Wuhou TempleWuhou Shrine
🏛️ Attraction Overview
The Wuhou Temple is China’s only temple dedicated to both a ruler and his minister, commemorating Zhuge Liang, Chancellor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, and Liu Bei. Founded in 223 AD, it has a history spanning 1,800 years. For enthusiasts of Three Kingdoms culture, this is a sacred site. With red-walled pathways flanked by emerald bamboo, the temple is a perfect spot for taking photos.
✨ Why It’s Worth a Visit
If you’re interested in the history of the Three Kingdoms, the Wuhou Temple is a must-visit. Liu Bei’s tomb (Hui Ling) is also located here. A prime spot for photos—the red walls framed by bamboo shadows—is one of Chengdu’s most iconic backdrops.
Ticket Information
- Price
- 50 yuan
- Prices for Foreigners
- Same Price
- Student Discount
- ✅ Available
- Book
- ✅ No reservation required
Location Information
No. 231, Wuhouci Street, Wuhou District, Chengdu
Opening Hours
Open 8:00–18:30, daily
Best Time to Visit
Either morning or afternoon is fine. The “Red Walls and Bamboo Shadows” area has the best lighting in the afternoon.