Huangcheng Mosque

The Imperial City Mosque was built in Qing Kangxi for five years (1677 AD), and was destroyed in the Republic of China for six years (1917 〉, the same year was rebuilt. In 1997, according to the Chengdu city construction plan, the mosque was relocated from the original site to the southwest, and it was rebuilt in Tianfu Square. The late president of the Chinese Islamic Association, Anshi Great Aqi, wrote the name of the temple of the Imperial City Mosque. The ancient area of the Imperial City Mosque is 6.173 mu (the old temple 5.234 mu), and the building area is 5941 square meters (the old temple 2473 square meters). The building in the temple is divided into four floors, with a west-to-east layout, and the buildings in the south and north are symmetrical. There is a courtyard room building, two floors up and down the hall of worship, and the Tibetan Jinglou and the funeral room are located on the top and bottom floors. There are cultural display rooms and reading areas in the temple. The courtyard of the temple is set, the corridor is connected, the space is open and scattered, and the environment is beautiful. Fully functional is a Ming and Qing style mosque with typical Chinese Islamic architectural specifications. The elegant and magnificent appearance, the quaint and dignified Imperial City Mosque has become a large landscape and a spot in Tianfu Square. For the first time in years.

成都皇城清真寺是四川最大的清真寺，清真寺的原位于西城区永靖街，靠近原明蜀王宫，成都百姓俗称皇城，故名皇城寺。 皇城清真寺在1998年迁到目前的市中心天府广场西侧。

Located in Tianfu Square in Chengdu, Sichuan, the country of Tianfu, the former imperial city dam Hui people gathered in the residential area, and now the Hui people's religious belief place. [View] General [Interesting] Religious belief [Cost-effective] Free

This imperial city mosque was built later, the original imperial city mosque covers an area of several acres, was built by the Hui people who fled to Sichuan with the Tang emperor after the chaos of Anshi, and now the Chengdu Museum and some Tianfu Square are mosques, and then demolished and rebuilt. The current imperial mosque is next to the west imperial road, behind the Chengdu Museum, and most of the tourists who come to visit it are foreigners.

It was said that it was open until 23:00 in the evening, but we went less than 19:00. When we saw that the automatic door had been closed, most of them thought they would not let in. It happened that it was almost dark, and there was no light inside. In short, it was a pity that the appearance was particularly beautiful.

This is the place to visit here, go to the Chengdu Museum to see it.