Pu'er Ethnic Unity Garden
普洱民族团结园（民族团结誓词碑）
The site of the 'First Ethnic Unity Stele of New China,' erected in 1951, a national key cultural heritage site.
Pu'er Ethnic Unity Garden is in Ninger county town. Its centerpiece is the Ethnic Unity Oath Stele, erected after representatives of 26 ethnic groups from the Pu'er region took a bull-sacrifice oath on New Year's Day 1951. Known as the 'First Ethnic Unity Stele of New China,' it is a national key cultural heritage site. The garden includes a stele pavilion, an exhibition hall displaying the oath text, and the Wenchang Palace, which present the oath ceremony and the cultures of various ethnic groups. It is usually free to enter. Located in Ninger county town, about 45 km from Simao, it can be combined with a visit to Nakeli.
Opening hours
09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Mohei Ancient Town
- Kunlushan Royal Tea Garden
- Nakeli Tea Horse Station
- Tea Horse Road Scenic Area (Banjiupo Section)
- Tea Horse Ancient City
- Pu'er Museum
- Simao Old Town (Confucian Temple & Daijia Lane)
- Meizi Lake Park