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Tomb of Wangjian

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The Tomb of Wang Jian is a significant historical site in Chengdu, housing the remains of Wang Jian, the founder of the Former Shu dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. The tomb is a large earthen mound that once contained an underground palace, now open to visitors. You descend a stone staircase into a dimly lit chamber with a massive stone coffin platform, surrounded by intricate carvings of musicians, dancers, and mythical creatures. The most famous artifact is a stone statue of Wang Jian himself, one of the few surviving imperial portraits from that era. The site also features a small museum displaying pottery, coins, and other relics. The grounds are peaceful, with ancient cypress trees and a quiet garden, offering a contrast to the bustling city outside.

À ne pas manquer

  • View the stone coffin platform with relief carvings of court musicians and dancers.
  • See the iconic stone statue of Wang Jian, a rare imperial portrait.
  • Explore the small on-site museum with excavated artifacts.
  • Walk the peaceful grounds shaded by ancient cypress trees.
  • Admire the architectural layout of the underground palace.

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Bon à savoir avant de partir

  • Photography is allowed inside the tomb chamber, but no flash.
  • English signage is limited; consider a guide or audio tour.
  • Bring water, as there are few vendors inside.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for stairs and walking.

Un peu d'histoire

Wang Jian (847–918) was a warlord who founded the Former Shu kingdom in 907. His tomb was built in 918 and later rediscovered in 1942. It is one of the few intact imperial tombs from the Five Dynasties period in China.

Questions fréquentes

Is the tomb open every day?

Yes, typically 8:30 AM–5:30 PM, but hours may vary on holidays.

How much is the entrance fee?

Around 20–30 RMB for adults; check official site for updates.

Can I take photos inside the tomb?

Yes, but no flash or tripods.

Is there an English audio guide?

Audio guides are available in English; ask at the ticket office.

How long does it take to see everything?

About 1 to 1.5 hours.

Are there restrooms on site?

Yes, near the entrance.

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