Memorial of Jiaozhuanghu Tunnel Warfare SiteⅡ

An 800-meter-long tunnel and a five-storey blockhouse have now been renovated and opened to tourists. Inside the tunnel are meeting rooms, command posts, individual shelters, traps, planks, gunshot holes, warehouses and some other things. Entrances to the tunnels are camouflaged in ingenious ways: a pot hole, a water jar, a kitchen range, a pig pen and a donkey stall could all be entrances. These tunnels show the mighty force of the Chinese people and their great creativity.

There are other interesting tourist activities here. One can visit the ruins of tunnel warfare, watch films and listen to stories of the Jiaozhuanghu people's struggle against the Japanese aggressors. Another interesting activity is sharing a special meal of steamed corn bread, cornmeal porridge and pickles, which were the only foods available during the war. For tourists curious to know the real life of that period, the video showing the daily life of the Jiaozhuanghu people is the best choice.

Admission Fee:
Free
Opening Hours:
08:00-18:00
Bus Route:
934 (Dongzhimenwai-Jiaozhuanghu) (东直门外-焦庄户) , and then you could arrive at the Memorial of Jiaozhuanghu Tunnel Warfare Site (焦庄户地道战遗址纪念馆).