Wangcong Shrine
This mausoleum and shrine commemorates the ancient Shu rulers Wangdi and Congdi, who were buried together. Between the halls and tombs, pools ring the site, their waters rippling.…
Wangcong Shrine, Chengdu
Key facts
- Admission
- Free
- Opening hours
- 9：00—17：00
- Time needed
- 2 hours
- Getting there
- Near Jinhuaqiao Station (金花桥站, bus stop)
- Guidebook rating
- 3 / 5
From China Self Guided Travel 2025, page 319. Open in Google Maps
About Wangcong Shrine
This mausoleum and shrine commemorates the ancient Shu rulers Wangdi and Congdi, who were buried together. Between the halls and tombs, pools ring the site, their waters rippling. Pavilions such as Daosun Lou and Tingjuan Lou are built along the water's edge. More than 200 ancient cypresses surround the tombs, lush and dense. The Song Contest held here during the Dragon Boat Festival is grand and lively.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Wangcong Shrine cost?
Admission to Wangcong Shrine is Free, as listed in the 2025 guidebook. Prices can change; check the official channel before you go.
What are the opening hours of Wangcong Shrine?
Wangcong Shrine is open 9：00—17：00.
How do I get to Wangcong Shrine?
Near Jinhuaqiao Station (金花桥站, bus stop)
How long should I spend at Wangcong Shrine?
Plan on 2 hours for Wangcong Shrine.
Where is Wangcong Shrine?
Wangcong Shrine is in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, in the Southwest of China. No. 3-4 Wangcong Middle Road, Pidu District
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