangnan scenery, while winter highlights traditional foods like cured duck and sausages.

| An underrated hidden gem for travel. Mangshi | An underrated hidden gem for travel ✨ 📍Attraction Address Mangshi is located in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, in western Yunnan. 🚗Transportation - **External Transportation**: Mangshi has an airport with direct flights from Kunming, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and other cities. If there are no direct flights from your city, you can transfer via Kunming. Alternatively, you can take a high-speed train to Baoshan Station and then transfer to a 2-hour bus ride to Mangshi. - **Local Transportation**: Mangshi is relatively small, and shared electric scooters are a popular and convenient way to get around. There are also buses covering major areas, and taxis are readily available. 👍Must-Visit Attractions - **Meng Huan Golden Pagoda**: The largest hollow Buddhist pagoda in Asia, located on Leiya Rang Mountain by the Peacock Lake in southeastern Mangshi. Open from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, admission is 40 RMB, offering a panoramic view of Mangshi. - **Meng Huan Silver Pagoda**: Adjacent to the Golden Pagoda, open until 11:00 PM, admission is 40 RMB. Its pristine white design is Instagram-worthy, and the night view is stunning. - **Tree-Wrapped Pagoda**: Located 100 meters west of the intersection of Yonghan Street and Baobo Road, free to visit. A centuries-old tree envelops the pagoda, creating a unique sight. - **Dai Ethnic Ancient Town**: Open all day, free admission. Experience Dai culture, admire exquisite architecture, and savor local delicacies. The night scenery is breathtaking. - **Xinwanchang Night Market**: Open all day, featuring diverse cuisines with a blend of ethnic and Southeast Asian flavors, full of lively atmosphere. 🎟️Ticket Information Admission to Meng Huan Golden Pagoda and Meng Huan Silver Pagoda is 40 RMB each, but a combo ticket offers better value. Tree-Wrapped Pagoda, Dai Ethnic Ancient Town, and Xinwanchang Night Market are free. Other attractions like Mengbanaxi Garden of Rare Stones cost 40 RMB, and Heihe Old Slope costs 20 RMB (prices subject to change). 💗Other Tips - Mangshi has many mosquitoes, so bring insect repellent. The sun is strong, so pack sunscreen, a sun hat, sunglasses, and lightweight outerwear. - Breakfast is a local specialty—just walk into any roadside shop for authentic flavors. - If you want to try travel photography, choose vendors carefully to avoid scams. If you're skilled, you can also take photos yourself. - Mangshi has a pleasant climate. Pack summer clothes and a light jacket for cooler mornings and evenings.

✨Tired of the summer tourist crush? 💦Craving a truly relaxing and unique trip? ⛰️This carefully selected guide to lesser-known cities⛲️ helps you avoid the crowds and discover hidden gems! 1. Jingxi 👍Top recommendations 🌟Equan Spring One of the three famous springs in Southwest China, the water is crystal clear—you can see the stones and little fish at the bottom. Surrounded by mountains with a small bridge in the middle, it’s perfect for photos. Sitting by the shore, feeling the breeze, you’ll instantly relax. 🌟Jiuzhou Ancient Town A small but charming ancient town. Every household makes colorful embroidered balls that hang along the streets, full of local life. The town also has Wenchang Pavilion, where you can enjoy stunning views of distant mountains and waters from the tower. 🌟Sandieling Waterfall A spectacular waterfall cascading down from the mountain top in several tiers, with rushing water and mist everywhere. Standing in front of it, you feel the power of nature. No entrance fee and few visitors make it ideal for a visit. 🌟Jin Xiu Ancient Town More like a modern small town with quaint traditional architecture. At night, you can enjoy local snacks and milk tea, soaking in the local atmosphere. 