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Xiangchunying Mosque

香椿营清真寺
📍 Langfang · Xianghe County 🏛️ 1409

📜 About & history

Xiangchunying Mosque is in Xiangchunying Village, Xianghe County, settled in 1404 by the ancestors of five Hui clans, officers of the "Hui firearms corps" who followed Prince Zhu Di north. The mosque was built in 1409 (7th year of the Ming Yongle era) for the garrison and is one of the oldest surviving officially built mosques in China. Badly damaged in the 1976 Tangshan earthquake, its prayer hall was rebuilt in 1997 under yellow glazed tiles; the buildings total 3,500 square metres.

📍 Address

Xiangchunying Village, Wubaihu Town, Xianghe County, Langfang, Hebei
Address in Chinese (for taxis): 河北省廊坊市香河县五百户镇香椿营村
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