Zhengding Zhaoyun Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Zhengding Zhao Yun Temple is a temple built to commemorate Zhao Yun, a famous Shu Han general during the Three Kingdoms period. While promoting Chinese national culture, it also shows Zhao Yun's heroic demeanor. The antique Qing Dynasty garden architecture allows tourists to enjoy sightseeing while It also increases the understanding of the historical stories of the Three Kingdoms.

Attractions distribution:

Zhengding Zhaoyun Temple now covers an area of ​​20 acres, with a construction area of ​​1,500 square meters. It adopts a classical architectural structure imitating the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It consists of a square, a first courtyard, and a second courtyard and a backyard. It has a simple shape and magnificent momentum. Its main buildings include Shanmen Hall, Siyi Hall, Wuhu Hall, Junchen Hall and Shunping Hou Hall. There is a "Zilongxiao Martial Arts Field" in the backyard of the main hall. The Zhao Yun hometown stele, Zhao Yun's drinking manger, and the large stone lock for practicing martial arts on display in the temple are all original relics in the temple. Guan Yu's "Wind and Rain Bamboo", Zhang Fei's handwritten treasures, and weapons, pottery and other cultural relics unearthed in Zhengding are all related to the story of the Three Kingdoms. In addition, there are many cultural relics such as Cao Cao's only extant handwriting "Gun Xue", Zhuge Liang's "Departure List" written by Yue Fei before and after, as well as ancient weapons preserved from the Three Kingdoms period. During traditional holidays such as May Day and National Day Golden Week, a series of cultural activities such as Changshan War Drum Performance are often held here.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 2A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Three Kingdoms, historical tour, cultural tour, Zhao Yun, temples, ancient buildings