What places are there in Wuhan cemetery?

There are Wanfu Pure Land Cemetery in Wuhan, Hubei, Changyuan Cemetery in Wuhan, Hubei, Badie Mountain Life Park in Wuhan, Jiu Feng Garden in Wuhan, Shawn Garden in Longquan Mountain in Wuhan, Hubei, Liu Fang Cemetery in Wuhan, Sun Yushan Cemetery in Wuhan, Hubei, Kongxing Mausoleum in qianzi in Wuhan, and Hongshan Temple Cemetery in Hubei.

1, Liu Fang cemetery

Liu Fang Cemetery is a cemetery approved by Hubei Provincial Civil Affairs Department. It is a royal cemetery (Second Princess Mausoleum) and a large-scale garden-style art cemetery. It covers an area of more than 500 mu and has a magnificent momentum. Liu Fang Cemetery is also the only cemetery in the Third Ring Road, with convenient transportation. There is a free shuttle bus service in Tomb-Sweeping Day every year.

2. Xiaoen Garden Cemetery

At the entrance of Shawn Garden Cemetery in Longquan Mountain, you can see the magnificent archway, which shows the modern artistic style and the characteristics of ancient China culture. The cemetery is also approved by the civil affairs department to land in Longquan Mountain, with good scenery and fresh air. Now a garden-like cemetery area has been built and listed as a one-day scenic spot.

3. Sunyushan Cemetery

Yusunshan Cemetery is located in the southwest of Wuhan18km, and was settled in 1994. Now, the cemetery covers an area of 2,200 mu and has 654.38+10,000 tombs. After more than 20 years of development, it has become a large-scale ecological park in the province, which can be used for grave sweeping, outing, traditional education and so on. The management and service capacity of Yusunshan Cemetery is also first-class in the province. 20 15 was rated as "provincial first-class cemetery" by Hubei Funeral Promotion Association.