Baise County Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall
The Baise County Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall is a classic red tourism destination.
The Baise County Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall is located to the north of People's Park, facing south. It is surrounded by trees, offering a tranquil environment. Nearby stands the statue of Martyr Liu Dun’an, with an amusement park to the east, a water park to the north, a park square to the west, and the statue of Martyr Zhu Xiang’ang to the south.
The Baise County Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall was officially opened to the public on December 1, 1989. The memorial hall covers a land area of 540 square meters, with a building area of 1,080 square meters, and features a two-story antique-style suspended gable and pavilion structure. There are two exhibition halls in the memorial: the first floor houses a flexible exhibition hall, while the second floor contains a permanent exhibition hall, which is divided into the Baise County Revolutionary Martyrs Exhibition Hall and the CPC Baise County History Exhibition Room—totaling two exhibition halls (rooms). Currently, the Baise County Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall houses 94 revolutionary relics, 260 commemorative photos, and over 3,226 cultural artifacts.
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