傣·吗哪餐吧(曼听公园店)

Very good restaurant, very cost-effective, the price is only one-third of that in Gaozhuang, and the portion is too big for two people to finish. Picture 2 is the effect after eating The address is not very good, in a very small alley, but good wine is not afraid of a narrow alley, there are many shops in the alley where local aunties make special clothes, and the price is only one-third of the night market!

The fish wrapped in vegetables in this restaurant is delicious, and they also serve fruits. The watermelon is very refreshing, the roasted chicken is very fragrant, the roasted fish is very good, the roasted dried fish is very fragrant, and there are also peanuts. It is very enjoyable to drink some beer.

Very good! Great! I will recommend it to my friends next time.

[Taste] I like it very much, [Service] The waiters are enthusiastic, [Environment] The store is clean

🌈 Tour Route Manting Imperial Garden ➡️ Zongfo Temple ➡️ Dai Manna ➡️ Tropical Flower Garden ➡️ Xishuangbanna Market ➡️ Xingguang Night Market ➡️ Dai Le Coffee ➡️ Wild Elephant Valley ➡️ Manzhang Village 🏠 Accommodation: Recommended near Gaozhuang Hotels here are reasonably priced, with airport pick-up available, making it convenient to everything. 📅 Day 1 1️⃣ Manting Imperial Garden (Admission 40 yuan) You can rent a Dai costume at the entrance (try to choose a contrasting color) and buy a frangipani flower for 3 yuan. Pinning it to your hair will create stunning photos. It's perfect for a stroll. We recommend entering from the northeast gate and exiting from the south gate. 2️⃣ Zongfo Temple (Free) Dress code: No exposed shoulders or knees. Bring a jacket with you in your bag. Shoes must be removed when entering the temple. Direct access from Manting Imperial Garden. 3️⃣ Dai Manna (around 35r) I recommend the Dai-style hand-pulled rice. The portion is large (enough for two or three people) and the taste is amazing! 4️⃣ Tropical Flower Garden (Entrance fee 40r, Sightseeing bus 40r including guide) Each bus has a guide who introduces a variety of tropical plants and fruits, making for stunning photos. There are some hidden sales pitches, but no forced purchases. The park is large and highly recommended. 5️⃣ Xishuangbanna Market There are many new tropical fruits here that you can buy (recommended: crisp mangoes, sweet passion fruit, egg fruit, etc.) and buy some to enjoy later at the hotel. 6️⃣ Starlight Night Market There are performances and fireworks, and the crowds are great for photos, similar to other city night markets. 7️⃣ Dai Le Coffee (Xishuangbanna Main Branch) You can visit this coffee shop near your hotel. Recommended by a local friend, it's a true representation of Xishuangbanna's specialty coffee. The shop boasts numerous certificates, demonstrating its professionalism. Their Thai milk tea 🧋 and Laotian coffee are must-trys, and remember to order them slightly sweet. This is their signature dish, especially perfect in the summer! 📅 Day 2 (Carpooling is optional for longer distances) 1️⃣ Wild Elephant Valley (Ticket + Cable Car 107) The recommended order of visit is to enter through the South Gate and exit through the North Gate. On the cable car, you might see wild Asian elephants (a bit of luck), as well as other small wild animals. At the South Gate's "Elephant Science Park" and "Elephant Canteen," you can get up close and personal with the elephants (fruit baskets are NT$80 for large and NT$40 for small). 2️⃣ Manzhang Village (Free) This ancient village boasts over 500 years of history, where you can have lunch. The village is perfect for a leisurely stroll, offering opportunities for craft workshops and was also the filming location for the film "Border Waters." #XishuangbannaJungleFlying #XishuangbannaTour #XishuangbannaFood