Leju Ethnic Cultural Park is rooted in the cultural characteristics of the harmonious coexistence of multiple ethnic groups, including Yi, Bai, Miao, and Han, in Leju Village, Tuanjie Town, Xishan District, Kunming. The overall planning and operational concepts fully embody the themes of "ethnic unity and ethnic harmony," extensively incorporating cultural elements from these ethnic groups in the park's design and layout.

By collecting, organizing, authentically displaying, creatively planning, and replicating cultural heritage products from the main residential areas of Yi and Bai ethnic groups nationwide, the park showcases these elements through physical displays, creative amplifications, and artistic representations. For example, the Bai-style courtyard "Dongshanlu" demonstrates the traditional architectural art of Chinese Bai courtyards with elements such as white walls, gray tiles, blue bricks, and bluestone. It features architectural details like flying eaves, delicate floral beams, overlapping brackets, and a combination of solidity and elegance.

Though the park is not large, each scenic spot and detail is handled with ingenuity and precision. For instance, special tiles featuring Yi patterns and short poems are hung on tree trunks within the park. Traditional costumes, production tools, paintings, and calligraphy exhibited in the ethnic museum all showcase the daily life of the Yi and Bai ancestors from various perspectives. The exhibitions in the cultural park reflect the developmental process of ethnic cultural integration, providing a systematic and multidimensional demonstration of the universal value of excellent ethnic cultures. This allows visitors to gain a profound cultural experience, making Leju Ethnic Cultural Park a spiritual home where diverse cultures and nature coexist harmoniously.