Former Site of the Temporary Revolutionary Committee of Nama

Former Site of the Temporary Revolutionary Committee of Nama

The Former Site of the Temporary Revolutionary Committee of Nama is a cultural relics protection unit of Mashan County and a classic red tourism destination.

The Former Site of the Temporary Revolutionary Committee of Nama is located on Zhoulu Street, Zhoulu Town, Mashan County. It dates back to 1929 and is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative building.

In 2011, the Former Site of the Temporary Revolutionary Committee of Nama was designated as a cultural relics protection unit of Mashan County.

Zhoulu Town: Zhoulu Town is located in the western part of Mashan County and is an old town with a history of over a hundred years. The town borders Linwei Town and Qiaoli Township to the east, Shuanglian Township to the west, Pianlian Township to the south, and Dahua Gugan Town to the north. The town government is situated 53 kilometers from the county seat and 110 kilometers from Nanning City, making it a major transportation hub in western Mashan. The town administers 11 administrative villages, 148 natural villages, and 235 villager groups, with a total population of 61,834. The total area of the jurisdiction is 218.28 square kilometers, including 2,806.3 hectares of arable land (of which 2,132.13 hectares are paddy fields and 67… More detailed information about Zhoulu Town++