Laohua Mosque, Mosque in China
The Laohua Mosque is a prominent Islamic place of worship located in Linxia City.
Established in 1368, the Laohua Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in China.
It serves as a cultural hub for Hui Muslims in the region and features traditional Chinese architectural styles.
Visitors to the mosque can experience its serene courtyard and learn about Islamic practices in China.
The mosque uniquely combines Islamic and Chinese architectural elements, reflecting centuries of cultural exchange.
Location: Linxia City
Inception: 1368
Address: 位于甘肃省临夏市华寺街
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