Dongguan Mosque, Mosque in China
The Dongguan Mosque is one of the largest mosques in China, located in the Chengdong District.
Built in 1380, the Dongguan Mosque has a history spanning over six centuries.
It serves as a major center for Islamic culture and education in Qinghai Province.
Visitors should respect religious practices and dress modestly when visiting the mosque.
The mosque is recognized both as a Major Historical and Cultural Site at the National Level, and protected by Qinghai Province.
Location: Chengdong District
Inception: 1380
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