Shouxian Mosque Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Shouxian Mosque is the largest and oldest mosque courtyard in East China. There are several ginkgo trees in the courtyard, which block out the sun and set off the verandah and porch, giving it a solemn and solemn look. There are many ancient stone steles in the temple. The most precious one is Mao Zedong's only inscription to a religious site. The handwriting is smooth and flowing, vigorous and powerful. The buildings in the temple have overhanging eaves and intersecting corners, and are perfectly integrated with pearl couplets. They are magnificent and integrated.

Attractions distribution:

The mosque is located in the Mosque Alley of West Street in the ancient city of Shouxian County, facing west and facing east, covering an area of ​​5,632 square meters. On the central axis of the temple from east to west, there are a large middle door and a side door, a second door and a side door, a statueless hall, a lecture hall and a side room, as well as a wall surrounding the hall. In the Ermen, Fangting and other places, there are several ancient steles, Mao Zedong's inscriptions and plaques.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National key units

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, ancient visits, pilgrimage, historical research, religion, historic sites