2. Huaihua 👍Top recommendations ✅Hujiaxi Scenic Area: A living fossil of Tujia ancient villages, preserving many traditional wooden stilt houses arranged among mountains and waters. Flying eaves, carved doors and windows showcase exquisite craftsmanship. The thousand-year-old Huanglian tree at the village entrance tells ancient stories. Walking along the old post road, you can see ancient courtyards and tea gardens, feeling the weight of history. ✅Baihe Valley Scenic Area (You River Cultural Gallery): Located between Gaotan and Fengtan power stations along the You River, it boasts beautiful scenery and lush vegetation. Take a boat ride to admire unique peaks and rocks like Niujiao Rock, Hongzi Stele, Qianqu Rock, and Mao Rock, all marvels of nature. ✅Fengtan Scenic Area: Centered on the Fengtan Hydropower Station, the world’s tallest hollow gravity arch dam designed independently by China, with an installed capacity of 800,000 kW. The generators are installed inside the dam’s hollow, connected by tunnels like an underground maze. The innovative design and impressive technology make it one of Hunan’s new eight scenic spots. 3. Arxan 👍Top recommendations 📍Arxan National Forest Park A natural forest oxygen bar 🍃 featuring primeval forests, alpine meadows, lakes, and streams—every step feels like walking in a fairyland! The Unfrozen River attracts calves grazing by the water daily, and the blue house is a popular photo spot! 📍Bailang Peak Offers hiking and other activities with breathtaking views of the Greater Khingan Mountains. Standing atop, you can see all the surrounding peaks. ⛰️ 📍Arxan Railway Station With a unique architectural style, the bright yellow small building against blue sky and green trees looks like it came straight out of an animation, full of vintage artistic charm. 4. Longnan 👍Top recommendations 1. Unique Danxia Landform: Yunhua Mountain features Danxia landforms with tall, elegant mountains and red rocks like clouds. Lone peaks rise between heaven and earth, with steep cliffs that awe visitors, like natural masterpieces carved by divine hands. 2. Thrilling Sky Bridge: A remarkable “sky bridge” connected to the Tazi Mountain range, open on three sides with only one side connected. Walking on it feels like treading a heavenly path to a fairyland, with breathtaking views on both sides that make you pause despite the thrill. 3. Dreamy Sea of Clouds: After rain clears, the sea of clouds at Yunhua Mountain is a must-see. The vast clouds surge from valleys and mountain streams, flowing over the Danxia ridges, sometimes like galloping horses, sometimes like wind-blown grass with cattle and sheep, ever-changing like a fairy tale. 4. Guifeng Autumn Moon: When the bright moon rises and all is silent, Yunhua Mountain presents the magnificent “Guifeng Autumn Moon” scene. Mountain shadows blend with moonlight, the peak bathed in soft moon glow, evoking a serene and profound beauty like an elegant ink painting. 5. Quzhou 👍Top recommendations ◼️Shuitingmen A historic district preserving Quzhou’s traditional style, a landmark for photos. From the city tower, you can see the blend of diverse cultures, reflecting history and development. ◼️Confucius Temple Quzhou is known as the "Southern Confucius Holy Land," called the "Southern Sect." It is one of only three Confucius family temples in China. Entrance requires a ticket and includes a small copy of the Analects! ◼️Quzhou Museum The main building is grand and imposing, combining modern grandeur with traditional architectural charm. It symbolizes Quzhou’s historical and cultural heritage. You can book on-site by scanning a QR code. The museum is small, with the highlight being dinosaur fossils. ◼️North Gate Street Historic District An old street in Quzhou’s old town, contrasting with the lively Shuitingmen at night, this area is more about everyday life and local atmosphere. The historic clock tower is here, and you can climb up to ring the bell on the second floor. ◼️Quzhou Auditorium The red building serves as the marriage registration office and is a great photo spot! You can go up to the roof to enjoy the breeze from the Qu River. 