[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery (Updated Mar)

The Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery, located in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, was completed in 1957. It is to commemorate the Communist Party members who were killed in the Guangzhou Uprising in December 1927. In addition to the collective tomb of Guangzhou Commune, there is also the tomb of the Four Martyrs of Honghuagang, who died before and after the Revolution of 1911. Of course, there is another highlight of the entire cemetery. Ye Jianying, one of the ten great marshals of the Communist Party of China, is also buried here, and there is also a very tall martyrs' cemetery monument in the park. In addition to being a park, this place is also an important place to understand and commemorate the country's history. The spirit of the martyrs will live forever! #LocalTourism #GoodPlacesForParents #familytravel #Guangzhou #GuangzhouUprisingMartyrsCemetery #China

Let me share my personal experience at the Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery! Let’s embark on this immortal adventure of the brave together and uncover the mystery of Guangzhou Martyrs Cemetery! 🌹⚔️😎 The Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery is a lofty and solemn memorial site established for the countless warriors who sacrificed their lives for the country. When I stepped into this peaceful park, I felt a solemn atmosphere, as if I was resonating with the heroic souls! 🌺🇨🇳🙏 We arrived at the central square of the Martyrs' Cemetery, where stands a tall monument with the names of countless martyrs engraved on it. Standing in front of the monument, I can't help but feel awe and respect, and pay my deepest respects to these heroes who sacrificed their lives for their country! 🏛️🌟🙌 We entered the memorial hall of the Martyrs' Cemetery, where photos and deeds of the martyrs were displayed. I read their biographies, their brave combat records, and the significant contributions they made to the country. Every story moved me with their heroic deeds, and made me cherish and cherish this precious freedom even more! 📸🌟🇨🇳 Countless flowers bloomed in the garden of the Martyrs' Cemetery. These flowers are people's respect and remembrance for the martyrs. They are like bright red flames, burning with gratitude for the heroes. I also bought a bouquet of flowers and placed it gently in front of the monument to express my respect and love for these warriors. 🌹💐🔥 Finally, we arrived at the Soul Corridor of the cemetery, where the tablets of the martyrs were enshrined. I walked quietly past each spirit tablet, silently offering prayers and blessings. I believe that their souls have found peace here and are also guarding our home in heaven. Their courage and spirit of sacrifice will always inspire us to move forward! 🙏⭐️💪 The Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery is a place that inspires awe. Here, you can feel the heroic atmosphere and savor the dedication of these brave warriors who sacrificed their lives for their country. Regardless of your family background, you can experience a deep respect and gratitude for heroes here. If you come to Guangzhou, don’t miss this adventure where the brave will be immortalized! Let us pay tribute to these heroes who sacrificed their lives for our country! 🌹⚔️😎 #Greater Bay Area Attractions

#GreaterBayAreaFun Guangzhou Martyrs Cemetery was built to commemorate the martyrs of the Guangzhou Uprising who died heroically. It was originally named "Red Flower Hill" and is now a city park for citizens to relax. Entering the park from the south gate, the most eye-catching thing is the 45-meter-high "Guangzhou Uprising Monument". It is shaped like a hand holding a spear, which symbolizes breaking through the "three mountains". There is also an inscription by Deng Xiaoping: "The martyrs of the Guangzhou Uprising will live forever." 📍Address: No. 92, Zhongshan 2nd Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou 🕒Opening hours: 6:00-22:00 daily 🎫Tickets: Free

The Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery, located in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, is a cemetery commemorating the martyrs who died in the Guangzhou Uprising. It is a national key martyrs' memorial building protection unit. The conspicuous Guangzhou Uprising Monument is 45 meters high and is shaped like a man holding a gun and breaking through a mountain. It makes people feel the courage and determination of the martyrs in the uprising. A round arched mausoleum in the cemetery is the "Tomb of Guangzhou Commune". It is a joint tomb for the remains of martyrs. In addition, the tomb of Marshal Ye Jianying and the tombs of four martyrs are also in the cemetery. When visiting Guangzhou, you may want to visit the Martyrs' Cemetery in person to learn about Guangzhou's history and pay tribute to the heroic martyrs. #Guangzhou Attractions

My trip my adventure. Spent my beautiful Saturday at Martyr’s Park, Guangzhou. #triplocal

