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Ninger Tea Horse Ancient Village is located in Tongxin Town, Ning'er Hani and Yi Autonomous County, Pu'er City. It is an important post station on the ancient Pu'er tea horse road and one of the better-preserved stations. It has a profound Pu'er tea culture, tea horse road culture, and horse caravan culture. In ancient times, this was the most important post station at the southern gate of Pu'er Prefecture, where horse caravans from the north and south would stop to rest. The sound of horse bells was constant, and the flow of people was like a dense weave. This place has linked the rise and fall of various villages and towns along the tea horse road for hundreds of years and witnessed the integration of various ethnic groups. There are 17 cultural landscapes, including the post station square, saddle pedestrian bridge, saddle rain bridge, saddle suspension bridge, horse hoof shop, horse jumping cliff, and Tongxin Pavilion, each with a story from the Nakeli tea horse post station. For hundreds of years, the tea horse road has been like a bloodline of Chinese culture, spanning thousands of miles and connecting different ethnicities, languages, and cultures. Pu'er enjoys a spring-like climate all year round, making it suitable for visits at any time, with a recommended visit duration of 2-3 hours.