Hunan Martyr Park

Hunan Martyr's Park is a urban stop and the biggest stop in Changsha, Hunan, China. Covering a region of 343.3-section of land 138.9 ha, the recreation center was developed and opened to general society in 1953. It is an eminent picturesque spot coordinating memory, relaxation and the travel industry. Hunan Martyr's Park has been assigned as a "Commonplace Key Cultural Protection Unit" by the Hunan government and a "National Patriotic Education Base" by the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China. In 2009 it was sorted as a "National Key Park" by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development.

Hunan Martyr's Park is separated into six grand zones, including the Martyr's Memorial, the People Leisure Park, the Water Scenery Park, the Folk Culture Village, the Adventure Playground, and the Landscape Recreation Park The Martyr's Monument was worked in 1959, it very well may be isolated into upper and lower fragments. The upper is a landmark and the lower is a commemoration corridor. With the tallness of 58.7 meters 193 ft, it was made of 2,932 bits of white marble and rock. An engraving which was composed by Mao Zedong on the landmark. It peruses "The Monument of Hunan Martyr's Park". There are more than 90 saints' pictures and the well known maxims gathered from in excess of 100,000 Hunan saints in the dedication hall.