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The Dai Water Splashing Festival is one of the most important festivals in Mangshi, usually held in mid-April. It is a major celebration of the Dai New Year, symbolizing the washing away of misfortunes and welcoming a new beginning. During the festival, locals and tourists splash water on each other, and the streets are filled with singing, dancing, and music.
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城市公园
Mangshi City Park is a peaceful urban park, offering a relaxing space for locals and visitors alike. The park features walking paths, gardens, and small lakes. It is a great spot to take a stroll or enjoy a picnic in a tranquil environment.
树包塔
Tree Encased Pagoda is an ancient pagoda surrounded by tree roots. The roots of the trees have grown around the pagoda, creating a unique and captivating landscape. The site attracts many visitors for its natural beauty. It is open all day and free to visit.
五云寺
Wuyun Temple is a historic Buddhist temple in Mangshi. It is known for its peaceful environment and vibrant incense offerings, and is a popular place for worship among locals and visitors alike. The temple is open all day and free to visit.
勐巴娜西珍奇园
Mengbana Xizhenqi Garden is an eco-park in Mangshi that integrates tropical plants, animals, and ethnic cultures. The garden showcases rich tropical plant and animal resources, as well as exhibits on the Dai, Jingpo, and other ethnic groups. It is open daily from 08:00 to 18:00, with an entry fee of ¥60.
大金塔
Menghuan Great Golden Pagoda is an iconic structure of Mangshi, located at the summit of Lei Yaran Mountain. The pagoda is about 76 meters tall, with an octagonal shape and four gates. It has three main halls and 16 smaller surrounding pagodas. Visitors can worship inside the main hall and enjoy the surrounding scenic views. The pagoda is open daily from 08:30 to 22:00, with an entry fee of ¥50.
菩提寺
Bodhi Temple is a Buddhist temple in Mangshi with a strong religious atmosphere. The temple is famous for its incense offerings and the multiple Buddha statues housed inside. It is a significant place for both locals and tourists who come to worship. The temple is open all day and free to visit.