6. Xiapu 👍Top recommendations 1. Mudflat Photography Spots - Beiqi Mudflat: (Xiapu’s photography card) Tiger skin mudflats and bamboo pole shadows at sunrise. - Xiaohao Beach: Colorful mudflats with oil painting-like textures when the tide recedes. - Dongbi Village: Best sunset spot, golden sunlight on fishing village and sea. - Huazhu Village: CCTV sunrise live broadcast site, overlooking the Fuyao Archipelago, misty and fairy-like. 2. Islands and Natural Scenery - Yangjia Creek: ("Little Wuyi of Eastern Fujian") Ancient banyan trees, red maple forests (best in autumn and winter), bamboo raft drifting experience. - Yushan Island: (One of China’s top ten most beautiful islands) Heavenly lake grasslands and sea pools, recommended to stay overnight for stargazing. - Sijie Archipelago: Untouched natural islands, great for adventure and sea fishing (boat required). 7. Jingdezhen 👍Top recommendations 1. Sanbao Art Museum Ceramic Wall: The museum’s exterior wall is made of various ceramics, unique and photogenic. The ceramic wall opposite is a popular photo spot with no entrance fee. Nearby are pottery shops, cafes, restaurants, and murals by artist Wen Na. 2. Sanbao Peng Art Community: A complex of art museum, shops, and studios. The Bukongshan Japanese-style tea house inside is very popular 🔥 with a beautiful environment, perfect for photos, tea, and coffee, but reservations are required. There is also a boutique upstairs. 3. 9494 Aesthetic Space: A unique shop with food and shopping. The kiln-baked pizza is a must-try! The “Mom’s Bakery” at the entrance is a popular photo spot, very photogenic but can have queues when busy. 4. Taoka Talka Coffee: Features “Gas Cylinder,” “Lying Win Bottle,” and “Blue and White Porcelain Steps,” very distinctive and highly photogenic, though photo queues can be long. 8. Mangshi 👍Top recommendations 📍Menghuan Great Golden Pagoda: South Asian Dai royal palace style, the best city view spot (night view is stunning!) 📍Mengbanaxi Rare Garden: Thousand-year-old ancient trees, free-range peacocks, and a rare tree fossil museum. 📍Dai Ancient Town: Intangible cultural heritage street, with ethnic song and dance performances every night at 8 pm. 📍Heihe Old Slope: Alpine meadows and primeval forest hiking (cloud sea season from May to October). 📍Shubao Pagoda: A 300-year-old banyan tree wrapped around a Buddhist pagoda, a natural wonder near "Mangshi Maternal and Child Health Hospital." 📍Peacock Lake: Lake cycling and rainforest boardwalk, best for birdwatching early in the morning. 9. Libo 👍Top recommendations Xiaoqikong Ancient Bridge Built in the 15th year of the Daoguang reign (1835), this seven-arch stone bridge spans the Xiangshui River, 25 meters long, entwined with vines. The clear emerald water beneath was once a trade route from Qiannan to Guangxi. Laya Waterfall Meaning "beautiful girl" in the Bouyei language, 10 meters wide with a 30-meter drop, the waterfall plunges freely with cool mist. 68-Level Cascading Waterfall Stretching 1.6 kilometers with a 110-meter drop, featuring 68 densely packed waterfalls of various shapes, a karst landform marvel. Water Forest A rare global karst aquatic ecosystem where tree roots anchor in riverbed rocks and streams flow through. You can explore by creek trekking, a perfect summer cooling spot. Wolong Pool The lake changes blue-green with the seasons, with a curved waterfall like a pearl curtain. Known as "Little Jiuzhaigou," it’s ideal for photos and check-ins.

