Wulingyuan

Wulingyuan is a location in Total War: Three Kingdoms. It is a point of interest in southern China, located in Badong commandery.

Description[]

Hidden within this beautiful valley lie towering stone pillars and unchecked nature.

Historical Context[]

Wulingyuan is a valley in the Wuling mountain range in the Hunan Province of China. It is an extremely remote area of China that was nearly impossible to access for most of human history. It wasn't until the 1970s that Wulingyuan was "discovered", and the area became accessible to the public. Wulingyuan is famous for its gigantic quartzite sandstone pillars, the largest of which stand over 200 meters tall. It is a popular tourist spot and was quickly turned into a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

v・d・e Total War: Three Kingdoms locations
Northern China	Anding・Anping・Bohai・Dai・Guangyang・Hanzhong・Hedong・Henei・Jincheng・Jingzhao・Liaodong・Liaoxi・Pingyuan・Shangdang・Shuofang・Taiyuan・Wei・Wudu・Wuwei・Xihe・Yanmen・Youbeiping・Zhongshan
Central China	Ba・Baxi・Beihai・Chen・Dong・Donghai・Donglai・Guangling・Huainan・Jiangxia・Langya・Lean・Lujiang・Luoyang・Nan・Nanyang・Pengcheng・Runan・Shangyong・Shu・Xiangyang・Xiapi・Yingchuan
Southern China	Badong・Cangwu・Changsha・Danyang・Fuling・Gaoliang・Hepu・Norhtern Jian'an・Southern Jian'an・Jiangyang・Jiaozhi・Jiuzhen・Kuaiji・Lingling・Linhai・Luling・Nanhai・Poyang・Wuling・Xindu・Yizhou・Yongchang・Yulin・Yunnan・Yuzhang・Zangke
Gate Passes	Gu Pass・Hangu Pass・Hulao Pass・Jiameng Pass・Kui Pass・Qi Pass・San Pass・Tong Pass・Wu Pass
Areas of Interest	China・Dujiangyan Canal・The Great Wall・Lingqu Canal・South Great Mountain・Stone Forest・Wulingyuan・Yangtze River・Yellow River・Yu River・Zhengguo Canal・Mount Emei・Mount Hua・Mount Longhu・Mount Qingcheng・Mount Qiyun・Mount Song・Mount Tai・Mount Wudang・Mount Wutai・Dong Sea・Huang Sea・Nan Sea・Zhang Sea