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Hotels near Niujie Mosque: (0.13 km) Hanting Express Beijing Niujie (0.12 km) 7 Days Inn Beijing Guanganmennei Metro Station Niujie (0.17 km) Hongwei Yijia Chain Hotel Beijing Niujie (0.26 km) Jinducheng Hotel (0.28 km) Xinyuan Jishun Guest House View all hotels near Niujie Mosque on Tripadvisor

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Restaurants near Niujie Mosque: (0.11 km) Lao Cheng Yi(Niujie) (0.13 km) Bai Ji NianGao (ShuRu HuTong) (0.09 km) Bao Ji DouZhi (0.19 km) DaShun Zhai (NiuJie) (0.19 km) NiuJie QingZhen ChaoShi MeiShiCheng View all restaurants near Niujie Mosque on Tripadvisor

Niujie Mosque, Beijing

#89 of 1,658 things to do in Beijing

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“Juma Prayer in Beijing during layover (12 hours layover)”

Dec 2019

I went to see this mosque and said my Juma prayer (held on Friday at 1:30PM local time) during my Beijing layover on Dec 6, 2019. It was amazing to see how 1000 years ago, some muslim reached here and built the mosque (though it's not the same mosque that was built 1000 years ago). I felt very spiritual and also lost in the history while in the Mosque. Outside of the mosque, I was able to find quite a few places to eat halal food. I definitely recommend anyone to visit this unique mosque and eat some halal food from nearby restaurants.

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“Beautiful masjid in a halal street of beijing”

Nov 2019

If you are a Muslim you need to come this place for two reasons ,one for the oldest masjid in Beijing to see the architecture and calmness that you find here and two for the halal food which can be a hotpot or the beef noodles you need to come to explore this street

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Juma Prayer in Beijing during layover (12 hours layover)

Dec 2019

I went to see this mosque and said my Juma prayer (held on Friday at 1:30PM local time) during my Beijing layover on Dec 6, 2019. It was amazing to see how 1000 years ago, some muslim reached here and built the mosque (though it's not the same mosque that was built 1000 years ago). I felt very spiritual and also lost in the history while in the Mosque. Outside of the mosque, I was able to find quite a few places to eat halal food. I definitely recommend anyone to visit this unique mosque and eat some halal food from nearby restaurants.

Written 15 December 2019

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afzal_j

Mumbai, India717 contributions

Beautiful masjid in a halal street of beijing

Nov 2019 • Solo

If you are a Muslim you need to come this place for two reasons ,one for the oldest masjid in Beijing to see the architecture and calmness that you find here and two for the halal food which can be a hotpot or the beef noodles you need to come to explore this street

Written 11 December 2019

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N Halim

Melaka, Malaysia25 contributions

A Calm Sanctuary in the middle of the Muslim Quarter of Beijing.

Dec 2018

A nice combination of Chinese and Islamic cultures. Muslims can enter the prayer hall to perform their prayers.

Written 19 August 2019

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ako z

Kuantan, Malaysia40 contributions

Beautiful, unique mosque

Oct 2018 • Family

The oldest mosque in Beijing has a very unique and beautiful architecture. In this neighborhood, we can see the harmony of the people here despite different religions. This place is a hidden gem in Beijing which must be visited by all.

Written 9 November 2018

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rsenteno

Phoenix, AZ317 contributions

Good spot

Aug 2018 • Solo

Great mosque in central Beijing a good mixture of true beijing with the historic and modern mixed together

Written 10 August 2018

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M Q

Tampa, Florida10 contributions

Wow! Ancient Mosque. Amazing experience

Dec 2017

This mosque is built in 996 AD. It is fully functional. The mosque and the neighborhood represents a unique Chinese muslim culture in the heart of Beijing. We highly recommend a visit and experience the mosque and the neighborhood.

Written 3 March 2018

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Plino

Cologne, Germany210 contributions

Hidden gem in Beijing

Jan 2018 • Solo

The Niujie mosque is a very interesting place in Beijing. During the long history of Beijing there were many groups and believes arriving a the capital of the kingdom of the middle. The Muslim arrived also here and this old complex (started 996 ac) is interesting discover.
The small size still offer plentiful details to observe. The style is strongly influenced by the traditional Chinese architecture.It is an active religious center so even if the heat of Beijing invite you to wear shorts or other skimpy attire please refrain here. The prayer hall is not open to non Muslim.
The peace in the courtyard invite you to sit and rest for a moment forgetting the hustle of a metropolis like Beijing. In the backyard there are some 13 century tombs from imams. The street is known for its Muslim food so keep an eye open for restaurants or food shops.

Written 26 January 2018

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Rachelle W

Los Angeles, CA1,628 contributions

Visited as a Tourist

Dec 2017 • Solo

I visited the mosque as a non-Muslim visitor. Admission is 5 Chinese dollars (About US$1), and I think it is well worth it!
This mosque has traditional Chinese buildings, nothing conventional Islamic is found on the exteriors. I didn’t get to visit the inside of the mosque because no visitor is allowed. From the outside, if it were not the Persian writing on some of the flying buttresses, I wouldn’t know I’m at a mosque. Really amazing traditional Chinese architecture!

Come in the afternoon around 4pm (Dec 2017), and one would catch an amazing piece of sunset at the mosque. Good picture op!

Be respectful :) It is a working religious site.

Recommend time to spend - for non-believers, 30-45 minutes.

PS: female bathroom is located in the female quarter, FAR in the back!

Written 22 December 2017

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khuzaimi2015

Port Dickson, Malaysia1,825 contributions

Impressed

Nov 2017 • Friends

It was surprising to know that Beijing had a mosque that was more than 1000 years old. It is in the Muslim quarter of Beijing. It is a small mosque with nondescript architecture unlike mosques in Turkey. Chinese influences ware obviously very visible in its design. There was security at the entrance. Warm water for ablution was nice unlike mosque in Turkey with their very cold water.

Written 11 November 2017

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Kamara

Cherating, Malaysia2,241 contributions

Magnificent Niujie Mosque

Sep 2016 • Friends

We went there for the first time to pray. The oldest and biggest mosque in Beijing. Such a beautiful architecture. Mixed of Chinese and Middle East architecture, I guess. Nice spot for photos shoot as well. Non-muslims are welcome but should wear proper attire.

Nearby, we can easily find tasty halal foods.

Written 30 June 2017

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