Mangshi, a city located on the China-Myanmar border, is rich in ethnic customs and unique natural scenery, making it a must-visit travel destination. 🔔Preparation • Documents: Bring your ID card. If you plan to visit border areas, you may need to obtain relevant border permits. • Clothing: Mangshi has a warm climate. In summer, bring light and breathable clothes; in winter, a thin jacket is sufficient. • Medicine: Prepare some common medicines, such as cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, and motion sickness pills. 🚗Transportation Guide • External transportation: You can fly directly to Mangshi Airport or take a long-distance bus to Mangshi Bus Station. • Internal transportation: Within the city, there are buses, taxis, and shared bicycles, making travel convenient. 🏩Accommodation Suggestions You can choose to stay in the city center for convenient travel and complete surrounding facilities. Alternatively, stay near scenic spots to enjoy a peaceful environment. 🍃Recommended Attractions (1) Menghuan Great Golden Pagoda: The largest hollow Buddhist pagoda in Asia, with a unique architectural style and shining golden appearance that is especially dazzling under the sunlight. Standing beneath the pagoda, you can overlook the beautiful cityscape of Mangshi. (2) Bodhi Temple: A historic Buddhist temple with numerous statues of Buddha, solemn and majestic. The temple’s architectural style blends Dai and Han ethnic features, possessing high artistic value. (3) Peacock Lake: A picturesque natural scenic area with clear green water, surrounded by mountains and shaded by lush trees. Here you can boat, fish, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. 🍜Food Experience ✨• Dai Cuisine: Mangshi is home to the Dai ethnic group, so be sure to try Dai dishes such as Dai hand-grabbed rice, lemongrass grilled fish, and Dai-style spicy salad. The unique seasonings and cooking methods offer a distinctive taste. 🥭• Fruits: Mangshi is known as the land of fruits, with a variety of tropical fruits like mangoes, durians, and jackfruits, all fresh and delicious.

Guys!! You won't believe how obsessed I am 😭 I've been traveling to Mangshi for 5 consecutive years! This hidden gem of a city full of local charm keeps surprising me the more I explore!! 🌴 From food to scenery, night markets to off-the-beaten-path spots – today I'm sharing my treasure trove "Ultimate Itinerary" with you, follow this and you won't go wrong!! 💃 🚗 Day 1: Immersive Dai Cuisine Experience First thing after landing in Mangshi – rush to Jewelry Town Night Market!! 🌃 This is literally foodie heaven!! The aromas will grab you the moment you step out – must try Pao Lu Da!! 🥥 Coconut milk + purple rice + bread crisps, the layers of flavor will blow your mind! And Dai-style BBQ 🍢 with crispy-outside-tender-inside tofu, topped with fish mint and chili powder – so delicious you'll stomp your feet!! After eating, take a stroll around Peacock Lake at sunset when the water turns orange – super healing~ 🌅 🌿 Day 2: Tropical Rainforest Adventure Head straight to Black River Old Slope on day two!! 🌳 The alpine meadows and primeval forests here are incredible!! Hiking through misty trails, every photo looks cinematic 📸 You might even meet squirrels 🐿️ Bring some nuts – they'll enthusiastically come say hi! After hiking, stop by a countryside restaurant for pineapple sticky rice 🍍 sweet-sour and chewy, paired with Dai-style sour papaya stir-fry – you'll lick the plate clean!! 🏖️ Day 3: Mangshi Street Food Walk Wake up naturally and start "Citywalk Mode"! First visit Tree-Wrapped Pagoda 📸 A thousand-year-old tree growing around an ancient pagoda – every angle is photogenic!! At noon, charge to Bingwu Road Snack Street!! 