📜 About & history
Doudian Mosque was founded in 1713 (52nd year of the Kangxi era); construction of a new mosque began in 2011 and it opened in 2013. It covers 14,958 square metres with 12,142 square metres of buildings on a square-within-a-square plan, centred on a prayer hall for 1,500 worshippers, with Arab-style domes and minarets and facilities for washing the dead and ablutions. It is described as the largest mosque in North China.
📍 Address
Doudian Village, Doudian Town, Fangshan District, Beijing
Address in Chinese (for taxis): 北京市房山区窦店镇窦店村
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