Three Kingdoms Scenic Palace

Three Kingdoms Scenic Palace

The Three Kingdoms Scenic Palace is located about 500 meters west of the train station near the Cao Cao Clan Tomb Complex. It is the first artificial tourist attraction in Anhui Province built using high-tech sound, light, and electrical technologies, and also the largest Han Dynasty-style architectural complex among tourist attractions nationwide. Covering an area of over 40 acres, the palace is 120 meters long and 70 meters wide, with a construction area of 5,200 square meters. The first-floor ancient fortress stands 7 meters tall, while the second-floor Wei Wu Hall rises to 19 meters. The scale and design are classic, elegant, majestic, and spectacular. The main gate features grand Han Dynasty que towers, with eighteen large stone tripods lined up on both sides of the central avenue. The altar railings are carved from jade, and the altar plaza is paved with bluestone. Battle flags stand densely around the fortress, and three majestic silk banners representing the states of Wei, Shu, and Wu flutter proudly in front of the Wei Wu Hall.