Part of the Wuhou Shrine Museum Cultural Heritage Zone, the Wuhou Shrine includes the Hui Tomb, Han Zhao Lie Temple, Wuhou Shrine, and San Yi Temple—each deeply linked to the Three Kingdoms era. This shrine holds the distinction of being the only one in China to honor both a ruler and his minister.

The Wuhou Shrine, located in Chengdu, Sichuan, was erected to honor Zhuge Liang, the chancellor of the Shu Han state during the Three Kingdoms period. Part of the Wuhou Shrine Museum Cultural Heritage Zone, it is a must-see for history lovers exploring Chengdu historical site. Key places in Chengdu within the Wuhou Shrine Museum include the Hui Tomb, Han Zhao Lie Temple, Wuhou Shrine, and San Yi Temple—each deeply linked to the Three Kingdoms era. This shrine holds the distinction of being the only one in China to honor both a ruler and his minister. Among its treasures is the Hui Tomb, the resting place of Liu Bei, one of the best-preserved ancient tombs in Sichuan. The Han Zhao Lie Temple houses statues of Liu Bei and his son Liu Shan, while the San Yi Temple commemorates the legendary bond of brotherhood between Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei. Beyond its memorial function, the shrine houses numerous exhibits that illuminate the history and culture of the Shu Han, including inscriptions, stone carvings, and calligraphy.