Three Kingdoms City · Water Margin City (Wuxi Film and TV Base)
The Taihu film and TV city built by CCTV to shoot the 1994 version of *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*; 5A-rated
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 08:30-17:00
- Ticket
- approx. CNY 160 (combined ticket for both cities)
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
The Taihu film and TV city built by CCTV to shoot the 1994 version of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, 5A-rated; the Wu King's Palace, Ganlu Temple and Liangshan Assembly Hall, plus a live-action horseback battle show of 'The Three Heroes Battle Lü Bu' and naval drills on Taihu warships — the founding base of China's film-and-TV tourism.
Getting there: Bus, Yingshi Jidi stop
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