How to explore Chengdu Wuhou Shrine? This note has you covered!

Wuhou Shrine was first built at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is the only temple in the country where a monarch and his ministers are worshipped together, and it is the most famous memorial site for Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei, and the heroes of Shu Han. It is also the most influential Three Kingdoms relic in the world. Wuhou Shrine is divided into the Main Gate, Second Gate, Liu Bei Hall, Passage Hall, Zhuge Liang Hall, and the Temple of Three Righteousness, all arranged along a central axis from south to north, which can be visited in sequence. Chengdu's Wuhou Shrine is also called the Temple of Marquis Wu, and it began construction in 223 AD during the building of Liu Bei's Huiling Mausoleum. If you are just skimming through, 1-2 hours is enough; if you want to take your time, it is recommended to allocate 3-4 hours. Jinli: A modern commercial street with a Three Kingdoms theme. Exit Wuhou Shrine and enter Jinli seamlessly. Tibetan Culture Market: Note! This is not a scenic spot, nor is it a tourist shop. The Chengdu Wuhou Shrine Museum is the most influential Three Kingdoms relic museum in the country, enjoying the reputation of the "Holy Land of the Three Kingdoms" and is a representative cultural landmark of Chengdu. Come to Chengdu Wuhou Shrine and feel the charm of Three Kingdoms culture!