Sanheba Battle Memorial Park
三河坝战役纪念园
A memorial site for the Battle of Sanheba, fought by the Nanchang Uprising forces at the point where the Ting, Mei, and Meitan rivers meet. It has a monument and a memorial hall.
Sanheba is in Sanhe Town, Dabu County, where the Ting River, the Mei River, and the Meitan River join to form the Han River. In October 1927, the Nanchang Uprising forces led by Zhu De fought fierce battles here against Kuomintang troops for three days and nights. The troops that survived later went to Jinggangshan. The memorial park is built on Bizhiwei Mountain and contains a monument, a memorial hall, and remains of trenches. From the mountaintop, you can see the three rivers meeting. Admission is free. The park is generally closed on Mondays. It is about 60 kilometers from central Meizhou and about 20 kilometers from the Dabu county seat. Visitors usually drive there.
Opening hours
About 8:30 am–5:00 pm; closed Mondays (check on site)
Nearby sights
- Tai'an Lou
- Chayang Ancient Town
- Former Residence of Zhang Bishi (Guangludi)
- Lingguang Temple & Mount Yinna
- Qiaoxi Ancient Village
- Songkou Ancient Town
- Yannanfei Tea Field
- Baihou Ancient Town