Xi'an Daxuexi Alley Mosque Review

Daxuexiang Mosque is located on the north side of Daxuexiang Lane, West Street, Xi'an City, and is far from the east and west of Huajuexiang Mosque. The temple is large in scale, second only to Huajuexiang Mosque on the east side, so it is also known as Xida Temple, which is one of the oldest mosques in Xi'an.

1. The Daxuexiang Mosque in Xi'an City is located on the north side of Daxuexiang Lane in West Street, Xi'an City, and is far from the east and west of Huajuexiang Mosque. The temple is large in scale, second only to the Huajuexiang Mosque on the east side, so it is also known as the West Grand Mosque. It is one of the oldest mosques in Xi'an. 2. Islam was introduced to China when the Emperor Yuan Wendi. The construction of mosques was mostly about 150 years after the introduction of Islam, but for various reasons, it was repeatedly built and destroyed. 3, the Tang Dynasty built mosques have no trace, Xi'an City preserved more complete mosques are the current East and West two temples, they built the earliest date back to the Song and Yuan periods, most likely to be built during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. From Yuan to the end of Ming Dynasty, it was rebuilt and expanded several times by Saidianchi, Tieqi, Zheng He and others. Ming Yongle, Apocalypse and Qing Dynasty all had monuments. The government has allocated two repairs since liberation. 4, the layout of the mosque, platform, pavilion, hall of the Great Learning Lane is solemn, the appearance is ancient and bright, the structure is spectacular and compact, the internal view is symmetrical, harmonious, and the monument, carving, painting are rare. 5. The Great Learning Lane Mosque covers an area of 9.1 mu, with a total construction area of 270O square meters, consisting of Zhaobi, Shifang (with the words "Lujian Luci"), gate, three courtyards, peace of mind pavilion, north and south hall, stele pavilion, Azhai, bathing room, worship hall and other buildings. According to legend, the Pavilion was built in the Song Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty Zhenghe four times came back to the west when the mosque was renovated. After many repairs, it still remained the original appearance to this day. 6. For more information and photos about the Daxuexiang Mosque in Xi'an, please refer to my Trip.com travel note "The appearance of the building, platform, pavilion, and hall is ancient, spectacular, compact, and the interior is well-balanced and harmonious; the monument, carving, and painting are rare - Xi'an Daxuexiang Mosque visit, Link address: http://you.ctrip.com/travels/xian7/3647196.html

I found a mosque here that is free and still in use during my leisure trip! It is worth a visit. I am a tourist from a Muslim neighborhood. I have some understanding. I came to Xi'an for the first time. I didn't expect to see and understand the religious places that have been used for more than 1,000 years. The tour guide for the next day's group tour roughly introduced the Daxue Lane and the entire Xi'an tourism strategy. It is recommended that the self-service tour first participate in the group for a day tour, and then consider the route or your own tour.

I am a person who likes to go shopping and play by myself. I unknowingly walked to the big learning alley and saw a mosque. The style I have seen before is different. At that time, my classmates were going to pick me up for dinner. The phone was out of power. I was in a hurry. I saw a big sister holding a mobile phone at the door of the mosque. I took pictures while charging the power bank. I borrowed it as soon as I went up. Thanks to the big sister. This mosque is all Tang style. It is really different from the dome I saw before. No tickets are required. I will suddenly find a small scene. Very good, like this feeling.

[On the fifth day of the National Day holiday, I suddenly remembered the Daxue Lane that I often walked through and walked into the Daxue Lane Mosque. The architecture here still retains the style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The true one of the believers is reflected in the daily chanting and worship under the guidance of the Akun. Every time I feel the culture here with a pious heart, I always think of a great historical figure Zheng He.

Daxuexiang Mosque is the oldest mosque in Xi'an. It was built during the founding period of the Tang Dynasty. It has a history of more than 1,300 years. It is located in Daxuexiang Lane, Lianhu District, Xi'an City, which is on the other side of Huimin Street. Because it is located in the west of Huajuexiang Grand Mosque in Huimin Street, So also called "Xida Temple", in the Muslim Street area asked passers-by how to get to Xida Temple, people will also understand that you want to go to the Daxue Lane Mosque; You can take bus 622, 218, 215 to [Qiaoyukou Station] and get off, and then walk about one kilometer. You can also play along Huimin Street, and then walk to Huajue Lane Mosque, and turn along the alley four times or five times. It’s here, in short, the traffic is not very convenient. Ask a few times to find a place. Perhaps it is because of the inconvenient transportation. Compared with the big mosque in Huajue Lane, the big learning alley mosque is very quiet. When I came over, there was only one old Muslim sitting at the door to bask in the sun. I didn’t see a tourist when I entered the temple. This is really a stark contrast to the people coming and going of Huajuexiang Mosque. Daxuexiang Mosque does not need tickets. I think this is what it should be. Like Huajuexiang Mosque, it feels not very good to turn off many tourists for 25 yuan tickets. There is an inscription outside the temple. After entering the door, the first thing that came into view was a dilapidated archway. There were two small pavilions on both sides of the archway, and there was a stone monument in it, but it was not written in Chinese characters. I couldn't understand what it meant. Behind the archway is the lobby. There are four big characters on the plaque, Xingjiao Jianguo. Because the temple just held Muslim activities, it is not allowed to visit, which is a little regrettable. On the left hand side is the bathing room, on the right hand side is the place where Muslims stay. The whole temple is not big, and you can visit it in about half an hour. Because the streets of Huajue Lane are deserted, there are not many shops. If you want to taste food, you still have to return to Huimin Street, but the price of food in Huajue Lane is much lower than that of Huimin Street. Tips: There are more Muslim customs, and tourists friends should not offend their customs to avoid unnecessary trouble.