Tian Yang District, located in the west of Guangxi, is the first mango town in China. Tian Yang is located in the middle of Youjiang Valley, which belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate. The temperature, light, soil and other conditions are very suitable for mango growth.

2. The hometown of mango in China-Tiandong County, Guangxi.

Tiandong County is located in the west of Guangxi, in the abdomen of Youjiang Valley, in the abdomen of Youjiang Basin, and the Youjiang River runs through it from west to east, with Lianping City in the east, Debao County and Tian Yang District in the west, tiandeng in the south and Bama Yao Autonomous County in the north.

3. The hometown of late-maturing mangoes-Huaping County, Yunnan Province

Huaping County is high in the northwest and low in the southeast, with an average elevation of1160m. It belongs to a typical low-heat valley climate in the south subtropical zone, with prominent three-dimensional distribution and rich mineral resources. It is one of the 200 key coal-producing counties in China and the largest mango-producing county in Yunnan Province.

The Development Course of Mango Hometown

As the first mango town in China, Tian Yang District, since the early 1990s, mango production in Tian Yang has formed a scale, with planting area of130,000 mu, annual output of 32,000 tons and annual output value of 51200,000 yuan.

In the mid-1990s, due to the aging of fruits and extensive management of orchards, no attention was paid to fertilization, pruning and pest control. The price of mangoes plummeted, and many people were too lazy to care for mangoes, even destroying orchards and replanting other crops. Mango production was once in a downturn.

In order to make mango a pillar industry bigger and stronger, in recent years, Tian Yang District has fully implemented the "excellent fruit" project, focusing on mango variety improvement, technology introduction and capital investment.