🔥 Must-order pea flour noodles! Thick pea sauce over silky rice noodles with fried dough sticks – one bite and you're in heaven!! In the afternoon, catch breathtaking sunset at Silver Pagoda Square 🌇 When pink twilight fills the sky, you'll be speechless from the beauty~ 🍍 Day 4: Hidden Gems Deep Dive Unlock Mangshi's secret spots on day four! One-hour drive to Peacock Valley Forest Park 🦚 Few tourists but stunning views – the glass walkway is thrilling!! With hundred-meter cliffs beneath and dense forest all around, your adrenaline will spike!! Lunch on bamboo tube rice in the park – fragrant rice with roast chicken will have you swooning~ 🍗 Return to town for Fengqing Garden Night Market – cool down with iced Laotian coffee~ 🛍️ Day 5: Shopping Spree & Departure Last day = "Shopping Mode"!! 🛍️ Mangshi Comprehensive Farmers Market is a must!! Tropical fruits at scream-worthy prices!! 🥭 3 mangoes for 10 yuan, lemon juice at 3 yuan – fruit freedom achieved!! Before leaving, pack some Dai-style pounded chicken feet and pickled chicken feet – the perfect tangy-spicy road snack~ Guys!! Mangshi is truly a city you'll want to revisit!! 🌺 Whether escaping city life, indulging in food, or photo ops – it delivers on all fronts!! Save this guide, gather your friends, and get going!! 🚀

Hey buddies👋! Recently discovered this hidden gem of a border town—Mangshi!!✨ The food here is so abundant you'll waddle out stuffed, every photo you take is postcard-worthy📸, and the best part? It's super! affordable!! First-time visitor? No worries! Just follow this foolproof guide for a hassle-free, amazing trip—let's go!! 🌆 Must-Visit Spots in Town: Exotic Photo Ops Galore First stop in Mangshi? Head straight to the "Silver Pagoda"!🌠 Sunset visits are magical!! The silver pagoda against the twilight sky is absolutely sparkling and dreamy. Wear a light-colored dress, strike a pose on the viewing platform📷, and watch your social media likes skyrocket!! Nearby, don’t miss the "Tree-Wrapped Pagoda," a fascinating blend of nature and culture—and it’s free to visit!! The streets here are bursting with charm!🏘️ Colorful buildings, mango stands everywhere🥭—every snapshot screams Southeast Asian vacation vibes. Stroll through the street stalls on Mangshi Avenue for unique souvenirs like Dai brocade and woven baskets🎁! 🍜 Mangshi’s Food Scene: A Feast You Can’t Resist OMG! The food in Mangshi is to! die! for!!🤤 Start your day with "Dai-style Sāpiě"—zesty lemon-infused rice noodles that’ll wake up your taste buds!🍋 For lunch, try "Hand-Torn Rice," a colorful spread with grilled fish, chicken🐔, and more—grab a seat with friends and dig in with your hands for the full experience!! Street food is where the real treasures lie!!🥢 "Grilled Rushan" (cheese rolls) for just 5 yuan—creamy with rose jam, sweet and addictive. Then there’s "Paoluda," a chilled mix of coconut milk, sago, and bread cubes🌞—perfect to beat the heat! And you *must* try "Crossing-the-Bridge Rice Noodles"—tangy, spicy toppings wrapped around silky noodles, pure bliss!! 🏖️ Day Trips: Off-the-Beaten-Path & Serene Need a break from the city? Mangshi’s surroundings are just as awesome!!🚗 Cycle around "Peacock Lake"🚲—glide along the shore, watching sunlight dance on the water under lush trees🌳, so peaceful! For rustic charm, head to "Fengping Town" with its endless rice fields and traditional Dai houses—Instagram gold!📸 Got extra time? Visit "Heihe Old Slope"! Rolling meadows and sea of clouds make it feel like a fairy tale🌄—just check the weather and wear comfy shoes! 📌 Pro Tips for First-Timers 1️⃣ Transport: Taxis are cheap—most attractions are a short ride away!🚕 2️⃣ Outfits: Sunscreen is a must during the day!👒 Evenings get chilly, so pack a light jacket. 3️⃣ Bargains: Buy fruit at "Three Trees Folk Street"—great prices and haggling is welcome!🛍️ 4️⃣ Stay: Downtown is ideal for easy access. Guesthouses are a steal—50+ yuan per person gets you cozy digs!🏨 Folks, Mangshi is the kind of place you’ll never want to leave!!🥰 Food, scenery, and exotic vibes—just follow this guide for an unforgettable first trip!! Grab your travel buddy and embark on a dreamy Mangshi adventure now~✨🚀

