Chengdu Wuhou Shrine Museum Ticket

Meet Chengdu's Wuhou Shrine,
The Heart of the Three Kingdoms

Chengdu's Wuhou Shrine is a unique temple in China where both emperors and their officials are enshrined together. It's a place to encounter the history of the Three Kingdoms period, centered around Liu Bei, the emperor of Shu Han, and his prime minister, Zhuge Liang. The shrine, the Mausoleum of Emperor Zhaolie of Han, the Hui Mausoleum, and the San Yi Temple are all located within a single historical site.

As you wander through, recall the stories of the Three Kingdoms figures and take your time exploring the Biographies of Liu Bei, the Biographies of Zhuge Liang, and the corridors of civil and military officials. You can enjoy a leisurely visit of about 2-4 hours by following the officially recommended route.

Walk Through the History of Zhuge Liang and Shu Han

As you walk through the grounds, discover traces of Shu Han figures like Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei, along with various steles, inscribed boards, and traditional architecture. In particular, you can explore the Three Kingdoms culture, passed down through generations, through numerous cultural relics, including steles from the Tang Dynasty.

Don't miss the path lined with the iconic red walls and bamboo of Wuhou Shrine. Stroll leisurely among ancient trees and traditional buildings for a particularly picturesque and ancient scene in Chengdu.

Explore Jinli Ancient Street Too

After visiting Wuhou Shrine, explore the adjacent Jinli Ancient Street (锦里古街). This street, with its traditional Sichuan atmosphere, offers various shops and food stalls, allowing you to experience a different, vibrant side of Chengdu compared to Wuhou Shrine.

The official Wuhou Shrine tour route also connects to the Mausoleum of Emperor Zhaolie, the Biographies of Zhuge Liang, San Yi Temple, Hui Mausoleum, the red wall path, and the Three Kingdoms culture exhibition space, making it ideal for enjoying both the history of the Three Kingdoms and Chengdu's traditional culture together.