Liu Xiang Mausoleum, Mausoleum in Wuhou District, China
Liu Xiang Mausoleum is a burial site in Chengdu featuring traditional Chinese architecture, stone carvings, and sculptures arranged within landscaped gardens. The complex is organized around a central burial chamber with multiple zones and structures.
The mausoleum was built during the Three Kingdoms period to honor a military leader who conducted major campaigns in the region. It stands as a monument from that era of political and military change.
The site reflects ancient Chinese burial traditions through its spatial organization and the spaces designed for honoring ancestors. Visitors can walk through these ceremonial areas and sense how they once functioned as places of remembrance.
The site is open daily from morning to early evening, allowing visitors to explore the various zones at their own pace. Informational signage is available throughout to help you understand the layout and structures.
Excavations at the site uncovered military artifacts such as weapons and armor from the Three Kingdoms era. These discoveries show what the military equipment and warrior gear of that time actually looked like.
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