
Baiyuxiang Mosque is located at No. 3 Baiyuxiang, Chengdong District. The main buildings in the mosque are three main halls of brick and wood structure, with a single-ridge beam and two-flowing tiled roof. The front is flanked by brick flower walls and screens, with carved floral patterns.
To the south, there's a two-story brick-concrete building with six rooms, serving as the manla dormitory and reception room. To the east, there are four bungalows, housing male and female ponds. To the north, there's a two-story brick-concrete building with fourteen rooms, housing the imam's dormitory, classrooms, and warehouse. To the west, there's a two-story brick-concrete building with four rooms. To the south, there are three bungalows with earthenware, serving as the kitchen. The main doors open northward, and above them stands a three-story, 15-meter-high brick-concrete awakening building. On October 8, 1980, the mosque reopened with approval from the Chengdong District United Front Work Department. Past imams have included Ma Yuzhen, Chen Kegong, Wang Dezhen, Ma Jianye, Ma Shouqing, and Ma Bingqing.
The plateau has a continental climate, which is suitable for summer travel.
The main buildings in the temple suitable for viewing include three main halls with brick and wood structures. The architectural style is single-ridged beam and two-flowing tiled houses. There are brick flower walls and screens on both sides of the front, with carved floral and grass patterns.
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Baiyuxiang Mosque is an important religious site for Xining's Muslim community, reflecting the city's rich Islamic heritage and serving as a center for worship and cultural activities.
The mosque is located in Xining city center. Visitors can reach it by local bus, taxi, or walking if staying nearby.
The mosque is typically open during the day for visitors outside prayer times. Early morning or late afternoon are ideal for quieter visits.
Entry is free for visitors. No tickets are required.
No advance booking is needed for entry.
30 minutes to 1 hour is sufficient to explore the mosque and its surroundings.
Guided tours or audio guides are generally not available. Local guides may provide information in Chinese.
Enter through the main gate, explore the courtyard, then view the exterior of the prayer hall respectfully. Avoid visiting the main prayer hall during active prayer times.
The mosque is generally not open for night visits or special shows; it is primarily a functioning religious site.
Weekday mornings are the least crowded. Fridays and prayer times are busiest due to local worshippers.
Basic facilities include a courtyard for resting. Nearby streets have cafes and small shops. Toilets may be limited inside.
The mosque is moderately accessible with some steps; elderly and children can visit with care. Wheelchair access may be limited.
No payment is required for entry. Nearby shops may accept cash or mobile payments.
Local halal restaurants and small cafes are available in nearby streets, serving traditional Muslim cuisine and snacks.
Halal options are widely available. Vegetarian dishes may be offered in some restaurants.
Several hotels and guesthouses are within walking distance, ranging from budget to mid-range options.
Small local shops nearby sell traditional crafts, religious items, and snacks as souvenirs.
Local buses, taxis, and ride-hailing services provide convenient transport to other attractions in Xining.