Wuhou Shrine

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Najlepší čas na návštevu

Spring and autumn (March to May or September to November) are the best seasons, with pleasant temperatures and lush ancient cypress trees. Enter immediately after the gates open at 9 a.m. on weekdays to avoid the peak tour group crowds and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.

Tipy na rozpočet

Admission is 60 RMB, with half-price tickets for students and seniors aged 60 and above. Jinli Ancient Street is right next door, so you can arrange to visit both on the same day, saving both time and transportation costs. The last Tuesday of each month is a free admission day (advance reservation required).

Odporúčané pre

Three Kingdoms enthusiasts, Ancient architecture lovers, Travelers who enjoy quiet gardens, Cultural deep-dive travel enthusiasts

Naplánujte si návštevu

1.5 to 2.5 hours

O

Rýchle fakty: V chráme s rozlohou 37 000 metrov štvorcových sa nachádza "Stéla troch dokonalostí", ktorú napísal kancléř Pei Du z dynastie Tang a kaligraficky vyhotovil Liu Gongchuo. Viac ako 2 000 starých cyprusov obklopuje červené steny a sivé strechy, pričom jeden z nich údajne zasadil sám Zhuge Liang a jeho vek presahuje 1 700 rokov.

Zaujímavosti: Na odkvape hlavnej siene je 47 keramických figúrok postáv z obdobia Troch ríš, každá má iný výraz a postoj. Počas dažďa glazúra získava zelenkastý lesk. Ešte pozoruhodnejšia je vôňa kadidla zmiešaná s vôňou starých cyprusov, ktorá napĺňa celé nádvorie pokojom, akoby ste sa preniesli o tisíc rokov späť.

Insiderské tipy

After entering through the main gate, head left first to avoid the crowds heading straight for the main hall.
The best spot for photos is along the corridor of the civil and military galleries. The side light around 3 p.m. brings out the texture of the red walls and ancient cypress trees.
No need to spend money on a tour guide. Just scan the QR code at the entrance and rent an electronic audio guide for 10 RMB, which is more than enough.
The "Three Perfections Stele" is in the exhibition hall on the right after entering the gate. Many people rush past and miss it, so be sure to stop and take a look at the inscription.