No. 152, Taoyuan Street, Linqing City, Liaocheng CityMap
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Taoyuanjie Mosque Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Liaocheng Mosque, located in Linqing City, Shandong Province, is a building with a long history. This Islamic building was built in the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and has been listed as a key cultural relic protection unit by Linqing City. Its architectural layout is very symmetrical and rigorous, its structure is dignified and solemn, and its decoration is splendid. It is a perfect combination of traditional Chinese architectural forms and Arabic decorative styles, and has a unique architectural form.
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Taoyuanjie Mosque Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Not bad place, it is worth visiting.
Shandong Linqing Mosque has three original buildings, located on the east bank of the ancient canal, Shunhe Mosque, due to dredging and sanitation canal, was demolished in 1968; the East Temple of worship, located at the north end of Yangtouguo Street, has a small building scale; the larger and complete preservation of the number of Beiji Temple, also known as Hongjia Temple, It is one of the famous mosques in the country. The Beiji Temple was not tested in the beginning of the construction period. According to the stone inscription of the temple, "Ming Jiajing was rebuilt in 43 years", and it has a history of 400 years. The mosque, Arabic is called "Maisjid", meaning "place of worship", and Linqing is commonly known as "the temple of worship".
It is being repaired, it is very tasteful, and it can be seen that people are very religious. Looking forward to perfection
Very good, good, very clean inside, service is also very good, the Buddha statue inside is very real,
There are two mosques, on both sides of the road. The west side is more gorgeous, and the east side is more simple. All are good and worth seeing. No tickets are charged and still in use.