Chengdu | Wuhou Temple | Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang's eternal beauty.

‌Established in:‌ The first year of the Shuhan Chapter (221), originally a special temple to commemorate Zhuge Liang. ‌Area:‌ The main Wuhou Temple covers an area of 150,000 square meters. ‌Opening hours:‌ Usually daily from 9:00 to 17:00 (specific times may vary depending on the season and holidays). 2. History Wuhou Temple was built during the Shuhan period, initially as a special temple to commemorate Zhuge Liang, also known as Kongming Temple, Zhuge Temple, Prime Minister Temple, etc. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Wuhou Temple was moved to Huiling and Han Zhaolie Temple, forming a pattern of joint worship of monarchs and ministers. On March 4, 1961, it was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. 3. Architectural features The architectural style of Wuhou Temple combines the traditional Chinese classical gardens and temples, with a clever layout and a well-arranged layout. The main buildings include Liu Bei Hall, Zhuge Liang Hall, San Jue Bei Pavilion, etc., each of which embodies the aesthetics and wisdom of ancient Chinese architecture. There are also many gardens, rockeries and pools in the park, with an elegant environment and full of poetry. 4. Cultural connotation Wuhou Temple is not only a temple for historical figures, but also a place with profound cultural heritage. Tourists can learn about the historical stories of the Three Kingdoms period and appreciate the spiritual appearance of Zhuge Liang's "exhaustion and death". Wuhou Temple houses many precious artworks, including inscriptions, calligraphy, paintings, etc., among which the "Three Jue Stele" is particularly famous. [Scenic Area Information] Subway: Line 3/Line 5 (Exit C of Gaoshengqiao, about 800 meters walk) Self-driving: Navigate to the underground parking lot of Wuhou Temple Museum Time: 9:00-17:00 Tickets: 50 yuan/person [Tour route] Wuhou Temple Gate → Tang Stele (right) → Ming Stele (left) → Wujun Gallery/Former Out-of-Teacher Table (left) → Wuchen Gallery/Post-Out-of-Teacher Table (right) → Liu Bei Main Hall (left Zhang Fei Hall/Right Guan Yu Hall) → Over the hall (Wuhou plaque) → Zhuge Liang Main Hall (attack heart couplet) → Sanyi Temple → Taoyuan → Xishenfang → Mingliang Qian Gu Exhibition (permanent exhibition) → Kongming Garden → Red Wall Lane → Huiling → Middle Gate → Nanjiao Park → West District Gate → Jinli Tips: If you want to take a big shot at the red wall, you can get up early and go early, there are many people on holidays.