Wuhou Shrine
成都武侯祠博物馆
The Three Kingdoms shrine where Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang share one temple
- Hours
- About 8:30am–6:30pm, last entry 5:30pm; varies by about 30 minutes by season
- Tickets
- Adults ¥50, ages 6–18 ¥25, under-6s free; real-name entry with passport
- Address
- 231 Wuhouci Dajie, Wuhou
It's called Zhuge Liang's shrine, but the main hall is actually the temple to Liu Bei, with Zhuge Liang's hall behind it; locals say it's the only place a ruler and his minister are enshrined together. Clay statues of Shu generals line the corridors, so anyone who knows the Three Kingdoms will enjoy hunting for names. At the back, a red wall curves through bamboo, the most photographed spot here and the longest queue. The grassy mound beside it is Huiling, Liu Bei's tomb.