Huajue Lane Mosque, Xi'an Muslim Street

Xi'an's local Muslim street food culture, where you can taste many halal staple foods, snacks, and specialty drinks; there are two prominent attractions in the street, Gao's Grand Courtyard and the mosque, if you like, you can visit them together The mosque houses handwritten copies of the Quran, religious paintings, Arabic calligraphy, the Mecca Map, various scripture boxes and incense burners, and the "Tiger Picture White Building" made of nanmu wood in the main hall, all of which are precious Islamic cultural relics in China. It is said that the mosque used to have more than 800 households of believers and a complete management system. The mosque used to have a university of scriptures, and since the Qing Dynasty, many talents in the study of scriptures have emerged, making it the center of the "Shaanxi School" of scripture education It is known as the best ancient architectural mosque and the best-preserved ancient architectural mosque in the world 🕘[Opening hours]: 08:00–18:00 💴[Ticket price]: Peak season: 25/person, off-season: 15/person 🚌[Transportation guide]: Walking is more convenient, as there are many people and shops in the Muslim Street 👉[Itinerary]: While visiting the Muslim Street, you can also visit the Huajue Lane Mosque on the Muslim Street. The ticket is not expensive, and you can also feel the combination of Chinese ancient architecture and Islam; there are many foreign friends in the scenic area