Tens of thousands of acres of mango orchards

　　Yongde has long been known as the "Hometown of Mangoes." Currently, the county has 43,000 acres of mango plantations, featuring over 30 high-quality varieties, yielding 30,000 tons of mangoes annually and generating an agricultural output value of 39 million yuan. Since the first Mango Festival was held in 1998, it has been 10 years since its inception.

　　Over the past 10 years, successive Yongde County Party Committees and governments have continuously innovated festival mechanisms, enriched event content, and promoted the themes of "Green Yongde, Cultural Yongde, and Harmonious Yongde" through a model of "government leadership, culture as the platform, economy as the performance, and tourism as the promotion." They have turned the Mango Festival into a prominent regional event brand and exhibition-trading platform, positioning the development of cultural tourism as a strategic focus to advance industrial restructuring and enhance core competitiveness in Yongde. Efforts have been made to promote Yongde mango culture, the culture of the Lahu people, the culture of the Wa people, the culture of the Blang people, and other ethnic cultures, ensuring that these unique cultural heritages are continuously inherited and celebrated, thereby playing a significant role in advancing the county’s economic development and social progress. Each edition of the Mango Festival has brought about tremendous growth and development, elevating the "Sweet and Fragrant Mangoes" brand to new heights, significantly increasing its visibility and influence. Yongde has thus established itself as an important regional hub for mango celebrations.

　　Address: Yongde County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province