Wuhou Shrine

The Wuhou Shrine was initially built in 223AD and now covers an area of about 150,000 square meters. It consists of Liu Bei’s Building and memorial halls in honor of Zhuge Liang and other ministers in the Shuhan of the Three Kingdoms. In 1961, the Shrine was chosen as one of the leading national relics-protecting units by China’s State Council. Then in 1984, the Museum was founded and since 2008, it has ranked among the nation’s great top-class museums. As a well-known shrine to the Three Kingdoms, the Wuhou Shrine has brilliantly existed for over 1,780 years, and accumulated a rich and profound heritage of Chinese culture and history.