Hangzhou Linbiao Underground Palace Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Lin Biao's Underground Palace in Hangzhou was a military base set up by Lin Biao in Hangzhou to launch the "571" armed coup. Because Lin Biao considered naming the "571" project, which would easily expose his conspiracy, he chose the codename after the year of its construction because it was It was built in April 1970, so it was called the "704" project. Later people called it Lin Biao's "704 Palace". Now some of its buildings have been demolished, and a Zhejiang Hotel with mountain, water and landscape views has been built on the original site to five-star hotel standards.

Attractions distribution:

The "704" project is located to the west of West Lake in Hangzhou, between the north and south peaks, covering an area of ​​307 acres, and is divided into two parts: above ground and underground. The ground part consists of four buildings of different styles. Building 1 is for Lin Biao's family; Building 2 is for an indoor swimming pool; Building 3 is for Lin Biao's four top cadres; and Building 4 is for Lin Biao's agents in Zhejiang. The total area of ​​the four buildings is 24,852 square meters. Under the ground is an independent tunnel-style building with an area of ​​more than 4,000 square meters. There are 47 rooms of various sizes, with the deepest point 26 meters above the ground. It is nuclear bomb-proof. The walls are separated by four layers of steel plates and are extremely strong. There are four exits in the underground tunnel, each of which is equipped with multiple bullet-proof weapons weighing 500 kilograms. , explosion-proof, nuclear-proof, waterproof and poison-proof steel doors. And has independent power generation and water supply systems. As long as food is stored, it can survive for a long time.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, culture, palace