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Morning Mosque Visit
Choose to visit either one:
- Kunming Nancheng Mosque is the largest mosque in Kunming. It was built in Tang Dynasty (618-907) and was rebuilt many times during Qing Dynasty(1644-1911). The architectural style is traditional Chinese style. The current existing buildings was rebuilt in 1996, which covers an area of 2,557 square meters. The major constructions are the Chaozhen hall, and Xuanli tower. The Chaozhen hall is a three-floor building, covering an area of 1,200 square meters. In front of the hall is the courtyard. Both south and north side of the courtyard are the wing-rooms. The east of the courtyard is a nine-floor Muslim building, which covers an area of 5,800 square meters. The Xuanli tower is 9 meters high. The mosque also keeps various number of books.
- Kunming Shuncheng Street Mosque is one of the most famous mosques in China, and the Islamic Association of Yunnan Province also located here. It was built in the year of 1425 during Ming Dynasty(1368-1644) and was rebuilt and enlarged many times during Qing Dynasty(1644-1911). The current mosque covers an area of 10,000 square meters, including the prayer hall, wudu area, offices, wing-rooms, rest area, dining hall and other facilities.
Stone Forest
Explore the UNESCO-listed Stone Forest with a professional guide. This awe-inspiring natural wonder, shaped by towering limestone pillars, resembles a petrified forest. The unique rock formations, some over 40 meters tall, take on the shapes of animals, plants, and even human figures, creating a labyrinth-like landscape that has fascinated visitors for centuries.
Halal Culinary Experience
Signature Dish: Savor a hearty meal featuring Yiliang's famous roast duck. Known for its unique cooking method and mouth-watering flavor, this traditional dish is a delicacy that food lovers should not miss. We also offer halal options to cater to different dietary needs, ensuring the roast duck retains its rich taste while adhering to halal standards—tender, crispy-skinned, and seasoned with aromatic spices that complement its natural juiciness.
Local Delights: In addition to roast duck, you can sample other local specialties with halal twists, such as "Bamboo Rice"—fragrant glutinous rice steamed in fresh bamboo tubes with nuts, dried fruits, or even minced halal meat, absorbing the woody aroma of the bamboo. "Steam Pot Chicken" is another must-try: tender chicken pieces simmered in a special earthen pot over gentle heat, retaining their real and paired with herbs like goji berries, creating a light yet flavorful broth that aligns with halal dietary requirements.
Near Stone Forest: The area around Shilin boasts a vibrant halal food scene, where you can dive into authentic Muslim culinary traditions blended with Yunnan's local flavors. Highlights include succulent beef dishes: slow-braised beef cooked with star anise, cinnamon, and other spices, resulting in melt-in-your-mouth meat; refreshing beef cold slices tossed in chili oil, garlic, and cilantro, perfect for balancing the region's warm climate. Mutton lovers can enjoy hearty mutton hotpots, with tender meat simmered in a clear broth infused with ginger and green onions, served with fresh vegetables and handmade noodles. Don't forget to try halal pastries like flaky beef pies—crisp on the outside, filled with seasoned ground beef and onions, offering a satisfying crunch with every bite.
Kunming Muslim Village and Mosque
Visit the HuiHuiYing Muslim Village and Mosque before returning to your hotel, where you can also explore local halal eateries tucked into the village lanes. Here, you might find home-style dishes like halal stir-fried greens, slow-cooked bean curd with meat sauce, or sweet rice porridge—simple yet flavorful, reflecting the daily culinary traditions of the local Muslim community. It's a perfect way to round out your halal food journey with a taste of authentic, everyday hospitality.
