Great Mosque Review

On the 75th day of the poor tour of China, Sister Mei visited the Mosque of Hohhot in the morning. The Mosque of Hohhot is the earliest and largest temple in the eight mosques in Hohhot. There are scriptures written on the walls of the hall, and the pillars are engraved with the Koran. The temple contains 30 volumes of the Koran. Is an important literature for studying Islam. Unfortunately, the mosque's hall is not open to visit, and it is impossible to go in and see the true face, only to turn around outside. The Abbott Palace is a very typical Islamic style building, and the night view is said to be very beautiful! Lunch at Wuta Temple Back Street Chongqing Hotel to eat Mao Xuewang, in order to cater to the taste of locals, the spicy taste is shallower than our hometown, but it is the second time to eat authentic Sichuan flavor since going out. The last time I ate at Jinan Kuanhouli Snack Street. "Pointing the soldiers", It's been just two months since, and I went to Wuta Temple in the afternoon. In other words, Hohhot also has a "point of soldiers".

The Great Mosque was built in the 32nd year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1693 AD). According to the "Monument of the North and South Lecture Hall of the Mosque", "Since the Qing Dingding, it has been built for many years." It was relatively simple when it was first built. It was rebuilt in Qianlong in 54 years (1789). In 1923, after the Hui people raised money again and rebuilt it, it became the current scale.

Going in the evening, the scenic spot is not big, no tickets are sold, the grandfather inside is very kind, ask to take pictures, the birds are wandering in the low altitude, looking at the moon building to sprinkle the sunset, the building is solemn and elegant, people feel peaceful and beautiful

Hohsih. . Mosque. . . Right in the city center. . You can stroll around. . .

No tickets, very different feelings, the place is not big, you can go to Kuanxiang Islamic style street, a street that eats and drinks, is very fireworks, we ate Bai Lao Da Shaomai, delicious and not expensive.

The halal temple is free, you can go directly in, the inside is not big, just look at it and come out. Next to it is Kuanxiangzi Food Street. This food street is delicious, but most of them are the kind that I bought and took away. There are relatively few dine-in restaurants. This is also our first stop in Hohhot. We ate roast wheat, lamb soup, and fruit thinner. They were all very delicious. But I don't know why the burning words of the wheat here are written in a little word that is waiting.