Cemetery

Cemetery of 72 Martyrs of Yellow Flower Mound

Address
Zheng Ping Bei Jie 7-101
Area
Guangzhou, China
Mon
06:30–21:30
Tue
06:30–21:30
Wed
06:30–21:30
Thu
06:30–21:30
Fri
06:30–21:30
Sat
06:30–21:30
Sun
06:30–21:30
Hours
Last entry is at 21:30; confirm the schedule locally.
Price
Admission is free; confirm current conditions locally.
How to visit
The memorial cemetery is located within Huanghuagang Park. Visit respectfully.
Hours
Free entry
Hours
About 60 min
Cemetery of 72 Martyrs of Yellow Flower Mound

Why it is worth the detour

A memorial park dedicated to the 72 martyrs of the 1911 Yellow Flower Mound Uprising.

The Cemetery of 72 Martyrs of Yellow Flower Mound in Guangzhou commemorates the brave individuals who sacrificed their lives during the 1911 uprising led by Sun Yat-sen. The park features historical monuments and is a significant site for patriotic education.

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