📜 About & history
Zhuozhou Inner-City Mosque stands on Yingfang Street in the north-west corner of the old town and is a county-level protected site. It was founded in the early Ming, when the Prince of Yan moved north, and its present main hall was rebuilt in 1721 (60th year of the Qing Kangxi era). Facing east in a courtyard layout of 2,426.34 square metres, it has a 5.5 m triple-arched gate, a main hall with a front porch, north and south lecture halls and a brick pagoda-style moon-watching tower, and a stele of 1907 stands in the courtyard. County records say Zhuozhou once had two mosques, of which only this one survives.
🕌 Prayer & visiting
📍 Address
ℹ️ The interactive map shows the city's mosques, halal restaurants, malls and hospitals, and every pin opens its page on the site.
📚 Source: Baidu Baike (百度百科) ↗