Yongan Palace
Yongan Palace is a scenic area in Enshi, China.
Visitor information
- Also known as
- 永安宫
- City
- Enshi
- Coordinates
- 31.0444514, 109.5439133
About Yongan Palace
Yong'an Palace is the former site of Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty, Liu Bei Tuogu. It was originally Liu Bei's palace in Baidi City. In the second year of Zhangwu (222), Liu Bei led an army of 200,000 people to the east to avenge Guan Yu. He was attacked by Soochow general Lu Xunhuo for 800 miles. After being defeated, he still defended Yufu. The county was renamed Yong'an and the camp was also named Yong'an Palace. In the spring of the third year of Zhangwu (223 years), Liu Bei was ill and entrusted himself to Prime Minister Zhuge Liang and Shangshu Ling Li Yan. The ruins of Yong'an Palace still exist from the Tang Dynasty. Su Shi of the Song Dynasty wrote in a poem: "The mausoleums and valleys have changed throughout the ages, but the Forbidden City has survived." During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the Xianzhu Temple and other temples were built.
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More attractions in Enshi
- Enshi Grand Canyon — 5A
- Shennong Stream Tujia Boatman Culture Tourism Area — 5A
- Tenglong Cave Tourism Area — 5A
- Baidi City·Qutang Gorge Scenic Area 26 — 5A
- Chongqing Yunyang Longgang National Geopark — 5A
- Qutang Gorge — 5A
- Shiziguan (Lion Pass) Tourism Area — 4A
- Enshi Daqingjiang (Great Qing River) Tourism Area — 4A
All attractions in Enshi · Local guides in Enshi
Frequently asked questions
How do I visit Yongan Palace with a local guide?
Open the Enshi page on MeetPanda, choose a local guide, and send your date. The guide buys tickets, plans the order with nearby sights and explains what you are seeing.