What are the legal cemeteries in Changping District?
Tianshou cemetery 1
Tianshou Cemetery in Changping District, Beijing Tianshou Cemetery in Changping District, Beijing is a comprehensive cemetery that integrates many functions such as commemoration, culture, tourism and leisure. Located in Nankou Town, Changping District, Beijing, the park covers an area of about 600 mu and is one of the largest and most authoritative permanent ashes burial cemeteries in Beijing.
2. Jiulishan Cemetery
Jiulishan Cemetery is located in the east of Changping District, 400 meters west of Yaotai Mountain Villa, facing south, with Jingmi diversion canal in front of Jiulishan. Jiulishan Cemetery was founded in 1988 and belongs to Jiulishan Cemetery collectively owned by Mianshan Village. Located in the east of Changping District, 400 meters west of Yaotai Mountain Villa, facing north and south in front of Jiuli Mountain, with Jingmi diversion canal in front.
3. Jiulishan Cemetery Area 2
Jiulishan Cemetery Area 2 is a public welfare cemetery approved by Changping District Civil Affairs Bureau. It is located eight kilometers east of Changping. It stretches for nine miles from east to west. It is like a dragon, with its head in the east and its tail in the west, lying in front of the Yanshan Mountains.
Matters needing attention in purchasing cemetery
1. Know the relevant laws and regulations: Before buying a cemetery, you must know the relevant laws and regulations in your area, including the purchase process, right to use and management regulations of the cemetery. This can ensure that the purchase behavior is legal and compliant.
2. Consider the location and environment: It is very important to choose the appropriate location and environment of the cemetery. The distance from home, geomantic omen, environmental sanitation and other factors should be taken into account. At the same time, we should also understand the management of cemeteries, including cleanliness and safety.
3. Know the price and expenses: Before buying the cemetery, know the price and related expenses of the cemetery, including purchase expenses, management expenses and maintenance expenses. At the same time, we must ensure that these expenses are transparent and reasonable, and avoid unnecessary extra expenses.
4. Confirm the right to use and operate: When buying a cemetery, confirm whether the right to use and operate belongs to you. Some cemeteries may limit the use time and purpose, or pay a certain management fee. Therefore, we should read the terms of the contract carefully and consult professionals to ensure that our rights and interests are protected.
Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jiulishan Cemetery Area 2