Where is Le Kang Road in hengli town?

Hengli town Le Kang Road is located in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province.

Bus stops near Le Kang Road include Hengli Central Primary School, Hengli Industrial Zone, Shajing Road, Yin Gang Gas Station, Material Building, Hengli Market, Zhangkeng Industrial Zone, Hengli China Telecom, Hengli Telecommunication Bureau, Hengli Retro Shopping Mall, Hengli Industrial Zone, Hengli Market, Shanxia Village, Daxin Shopping Mall, Hengli Wanjiafu Shopping Mall and Wanjiafu Shopping Mall. The buses near Le Kang Road include Hengli 3A Road, 10 1 Road, 807 Road, Bus Express Line 3 Road, 32 1 Road, Hengli 3 Road, Hengli 8 Road and Hengli 2 Road.

Mingju Central is located on the east side of Le Kang Road in hengli town. The project is adjacent to the eastern expressway, 500 meters away from the entrance and exit of Shipai Interchange, located in the center of Shipai, Qishi and hengli town, and across the road from Chashan Town. The omni-directional and three-dimensional transportation network allows Mingju Central to enter the same city era in the central, eastern and northern parts of Dongguan, connecting the bustling intercity with zero distance, and standing proudly in the out-of-print diamond-class lot.

City introduction:

Dongguan is one of the birthplaces of Guangfu culture, one of the important birthplaces of Cantonese opera and the hometown of Cantonese opera in China. Dongguan, the pioneer of China's modern history, is listed as the first batch of national comprehensive experimental zones for new urbanization and a famous historical and cultural city in Guangdong. There are about 1.2 million Hong Kong and Macao compatriots and about 300,000 overseas Chinese in Dongguan. It is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese and has won the titles of National Forest City, International Garden City, National Civilized City and National Basketball City.

20 19 In August, China Customs magazine sponsored by China General Administration of Customs published the ranking of China's top 100 foreign trade cities in 20 18, and Dongguan ranked third. In June 2020, it was selected as the first batch of national demonstration areas and projects for the construction of a government ruled by law by the Central Committee for Governing the Country by Law. The history of Dongguan can be traced back to the Neolithic Age. In the pre-Qin period, Dongguan belonged to South Vietnam. In 2 14 BC, Qin Shihuang merged with Lingnan, and Dongguan belonged to Panyu County, guangzhou fu and Nanhai County.