#Guangzhou Itinerary Guangzhou Kapok is the city flower of Guangzhou. It enjoys the reputation of "Heroic Tree of the South, No. 1 Flower in Guangzhou". Today, kapok trees are widely planted in the streets and alleys, parks, green spaces, residential areas and associated green spaces in Guangzhou, becoming a beautiful landscape of the city. - Shooting equipment: vivo X200 Pro Mode: Portrait mode - select the appropriate focal length Unexpectedly, the portrait mode is also very suitable for March spring - 📍Kapok viewing locations (how many have you been to?) There are many great places to view kapok flowers in Guangzhou. Where should you go on the weekend? 1️⃣ Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall 2️⃣ Yuexiu Park 3️⃣ Lingyuan West Road 4️⃣Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery, etc. Among them, the kapok tree in the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall has a history of more than 350 years and is an excellent place to appreciate kapok flowers. Lingyuan West Road is known as "the most beautiful kapok avenue in Guangzhou". More than a hundred kapok trees are planted along the street, forming a red flower belt that stretches for hundreds of meters, which is very spectacular. - Of course, kapok flowers can be seen in many streets and alleys in Guangzhou. Can I see the photos of kapok flowers you took in Guangzhou? @PhotographyPotato @vivo CLUB @LocalPotato

In March in Guangzhou, you can really win a "top" prize every minute, because the kapok flowers are in full bloom all over the city, with red clouds covering the branches. From time to time, a few flowers fall to the mortal world, and you under the tree can truly feel the "good luck (kapok) on your head." It hurts a little, but everyone is attracted by the red flowers all over the tree, stopping under the tree to admire and take pictures. The grannies in Guangzhou have already prepared bags to pick up the fallen kapok flowers and take them home to make soup. 🌺Kapok, also known as red cotton, hero flower, and Panzhihua, is the city flower of Guangzhou. It blooms from February to April every year, and can be seen almost everywhere in Guangzhou, mostly planted individually or in small groups as embellishments. Kapok trees lose their leaves before flowering, then bear fruit, and finally grow leaves. Kapok flowers are one of the ingredients used by Guangzhou citizens to make soup and herbal tea, which have the effect of clearing heat and removing dampness. This custom has been passed down to this day. In the past, kapok floss was also an important material for citizens to make cotton-padded clothes and quilts. Therefore, just like the pragmatism of Guangzhou people, the city flower must be useful in addition to being beautiful. ⏳Flower Viewing Time: 1. Kapok begins to bloom in February, and the best viewing period is from March to April. 2. Because the flowers are large, after thunderstorms, kapok flowers fall more severely, so seize the time to see the flowers. 👍Recommended Flower Viewing Spots: 1. Lingyuan West Road: As the name suggests, this road is next to the Martyrs' Cemetery, so the hero flowers (kapok) here are planted along the roadside, which is one of the best places to see kapok in Guangzhou. The kapok flowers complement the street scene, city high-rise buildings, and the Martyrs' Cemetery, which perfectly interprets the hero flowers blooming in the hero city. 2. Donghu Park: Kapok has a different charm under the park's lake view, small bridges, and flowing water, making it more dynamic and colorful. 3. Peasant Movement Institute: The kapok under the red walls and green tiles brings people back to that passionate era. 4. Zhongshan Memorial Hall: There is an ancient tree here known as the "King of Kapok in China." It has a history of more than 300 years. After many vicissitudes, it still stands. Against the backdrop of ancient buildings, kapok flowers are particularly eye-catching. 5. Haizhu Bridge, Haizhu Square, and Jiefang Bridge: This area has always been a popular spot for local Guangzhou people to photograph kapok. Kapok extends from the Guangzhou Hotel to the Haizhu Bridge, especially the slope of the bridge, which is definitely the best place to take photos! There is also a large area of kapok between Jiefang Bridge and Haizhu Bridge. The best shooting spot is from the south to the north of Jiefang Bridge. Although the kapok here is not as dense as that in Haizhu Square, the unique beauty is also a feature here!

