Huanghu Martyrs' Memorial Monument of the War of Resistance Against Japan

Huanghu Martyrs' Memorial Monument of the War of Resistance Against Japan

The Huanghu Martyrs' Memorial Monument of the War of Resistance Against Japan is a Hangzhou municipal cultural relics protection unit and a classic red tourism destination.

The Huanghu Martyrs' Memorial Monument of the War of Resistance Against Japan is located on the southeastern slope of Muyuling in the northwest of Huanghu Town. Dating back to the Republican era, it is categorized as a modern historical site and representative architecture.

In 2019, the Huanghu Martyrs' Memorial Monument of the War of Resistance Against Japan was designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit of Hangzhou.

Huanghu Town: Established during the Ming Dynasty, Huanghu Town has a history of 630 years. Legend has it that it was named after a lake pond that spanned across a stream. Located in the northwestern suburbs of Hangzhou, it is 42 kilometers from downtown Hangzhou. Provincial Highway 04 runs through the town and connects to National Highway 104, linking it to Hangzhou’s outer ring road system, giving it a uniquely advantageous location and convenient transportation. The town covers a total area of 58.55 square kilometers, governs five administrative villages and one neighborhood committee, with a total population of 13,287. Situated in a hilly area, Huanghu Town enjoys distinct seasons, a pleasant climate, ample rainfall, fertile soil, and abundant resources, and is known for... More information about Huanghu Town++