I thought Xishuangbanna was beautiful, until I came to Mangshi!

This small border town, located in the southeast of Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture in western Yunnan Province, borders Myanmar. The characteristics of the South Asian tropical monsoon climate make Mangshi particularly warm and charming in winter: plenty of sunshine, spring-like weather all year round, distinct dry and wet seasons, and abundant rainfall. On a clear winter day, the temperature during the day can steadily stay around 20 degrees Celsius, and the pleasant climate makes people linger. Mangshi is a city where many ethnic groups live together. The food cultures of many ethnic minorities, such as the Dai and Jingpo people, intertwine and collide here, blending ingeniously with Southeast Asian flavors, creating a splendid "Mangshi food" cultural picture. Strolling along the streets filled with Southeast Asian charm, exploring the "food villages" hidden in the alleys, and tasting unique exotic delicacies will surely satisfy your taste buds. In addition to its cuisine, Mangshi also has many fascinating sights: the glittering Meng Huan Golden Pagoda, the exquisite Meng Huan Silver Pagoda, the magical Tree-Embracing Pagoda; the Mengbana Xizhenqi Garden, which gathers rare treasures; the simple and quiet Mangshi Dai Ancient Town, and the modern Xinwanchang... Each place exudes a unique charm, telling the long history and diverse culture of this city. The pleasant climate, tempting food, and unique cultural landscape make Mangshi a desirable tourist destination in winter. When you come to Mangshi, you can not only enjoy the warmth of winter but also appreciate the unique charm of this small border town and experience the surprises of the integration of different ethnic cultures. Mangshi is a place worth stopping and savoring in winter.