Baxi Meeting Site
巴西會議會址
The site of the 1935 Baxi Conference during the Red Army's Long March, where the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party met in Baxi Town at Banyou Monastery. It is a nationally key cultural relic protection unit.
In August 1935, after the Red Army crossed the grasslands on the Long March, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party held several meetings around Banyou Monastery in Baxi, Zoige. The meetings, known as the Baxi Conference, decided that the First and Third Army Groups would move north first. This was an important turning point during the Long March. The site, located at Banyou Monastery, is a nationally key cultural relic protection unit. Nearby, a memorial and exhibits are open for free. The site is about 30 km from Zoige County town and can be linked with the Baozuo Battle Site as a red heritage route. The rural roads are narrow and winding, so watch for cattle and sheep.
Opening hours
About 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Baozuo Battle Site
- Dazha Monastery
- Zoige Western Pasture
- Re'er Daba Grassland
- Re'er Sika Deer Eco-Park
- Flower Lake (Huahu)
- Jiangzha Hot Spring
- Suokezang Monastery