Huanghuagang Park
Huanghuagang Park
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6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Monday
6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday
6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Wednesday
6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Thursday
6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Friday
6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Saturday
6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Sunday
6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
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PushExplore
Singapore, Singapore4,815 contributions
Jan 2019 • Friends
Had a friend in town who was keen to see this, so after a hearty breakfast we ventured here. Once again it was a good call, weather was really nice and pleasant.
Written June 26, 2019
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Douglas M
Guangzhou, China2,354 contributions
Jul 2020
I just noticed this is the same site as HuangHuaGang 72 Martyrs Cemetery (TA Reviewed July 2018). You've got to be a bit of a GZ history buff to appreciate a cemetery, well worth exploring the nooks and crannies for interesting memorials and for a dead quiet walk.
Written July 16, 2020
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Harry W
Hong Kong, China492 contributions
Jan 2019 • Solo
This park is a place for people to pay respect to the people who lost their lives when they are fighting against imperial rule in China. Really worth visiting.
Written January 5, 2019
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geotech522
5,594 contributions
Sep 2016 • Friends
This park is a memorial to the memory of the 72 Martyrs who worked with Dr. Sun Yat-Sen in the days of revolution against the tyranny of the Qing Dynasty system of feudalism and imperialism that made China fall from a great country and culture to one of a third rate power that ended up being carved up for influence from the Japanese and western imperialistic powers. A great place to appreciate the history of the beginning of the modern China.
Written November 29, 2016
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SOH KIEN PENG
Singapore, Singapore6,549 contributions
Dec 2015 • Friends
I love Guangzhou because it is the cradle of Dr Sun Yat Sen's revolutionary struggle against feudalism and imperialism. The spirits of the many unsung heroes and their bloodshed and sacrifice glorified Guangzhou as the brave city of the many revolutionary martyrs.
History is a dynamic revolutionary process that relentlessly drive the human race towards the pursuit of liberty, equality, dignity and democracy.The statue of liberty in Huanghuagang Park signifies the great selfless spirits of the 72 martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the uprising against the Qing Dynasty corrupted feudal rule. The success of Dr Sun's revolution was built on the foundation of this failed attempt to seize power.
It was coincidental that I visited this attraction during an exploratory morning stroll from the Euro-Asia Hotel that I stayed. The weather in Dec was cold in the morning and I was attracted by the music played by the locals who were having their morning exercise in the well-manicured garden of the park. Serenity and Tranquility pervaded the air and it was meditative strolling in this beautiful park. The admission is free.
As I moved around the monuments and read the engraving scripts on the martyrs' tombs and sculptures that dotted at the inner end of the park, I eventually realized that I was stepping on the burial ground of the 72 martyrs who died during the initial uprising in Guangzhou. I learnt that a number of these 72 martyrs were patriotic overseas Chinese heroes who returned with an aim to liberate China from feudalism. All of them knew that they would be killed during the attempt. But they had no qualm to sacrifice their precious lives and demonstrated no cowardice. It was their bloodshed sacrifice that eventually laid the fertile ground for the ultimate success of the revolution.
Confucius once said: Life can be as heavy as Mount Tai or as light as a feather of a bird. (人固有一死，或重于泰山，或轻于鸿毛). The martyrs led the life of great significance and their revolutionary spirits continue to live in the memories of many who continued to pursue justice, equality, democracy and prosperity for the human race.
Before I left, I stood at the archway of the entrance and gave my sincere salute to all these unsung heroes who perished and paved the way for the founding of the Republic of China and for the rise of the dignity of the millions of people who were enslaved by feudalism and imperialism.
History is a dynamic revolutionary process that relentlessly drive the human race towards the pursuit of liberty, equality, dignity and democracy.The statue of liberty in Huanghuagang Park signifies the great selfless spirits of the 72 martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the uprising against the Qing Dynasty corrupted feudal rule. The success of Dr Sun's revolution was built on the foundation of this failed attempt to seize power.
It was coincidental that I visited this attraction during an exploratory morning stroll from the Euro-Asia Hotel that I stayed. The weather in Dec was cold in the morning and I was attracted by the music played by the locals who were having their morning exercise in the well-manicured garden of the park. Serenity and Tranquility pervaded the air and it was meditative strolling in this beautiful park. The admission is free.