#Register for January Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 The Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery is located on Zhongshan 2nd Road in Guangzhou. It was formerly known as Zuhuagang. On December 11, 1927, the Guangzhou Uprising was held under the leadership of the older generation of revolutionaries. In 1954, the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government built a martyrs cemetery with national characteristics at the place where the martyrs were heroically executed. The Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery has been recognized by the Standing Committee of the Guangdong Provincial People's Congress as a provincial-level key cultural relic protection site. In October 1986, the Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery was approved by the State Council as a national key martyrs memorial building protection unit. The main body of the Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery includes the main gate, the square, the mausoleum avenue, the Guangzhou Uprising Monument and the circular mausoleum, which constitute the mausoleum part. The main gate of the mausoleum area is a traditional Chinese que gate, with majestic white stone que gate bases on both sides and 5 vermilion gates opened, giving it a solemn and imposing appearance. There is an artificial lake in the east garden area. In the park, there is the "Blood Sacrifice to Xuanyuan Pavilion" inscribed by Dong Biwu, as well as memorial buildings such as the "Sino-Soviet People's Blood Friendship Pavilion" and the "Sino-Korean People's Blood Friendship Pavilion", as well as the tombs of the four martyrs of the Xinhai Revolution in Honghuagang and the Ye Jianying Memorial and Tomb. Address: No. 92, Zhongshan 2nd Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province #Guangzhou Attractions 　##Guangzhou Travel

#11GoodDestinations2024 Guangzhou Martyrs Cemetery is a place to commemorate the heroic martyrs of the Guangzhou Uprising. Formerly known as "Red Flower Hill", it has now become an urban park for citizens to relax. Entering the park from the south gate, the first thing that catches your eye is the 45-meter-high "Guangzhou Uprising Monument". This monument has a unique shape, with a hand holding a spear, which means breaking through the "three mountains" and symbolizes the bravery and fearlessness of the martyrs. There is also an inscription by Deng Xiaoping on the monument: "The martyrs of the Guangzhou Uprising will live forever", which is awe-inspiring. Here, you can feel the strong revolutionary atmosphere and relax in the beautiful environment. 📍Address: No. 92, Zhongshan 2nd Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou 🕒Opening hours: 6:00-22:00 daily 🎫Tickets: Free

Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery is a great place for photos!|||This afternoon, my friend and I happened to walk into the Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery. We wanted to visit the cemetery. 🕑: The Guangdong Museum of Revolutionary History is closed on Mondays, so don't waste your time. Image 2 is a guide map. The cemetery is quite large. I felt that I could learn about history, visit the museum, and take a walk here. The environment is very nice, with a lot of greenery. ❗️The toilets are also very clean and odorless. 🔆Image 6 was taken at the Guangdong Museum of Revolutionary History. The corridor is very beautiful. The last image is of the second floor, where there are chairs for visitors to sit on when they get tired. The escalator from the first floor to the second floor is also very beautiful, but I didn't take a picture of it. This is a great place for photos. You can take some great photos here. ‼️Don't make loud noises. After all, this is a museum. Don't disturb others.

#Guangzhou Attractions The Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery is located on Zhongshan 2nd Road in Guangzhou. It was originally named Honghuagang and was the place where the Kuomintang reactionaries shot and killed revolutionary masses. The cemetery covers an area of ​​260,000 square meters and is divided into two parts: the mausoleum area and the park area. Unlike the cemeteries built during the Republic of China period, the cemetery and the park area were separated during planning and have two vertical axes instead of a single axis. There is a tall, round-arched tomb for the remains of martyrs in the mausoleum area. On the main entrance of the tomb wall is engraved Zhu De’s inscription “Tomb of Guangzhou Commune”. In front of the tomb, there is a 45-meter-high Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Monument in the shape of a rifle, symbolizing that "power comes from the barrel of a gun." There is an artificial lake in the eastern part of the garden. [3] In the garden is a pavilion inscribed with the words "Blood Sacrifice at Xuanyuan Pavilion" by Dong Biwu, which tells the story of Zhou Wenyong and Chen Tiejun's wedding on the execution ground. There are also memorial buildings such as the "Sino-Soviet People's Blood Friendship Pavilion" and the "Sino-North Korean People's Blood Friendship Pavilion", as well as small attractions such as the Tomb of the Four Martyrs of the Xinhai Revolution at Honghuagang and the Ye Jianying Memorial. As one of the iconic attractions in Guangzhou, the Martyrs Cemetery is worth a visit. Heroes bloom in the city of heroes😊. Detailed address: No. 92, Zhongshan 2nd Road, Datang Street, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou Ticket price: Free Opening hours: 06:00~21:00