Lushan Conference Site
庐山会议旧址
The venue of three Chinese Communist Party Central Committee conferences held at Lushan in 1959, 1961 and 1970; originally the Kuomintang's Lushan Auditorium, now an exhibition hall.
The Lushan Conference Site was originally called the Lushan Auditorium. It was built in 1935–1937 as the auditorium of the Kuomintang Military Officers' Training Corps. Starting in 1959, the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party held three important meetings here, known as the “Lushan Conferences.” The seating and podium have been kept as they were, and a side hall has exhibits on the history of the meetings. Admission is about 20 yuan and is sold separately from attractions with their own fees, such as Meilu. It is on Hexi Road southwest of Guling Town, about 15 minutes' walk from Guling Street. It can be combined with Meilu and the Lushan Museum into a half-day modern history route.
Opening hours
Approx. 08:00–17:30; check the site's notices
Nearby sights
- Lushan Museum & Lulin Lake
- Meilu Villa
- Guling Town
- Huajing Garden & Ruqin Lake
- Jinxiu Valley & Immortal Cave
- Huanglong Pool, Wulong Pool & Three Treasure Trees
- Lushan Botanical Garden
- Hanpokou (Hanpo Pass)