shui cheng · san guo xiao zhen

Shuicheng Three Kingdoms Town is a national AAAA-level Attraction. The area where the Attraction is located is the remains of the ancient battlefield where Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi confronted each other along the banks of the Wei River in 234 AD (234 AD). Zhuge Liang later passed away in Wuzhangyuan. The mottled war relics on this land have disappeared with the passage of time, but the stories here have never stopped. Those bravery, determination and wisdom have become a kind of culture here, and the origins have been passed down. Today, we recall history and inherit culture. Shuicheng Three Kingdoms Town combines domestic and foreign scientific and technological means to reproduce the historical features of the year and create a western tourist and cultural resort!

The Water City Three Kingdoms Town Attraction relies on the authentic historical culture of the Three Kingdoms, embraces the unique charm of the Weihe Wetland, and integrates the classic historical allusions of the Three Kingdoms. With a new perspective and a combination of reality and fiction, it creates a comprehensive Three Kingdoms cultural experience site with the Three Kingdoms cultural experience as the core, deeply integrating performances, food, entertainment, leisure, and vacation.

The Water City Three Kingdoms Town is committed to integrating regional historical culture and fusing modern fashion elements. It will fully and vividly display the "long-standing local cultural stories" through the functional combination of Dreaming of the Three Kingdoms, Stories of the Three Kingdoms, and Customs of the Three Kingdoms. Adhering to the southern design concept of "the city is built in the water, and people travel on the water", the Attraction will be built into a characteristic ancient town surrounded by water systems, ancient buildings and pleasant scenery, thus forming a Three Kingdoms cultural experience site with a clear theme, rich business types, and the integration of architectural landscapes and cultural arts. Visitors can "travel through time" and feel the different folk customs of the north and south during the Three Kingdoms period.