Banhong Anti-British Memorial
班洪抗英盟誓址
The historic site where Wa tribes swore an oath to resist the British during the 1934 Banhong Incident. It has a memorial hall and a site monument.
In 1934, British troops invaded Banhong and the Banlao silver mine. Banhong King Hu Yutang called on the Wa tribes to gather here, sacrifice a bull and swear an oath to jointly resist the British forces. This is known as the “Banhong Incident.” The oath site is now a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit. It has a memorial hall and a site monument inscribed in both Chinese and Wa, and the hall displays historical photographs and artifacts. It is located beside the Banhong Township government office, about 50 km from the county town by mountain road. It is often visited together with Wengding and Hulu Wangdi.
Opening hours
About 09:00–17:00