Huaisheng Mosque

Huaisheng Temple is located on Guangta Road, also known as Guangta Temple and Huaisheng Guangta Temple. There are more than 40 Chinese and Arabic steles since the Yuan Dynasty. Huaisheng Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty, was burned in the third year of Yuanzhizheng (1343), and rebuilt seven years later. It was rebuilt in the 34th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1695), covering an area of 2966 square meters. The southwest corner of the temple gate is the Light Tower, with a total height of 36.3 meters. The square is the Kanyue Tower, with heavy eaves about to fly, with Chinese architectural style. Behind the Moon Tower is the platform, the water room and the east and west corridors, and behind it is the worship hall.