Three Lords Cultural Park

Three Lords Cultural Park

The Three Lords Cultural Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

The An'guo Three Lords Cultural Park in Pei County, Xuzhou is an important part of the Han Culture Scenic Area in Pei County. Situated in the southeast of An'guo Town and close to the former bed of the Si River, it covers 100 acres, with a total investment of 150 million yuan, planned and designed by the Nanjing Bide Tourism Planning and Design Research Institute. The park has been officially designated as a National 3A-level Tourist Attraction by the China National Tourism Administration, adding another beautiful travel highlight for Pei County.

An'guo Town is known as the "Home of Three Lords within Five Li, Birthplace of Emperors, Generals and Ministers." It was where Emperor Gaozu of Han, Liu Bang, spent his youth, and also the birthplace of three prominent figures of the early Han Dynasty: Marquis Jiang (Zhou Bo), Marquis An’guo (Wang Ling), and Marquis Yingyin (Guan Ying). Their villages were located less than five li apart, thus earning the title “Three Lords within Five Li.” "The roots of the Great Han stem from Xiaopei, but the deepest roots lie in An’guo." With its rich historical and cultural heritage, the ancient town of An’guo has become a sacred place for exploring Han culture, conducting academic research, and for overseas Liu family descendants and heirs of the Three Lords to seek their ancestral roots.

The construction of the scenic area began in 2012 and was completed and opened to the public in 2014. The park includes the Si River Post Cultural Park, the An’guo Tripod, a cultural square, the Book Scroll of the Lords’ Manor, blue-stone bas-reliefs of the Three Lords, Dragon-Phoenix Scenic Rocks, a Han History Corridor, a map of the early Han Dynasty’s territory, a canal transport wharf, Han cultural雕塑 (sculptural installations), as well as supporting facilities such as a visitor center, parking lot, and shopping center. It is a leisure cultural attraction integrating the display, education, research, and experience of Han culture.

Address: Opposite the An'guo Town Government, Pei County

Ticket: Free

Bus: Route 33

Information source: Office of the People's Government of Pei County

An'guo Town: A township under the jurisdiction of Pei County. After liberation, it was part of the Longgu District. In 1957, the An’guo Commune was established, and in 1983, it became An’guo Township. Located in the northwest of the county, about 20 kilometers from the county seat, it covers an area of 48 square kilometers with a population of 42,000. The Pei-Wang Highway runs through the township. It administers 18 village committees—An’guo, Dingzhuang, Guanying, Liu Bang, Caijia, Zhangshuanglou, Zhoutian, Wantang, Weixiaolou, Wei Zi Yuan, Erlangmiao, Miaodao Kou, Xinjia, Zhangzhuang, Liuheya, Sunjing, Wumiao, and Liumatou—and one residential committee, Yuanzhuang. The main agricultural activities are crop cultivation and livestock farming, with key produce including wheat, rice, and fruits. Local enterprises produce marble and other materials... More detailed information on An’guo Town++