Nanguan Mosque

The mosque features five green domes and two minarets reaching 30 meters high, with a main building spanning two stories across 1,300 square meters.

The original structure from the Ming Dynasty period was moved to Nanguan District in 1916, destroyed in the 1960s, and rebuilt in 1981.

The central dome represents Prophet Mohammed while four corner domes symbolize important imams, with Koranic verses engraved in white marble throughout the building.

The prayer hall accommodates 1,300 worshipers simultaneously, with separate facilities including a women's worship area, Arabic school, and reception rooms on the first floor.

The mosque grounds contain a 15-meter diameter fountain surrounded by gardens, with two spiral staircases leading to the main prayer hall.

Location: Xingqing District

GPS coordinates: 38.45490,106.27550

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:11