588Attractions
Memorial Hall of the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War and the Acceptance of the Japanese Surrender
4.6/5305 Reviews
1.54km away
Longjin Covered Bridge
4.5/5155 Reviews
2.20km away
China's Dong Nationality Cultural City
3.7/535 Reviews
19.49km away
Not many tourists, you can see it quietly. The history of the Flying Tigers is the history of the Chinese Air Force. It is worth seeing. The ticket is a bit expensive, the parking is also charged, bad review.
The Flying Tigers Memorial Hall has historical and cultural heritage. I feel the meaning and value of the memorial hall. I have gained a lot and gained knowledge. It is cost-effective, a good choice, and the soul is baptized.
The price is expensive and the service is average. If you are not interested in the Flying Tigers, you will find it meaningless. If you are interested in that period of history, it is worth visiting. The previous tower is still there and you can feel their working environment at that time. There is a feeling of shooting a spy movie in the building, and it also feels a bit of going back to that year. The memorial is also worth seeing. The description of the hump route is not detailed. In fact, this route sacrificed a lot of planes at the time. Without navigation, it can only force through the Himalayas. The aircraft wreckage along the way has a familiar route. When I saw the memorial part, I was very moved. There were so many names of foreigners who were not familiar with it. There was a wall full of them. It was really not easy at that time.
Well worth a visit but totally free which helps more people understand the history
A history of witnessing Sino-US friendship. It was also the beginning of the Chinese Air Force's take-off.