Mangshi Jewelry Town

　　Mangshi has a long history of jewelry trading. In the first year of the Western Han Dynasty, after Zhang Qian returned from his mission to the Western Regions, he advised Emperor Wu of Han to open up a southern passage. As part of the “Dianyue Riding Elephant Kingdom,” Mangshi became a key transportation hub on the Southern Silk Road connecting China to South and Central Asia. This marked the beginning of its jewelry trade, which eventually established it as a regional international jewelry trading center at the time.

　　In recent years, the state has accelerated the development of Yunnan as a “bridgehead.” Yunnan Province has also prioritized the jewelry industry as a key brand in this initiative. Mangshi International Jewelry Town, following Mandalay in Myanmar, serves as an international jewelry distribution hub and a global networking center for jewelry trade. Drawing inspiration from the essence of Guangzhou’s “Qunxing” jewelry trading model and integrating its own characteristics and regional advantages, the town aims to become a driving force for a new round of development in Dehong.

　　Dehong International Jewelry Town is located in Mangshi’s newly developing area and has been recognized as one of Yunnan’s top ten most investment-worthy tourism real estate projects and a Dehong Prefecture-accredited quality shopping guarantee unit for jewelry. Covering an area of approximately 300 acres, it is a fully equipped, one-stop jewelry industry trading center that combines professionalism, international standards, and unique features.

　　The design concept of the jewelry town embraces the integration of modernity, ethnic charm, and natural landscapes, pursuing a perfect harmony between humans and nature. From above, you’ll see a high-end, multi-level commercial street, high-quality residential communities, research institutions for Dehong ethnic crafts and culture, a five-star hotel with 500 suites, a four-star business hotel with 300 suites, a 5A-grade office building, and the rare tropical vegetation found throughout the jewelry town — all combining to present a perfect display of Dehong’s ethnic characteristics and natural scenery.

　　However, what catches your eye the most is the Jade Lake at the heart of the town. The lake features a uniquely designed T-shaped floating stage where ancient ethnic customs and dazzling jewelry culture are performed, delivering a powerful visual impact.

　　Leveraging its unique overall advantages — such as being located at an important border port between China and Myanmar, being a major national hub for jewelry and unusual stone processing and distribution, being recognized as an Outstanding Tourism City in China, ranking among Yunnan Province’s five major tourist destinations, and being listed as one of China’s “Top 200 Cities of Distinctive Charm” — Dehong International Jewelry Town strives to build an industrialized international trading center that integrates the exhibition, auction, wholesale, retail, and precision processing of raw materials, semi-finished, and finished products of jade, gemstones, unusual stones, Huanglong jade, petrified wood, crystals, and more. At the same time, by thoughtfully incorporating Dehong’s ethnic charm and stunning natural landscapes, it aims to establish Dehong’s ethnic culture and jewelry culture as iconic brands, authentically and beautifully showcasing the region’s enchanting ethnic culture and jewelry craftsmanship to the world.

　　Dehong International Jewelry Town will truly become a creator that blends the international jewelry industry with distinctive ethnic culture.

　　Dehong International Jewelry Town is striding confidently toward its goal of becoming the world’s No.1 jewelry town.

　　Source: China Honghe Tourism Network