Hong Kong's hidden mint style 🍃mosque🕌️

People come and go in Central 🏃‍♀️🏃🏃🏼‍♂️ There is a mint green 🍃 mosque hidden next to the escalator And it is the first mosque in Hong Kong to be listed as a statutory monument! 🕌️Jamia Mosque Also known as the Muslim Halal Liturgy Headquarters ~ surrounded by thick stone walls and dense ancient trees Being in it, quiet 🌿, quiet 🤫, sacred It forms a strong contrast with the bustling City of Central. The Shili Street Mosque is a typical Islamic building with a rectangular shape The main entrance is arched and surrounded by onion-shaped arched windows with Arabic characteristics There are plenty of decorative lines on the wall, with an arch and a Hubai Pagoda ~ The Shirley Street Mosque is located at the junction of Shirley Street and Moro Temple Street It was built in 1849. When it was first built, it was just a small stone house After several restorations over the years, the color of the exterior walls has been changed several times It used to be colors such as white or pink, at least for the past twenty-five years👀 It became the current green 🍃🕌️ Yesterday my friend and I only took pictures outside📸 did not enter the temple of worship There was a staff member 👨🏻‍💼 while taking pictures Let us briefly explain the history here 👍🏻 Every Sunday afternoon here, some believers act as voluntary guides To explain Islamic culture, welcome to 💁🏻‍♀️ In addition to taking photos and checking in, you can also learn about the life and culture of the ethnic minorities in the area and the development history of the Muslim ethnic group in Hong Kong. It is worth a visit! Address: 30 Shelly Street, Mid-Levels, Central, Hong Kong Island Access: Exit C of Central MTR Station and walk to the escalator Then take the elevator up, at the junction of Shelly Street and Moro Temple Street Walk for about 15 minutes Opening hours: 10am – 9 pm #LocalTravel #Augustvlog #HongKongGood Places #SummerGood Places #Holiday Good Places #Monuments