As I moved around the monuments and read the engraving scripts on the martyrs' tombs and sculptures that dotted at the inner end of the park, I eventually realized that I was stepping on the burial ground of the 72 martyrs who died during the initial uprising in Guangzhou. I learnt that a number of these 72 martyrs were patriotic overseas Chinese heroes who returned with an aim to liberate China from feudalism. All of them knew that they would be killed during the attempt. But they had no qualm to sacrifice their precious lives and demonstrated no cowardice. It was their bloodshed sacrifice that eventually laid the fertile ground for the ultimate success of the revolution.
Confucius once said: Life can be as heavy as Mount Tai or as light as a feather of a bird. (人固有一死，或重于泰山，或轻于鸿毛). The martyrs led the life of great significance and their revolutionary spirits continue to live in the memories of many who continued to pursue justice, equality, democracy and prosperity for the human race.
Before I left, I stood at the archway of the entrance and gave my sincere salute to all these unsung heroes who perished and paved the way for the founding of the Republic of China and for the rise of the dignity of the millions of people who were enslaved by feudalism and imperialism.
Written September 22, 2016
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derektrips
Philippines528 contributions
May 2012 • Friends
Located in Xianliezhong Road, Guangzhou City, the Cemetery of Huanghuagang 72 Martyrs covers an area of 13,200 square meters. It was built in 1912 to commemorate the 72 martyrs died in Guangzhou uprising on April 27,1911. Inside the park, there are also many tombs including Dengzhouyuan's grave, Pandawei's grave, Yangxianyi's grave, Shijianru's temple, Fengru's grave, Fanhongtai's grave, etc. Full of green trees and blooming chrysanthemums, this park is a well-known tourist resort in Guangzhou, famous for its tranquil environment and its buildings of grandeur and sacredness.
Written May 28, 2012
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PushExplore
Singapore, Singapore4,815 contributions
Feb 2018 • Family
The Huanghuagang park is famous for the mini statue of liberty, which looks quite interesting from a distance. The park is nice but there isn't much to do except see some of the old structures here. The park is nicely landscaped and well maintained. We did not stay long, since were just here to see the statue of liberty.
Written August 21, 2018
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Laxiaozi08200912
Beijing, China1,277 contributions
Aug 2016 • Solo
Just a park with a high step monument overall, it's NOT exactly your average nice and fun park because there are places that are dull and not worth of watching. However, I still really liked the statue of liberty...seems like those mini ones are great to see!
Written April 17, 2017
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junior1907
Istanbul, Türkiye188,485 contributions
If you have lots of time in yr agenda to visit important sights of Guangzhou,then this park must be included in yr itinerary to see as there are many good historical monuments&buildings in this huge park.Walking down through very nice and well maintained park with nice flowers and trees is another feeling in this part of the city.Here you can take nice photos,too.
Written April 27, 2015
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Gugan_Ilango
Coimbatore, India942 contributions
Dec 2017 • Business
Huanghuagang Park is located in Yuexiu District and is a nice place to go for a evening walk.it gets crowded during late evening
Written January 30, 2018
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Huanghuagang Park (Guangzhou) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about Huanghuagang Park
- Huanghuagang Park is open:
- Sun - Sat 6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
- We recommend booking Huanghuagang Park tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 1 Huanghuagang Park tours on Tripadvisor
- Hotels near Huanghuagang Park:
- (0.14 mi) Taojin Hotel
- (0.14 mi) Hua Yan Hotel
- (0.19 mi) Wangzu Hotel
- (0.65 mi) LN Garden Hotel Guangzhou
- (0.24 mi) Da'an Hotel
- Restaurants near Huanghuagang Park:
- (0.12 mi) Kungfu (Huang HuaGang)
- (0.12 mi) TaiWan ShuanShuanGuo
- (0.12 mi) HaoNan Zhao Yu Zhuang (XianLie East Road)
- (0.14 mi) Huang Shan Shi Jia (Xian Lie Middle Road)
- (0.16 mi) Chu Tian Mei Shi Fang