Tomb of Liu Bei in Wuhou, Chengdu – Huiling Mausoleum

Tomb of Liu Bei in Wuhou, Chengdu – Huiling Mausoleum

The Tomb of Liu Bei in Wuhou, Chengdu – Huiling Mausoleum is a cultural tourism attraction.

The tomb of Liu Bei is known as "Huiling," and it is located within the Wuhou Shrine in Chengdu. In front of Liu Bei’s tomb stands a stone stele erected during the Qing Dynasty’s Qianlong era, inscribed with “Tomb of Emperor Zhaolie of Han.” The mausoleum complex includes structures such as a screen wall, a gated fence, a spirit way, and the sleeping hall. It is situated adjacent to the Temple of Emperor Zhaolie and on the west side of the Wuhou Shrine, connected to the shrine by a red-walled corridor. Most visitors to the Wuhou Shrine usually come here to take a look.

Liu Bei’s tomb is located inside the Wuhou Shrine. As a tomb site, it may not be particularly entertaining, but the surrounding scenery is quite nice—especially the red corridor that circles the mausoleum grounds, which is perfect for photos. Following the audio guide available through the official WeChat account can teach you a lot, such as why Liu Bei’s tomb is built so small.

The admission fee is included in the Wuhou Shrine ticket.

Location of the Attraction

Inside the Wuhou Shrine, Wuhou District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province