When life feels overwhelming, why not embark on a solo trip? These 5 cities are naturally therapeutic with their slow pace and high tolerance—perfect for turning solitary days into poetry~ Yunnan · Mangshi 🌴 The rustic charm of this border town soothes the soul! Stroll through streets scented by 25°C floral breezes, watching golden and silver pagodas glitter under sunlight—instant therapy for the blues~ 📸 Must-dos: Explore Dai-style ancient town (free), daydream under the Tree-Wrapped Pagoda, experience exotic vibes at Yinjing's "One Village, Two Countries" 🍜 Food highlights: 10-yuan paoluda, 8-yuan sa pie—night market snacks will leave you stuffed 🏠 Stay: Downtown hostels (~30 RMB/person) where you might meet like-minded travelers Fujian · Quanzhou 🏮 Red-brick ancient houses and incense-filled temples—this "Half-Mortal, Half-Divine" city exudes leisurely charm~ 📸 Must-dos: Hear temple bells at Kaiyuan Temple, snack on old-school treats under Xijie's arcades, sunset-gazing at Luoyang Bridge 🍜 Food recs: 5-yuan misua soup, 3-yuan vegetable cakes—standing at vinegar-marinated meat stalls adds flavor 🏠 Stay: Xijie homestays—open windows to ancient streets, perfect for evening strolls Gansu · Dunhuang 🪐 The vastness of deserts and Gobi instantly dissolves worries! Solo stargazing in the wilderness turns loneliness romantic~ 📸 Must-dos: Sunrise at Crescent Lake, feel millennia-old art at Mogao Caves, meditate at Western Thousand Buddha Caves 🍜 Food recs: 15-yuan donkey meat noodles, 8-yuan apricot juice—night market's red willow kebabs are irresistible 🏠 Stay: Hotels near Shazhou Night Market—step right into the bustling bazaar Zhejiang · Shaoxing 🍃 Wupeng boats rock through Jiangnan's slow rhythm, where rice wine aroma blends with cobblestone charm—ultimate healing! 📸 Must-dos: Relive childhood at Lu Xun's hometown, sip yellow wine milk tea on Cangqiao Street, photograph Bazi Bridge's ink-painting views 🍜 Food recs: 3-yuan wheat pancakes, 10-yuan cream pastries—Xianheng Hotel's fennel beans with rice wine set the mood 🏠 Stay: Calligrapher's hometown B&Bs—wake to oar sounds on waterways Sichuan · Leshan 🌶️ No problem survives Leshan's food therapy! Here, eating is the agenda~ 📸 Must-dos: Zen out below the Giant Buddha, watch tai chi at Suji Ancient Town, ride Jiayang's vintage steam train 🍜 Food recs: 8-yuan beef hotpot, 5-yuan tofu pudding—1-yuan skewers will stuff you silly 🏠 Stay: Near Zhanggongqiao Food Street—step out and start feasting A solo journey isn't loneliness—it's freedom! Pick a city, leave your worries on the road, and return home with a healed heart ✨

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Must-visit: Climb to the top of the Menghuan Shwedagon Pagoda, overlooking the entire city and feeling the golden light of the Southern Buddhism holy land. Its silver sister tower, the Menghuan Silver Pagoda, has a dreamlike night view. Taste the flavor: Go deep into the Mengbanasi Rare Garden to see the strange trees and rocks and peacocks walking. Visit the Mengbanasi Night Market or the Best Food City, and you must try the Dai-style Sapie (sour and spicy appetizer), hand-held rice, Pao Luda (sweet and refreshing), and various tropical fruits. Slow life: Ride a shared tram through the green streets, experience the leisurely rhythm of a small border town, and feel the rich Sino-Myanmar style and Dai culture. #ManshiGuide

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