Every June, over 140 mango species are harvested in Yuanjiang Hani, Yi and Dai Autonomous County in southwest China's Yunnan Province. You can find mangoes of different shapes and colors on one tree. 

The county has a long history of cultivating the fruit, which dates back 400 years. Now, 10,667 hectares of mangoes are planted in the county and about 120,000 tonnes are harvested every year. The total output is valued at nearly 600 million yuan, a significant contributor to the county's rural vitalization.

See more about Yuanjiang County:

Go! Yunnan: See how China's Hani people prepare for their New Year - Shiyuenian Festival

Go! Yunnan: Visit the morning market in Yuanjiang County

The palm fan dance: An ancient ritual dance for Hani people

The Hamo Brothers: Recreating ancient Hani melody

Hani people: The mountain sculptors

Terraced fields sculpted by Hani people in SW China

Yuanjiang County: A tropical fruit kingdom

The cradle of wild aloe vera in China

How China's Hani people use plants to dye cloth

The palm fan dance: Each animal has its own story

(All images provided by Yang Xiaoguo and Wang Yuan)

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