The Red Army's Seizure of Luding Bridge Memorial Hall

The Red Army's Seizure of Luding Bridge Memorial Hall

The Red Army's Seizure of Luding Bridge Memorial Hall is a classic red tourism destination, a patriotic education base, and a national defense education base.

The Red Army's Seizure of Luding Bridge Memorial Hall is located in the Memorial Monument Park of the Red Army's Seizure of Luding Bridge, southwest of Luding County, about 600 meters from Luding Bridge. Covering a land area of 1,600 square meters and a building area of 3,449 square meters, the main structure features a unique design and an imposing presence, integrating elements of western Sichuan residential architecture, Tibetan-style buildings, and ancient Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. The roof is designed to resemble the Tiananmen Gate Tower, symbolizing "thirteen bare iron chains supporting a republic." The entire building, together with the park’s entrance gate and the Luding Bridge Seizure Memorial Monument, forms an extended axis of red cultural tourism.

The Red Army's Seizure of Luding Bridge Memorial Hall has well-developed facilities and a rich collection of historical relics and materials. The main exhibition halls are located on the first and second floors, divided into five thematic sections: the first unit is “Strategic Shift – Breaking Through Encirclement and Seeing Dawn on the Long March”; the second is “Daring Assault – Writing a Heroic Epic on Luding Bridge”; the third is “Spreading the Spark – Showcasing the Heroic Spirit of the Red Army”; the fourth is “Marching North – Persevering through Hardship to Be Anti-Japanese Heroes”; and the fifth is the “Luding Historical and Cultural Exhibition.” The hall displays and houses over 400 pieces of historical relics, photos, and documents. Each exhibition room centers on the Red Army’s Long March, with a focus on the seizing of Luding Bridge. Utilizing modern technologies such as sound, light, and electricity, the exhibits vividly present the thrilling, perilous, extraordinary, and unique aspects of the bridge seizure, along with its profound significance to the Chinese revolution, offering significant historical educational value.

Address: 100m west of Luding Bridge Square, Luding Town, Luding County, Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture

Type: Bridge, Historic Site, Memorial Hall

Recommended Visit Duration: About 1 hour

Phone: 0836-3125432

Opening Hours:

8:00-18:00