World Heritage Site [Wuhou Temple 🇨🇳] Chengdu

🏖️Overview: Wuhou Shrine is a shrine dedicated to Zhuge Liang, a figure from the Three Kingdoms period in China. The name "Wuhou Shrine" comes from Zhuge Liang's posthumous name "Zhong Wu Hou" and is very popular among Chinese people 😃. When it was completed, it was located next to the Liu Bei shrine, but during the Ming Dynasty, it was merged with the Han Zhaolie Temple and became a shrine to worship the emperor and his subjects together. 💞Reasons why we recommend it: It's a place like a sacred place for the Three Kingdoms that will interest anyone who likes the Three Kingdoms 😘. It is a paid facility, but there is also a garden 🪴 where you can think back on the eternal history. In the museum at the back, there is a zone where statues of the main figures of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, are placed. As expected, coming here makes you excited ⤴️. I was reminded of how popular Guan Yu is. There was also Liu Bei's tomb nearby, but to be honest, I was like, "Is that it?" 😳. Overall, I enjoyed it 😃 📍Location: No. 231 Wuhouci Main Street, Chengdu, Sichuan Province 📍Access: 🚌Take buses 1, 82, 334, 335, 503, and 901 in Chengdu and get off at "Wuhouci." #wintertravel #freetravelwinter #0yentravel #Chinatourism #ChinaWorldHeritage #ChengduTour #WuhouciCity