Want to capture the beauty of the red-walled alley? Here's a morning guide to Chengdu Wuhou Shrine

Chengdu Wuhou Shrine—this dazzling gem of Three Kingdoms history—is waiting for your visit. It is not only a pilgrimage site for Three Kingdoms enthusiasts but also a paradise for photography lovers. Tour Route: Starting from the main entrance, pass through the Han Zhaolie Temple, Tang Stele, Corridor of Civil and Military Officials, to the Liu Bei Hall and Zhuge Liang Hall, and finally reach the Sanyi Temple, Huiling, and the red-walled alley. Historical Experience: Walking inside the Wuhou Shrine, it feels as if you can hear the echoes of history and sense the atmosphere of the heroic Three Kingdoms era. Cultural Depth: The Heart-Engaging Couplets are not only treasures of calligraphy art but also a reflection of Zhuge Liang's wisdom. Reading them, it feels as if you can hear Zhuge Liang's earnest teachings. Serene and Solemn: Huiling, the resting place of Liu Bei and his wife, is serene and solemn, witnessing over 1700 years of historical vicissitudes. Photography Timing: To capture the unique beauty of the red-walled alley, it is recommended to arrive early in the morning when there are fewer people and the scenery is at its best for photography. Practical Information: Address: No. 231, Wuhou Shrine Street, Chengdu Ticket: 50 yuan, free for children under 6, half price for teenagers aged 6-18 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM, open daily Transportation: Take Metro Line 3 or Line 5 to Gaoshengqiao Station, Exit D, and walk for 10 minutes to reach.