Beitou Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument

Beitou Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument

The Beitou Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is a classic site on China’s red tourism routes.

The Beitou Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is located on Aotou Mountain in Likeng Village, Beitou Town, Lianping County, approximately 100 meters from the Provincial Highway Guandeng Line.

The revolutionary martyrs' monument was built in March 1985, facing southeast and covering an area of about 200 square meters. It was constructed by the People's Government of Beitou Town to commemorate the revolutionary martyrs who died liberating Beitou in 1949 and those who perished during the Korean War in 1951. The monument has a four-sided pointed columnar shape and stands 2.2 meters tall, divided into three levels from bottom to top. The first level is the base, measuring 0.8 meters on each side and 0.8 meters high; the second level bears inscriptions, with each side 0.5 meters wide and 0.8 meters high. Each side has recessed rectangular stone plaques engraved with the names of 13 martyrs who died during the liberation of Beitou and 2 who died in the Korean War. The third level is the main body of the monument, approximately 2 meters high, with the front featuring a raised black running script inscription that reads “Revolutionary Martyrs’ Monument.” In front of the monument is a lime-paved area, and a cement path leading southeast connects to the Provincial Highway Guandeng Line. Fruit trees are planted around the site.

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