Shaanxi Hanzhong Wuhou Tomb Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Tomb of Marquis Wu is the resting place of Zhuge Liang, the outstanding statesman and military strategist in Chinese history. The cemetery has undulating hills, surrounded by mountains and rivers, and has a quiet and simple atmosphere. It is known as one of the "Natural Parks in Southern Shaanxi" say.

Attractions distribution:

The Tomb of Marquis Wu, also known as the Tomb of Zhuge Liang, is located at the foot of Dingjun Mountain in Mian County. Zhuge Liang assisted Liu Bei in establishing the Shu Han regime during his lifetime, and became Prime Minister Wuxiang Marquis. In 234 AD, when Zhuge Liang attacked Wei for the fifth time, he became ill from overwork and died of illness. Wuzhang, a former soldier, was buried at the foot of Dingjun Mountain. He was posthumously named "Zhongwuhou" by the Shu Han court. For thousands of years, people called the cemetery the Tomb of Wuhou.
Wuhou Cemetery covers an area of ​​about 45,000 square meters. It was first built in 263 AD. Since then, it has been repaired in all dynasties. The larger ones were built in the Tang, Ming and Qing dynasties. The current building is in the Qing Dynasty architectural style. The three courtyards of the palace are connected in parallel and are arranged on a central axis with the mountain gate, worship hall, main hall, tomb pavilion, tomb and sleeping palace. There are many steles from various eras left in the garden, 34 plaques, 29 couplets and 100 murals of the Three Kingdoms story. The rest of the stele and plaques are mostly words praising Zhuge Wuhou. There are more than 10 bells, cauldrons and furnace chimes from various eras, and there are 48 engraved banners with the posthumous text of Wuhou. These remaining cultural relics are not only witnesses of history, but also add to the content of the tour. .

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spots, provincial scenic spots

Scenic spot features:

Zhuge Liang, cultural tour, ancestral hall, memorial hall, cemetery