Zhugeliang Guli Memorial Hall

Although I can't find any bright spots, I know that many people from the Three Kingdoms are related to Linyi.

Zhuge Liang's Hometown Memorial is located at the entrance of a quiet village. Tickets are 10 yuan. There is a parking lot next to it. The memorial hall is a small courtyard. On the left side of the entrance is the original site of Zhuge Liang Temple. It is said that it was built in the Sui Dynasty. There is an ancient ginkgo tree that needs three people to hug the trunk. The corridor leads directly to the main hall, where there are Kongming colored sculptures. There is a forest of steles in the back of the palace, but unfortunately they are all newly carved. The only monuments remaining in the courtyard are some collected stones of the Han Dynasty, whose content has nothing to do with Zhuge. The memorial hall is invested and managed by the village. It is quiet and tidy. The staff is a few elderly people, and the service attitude is very simple and kind. According to them, most of the villagers moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi in the early Ming Dynasty, and currently there is no Zhuge surname and descendants. The pass is still worth seeing.

Too pit person, too small! Not a mu of land size, a minute is gone! 5 yuan is not worth it! Who goes who regrets .....

It is about 40 kilometers away from Linyi, and the road is easy to walk. The Binhe Road along the Yi River heads north, and it takes less than an hour to get there. There are still more than ten kilometers to Yinan. It is recommended that friends who go to Zhuquan village arrange for the first line. The building is new, and the temple site has been recorded since the Sui Dynasty, which proves that in addition to a 1500-year-old ancient ginkgo tree, there are also many ancient Han painting stone tablets, which are worth seeing. Those who love natural scenery will be very satisfied to go before the spring and autumn.

I have a chance to check it out, there are unforgettable memories