The Mosque is an oasis in the city centre, with structures dating back 700 years. The Mosque remains the centre of one of the largest muslim communities in China. There is a small fee for admission. Surrounding the Mosque are a number of markets. The first market, along the pedestrian pathway leading directly to the Mosque is to be avoided... More

The mosque has a unique design compared to all the other mosques I have ever seen. It has been built in complete Chinese style and beautiful gardens and wood carvings. According to me it is far more impressive tham the terra cota soldiers. Unfortunately, the imam of the mosque does not allow non-muslims into the prayer buildings, which has Kuran... More

Interesting site. Mainly the gardens as you cannot enter the prayer areas. More

Just didn't do it for me.I was not impressed by the Mosque, had it been open for general admission, then maybe I would have enjoyed my visit more. More

its a muslim area , its like a street market area, near the drum tower and its DARK! carefull when night joy walk. More

The gardens here are extraordinarily lovely and if you pursue them to the end you will find a mosque which you may not enter but if the call to prayer is imminent you will witness the scurrying of many Chinese men in white caps who enter to pray. More

A slice of quietness within the city. Nicely preserved, even though it could use more loving care. The street just west of the mosque offers wonderful food options. More

A mosque is not what you expect in China and this one is worth the visit as it has a typical Chinese style More

The mosque is not like any other mosque I have ever seen in my life. It is completely Chinese and you almost do not find any Arabian influences in the architechture. It was ok to visit especially the walk towards it while you have to go inside a small market selling all kinds of small souveniers. If you don't have... More