- Xi’an Mosque - Xi’an Great Mosque is one of the oldest and the best preserved mosque in China. It was first built in 742 AD in the Tang Dynasty, shortly after the introduction of Islam into China by Silk Road. It is situated in the middle of a very busy area with only narrow lanes and bazaars amongst shabby buildings. With a gorgeous blend of Chinese architecture style and Islamic culture, it’s a main religious sites for Chinese Muslims in the communities around and a great place worthy for a visit.
- Public Transportation
- English-speaking Guide Service
- Entrance fee
- Gratuities
- Meals
Xi’an is a city with a rich history spanning more than 3,000 years, having been the capital for 13 diverse dynasties. Known as the commencement point of the globally renowned Silk Road, Xi’an was once considered the hub of the world, for both cultural and commercial reasons. The city was a destination for people from all directions, bringing with them their commodities, cuisines, customs, and faiths.
Numerous temples representing different religions could be found in Chang’an, now known as Xi’an. The tales of steadfast and brave monks and missionaries who journeyed to other corners of the world have been shared across generations.
Embarking on this tour allows you to explore these temples and the variety of religions they represent, as well as gaining an understanding of contemporary religious practices.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
