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Buqui Mosque

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It was built in 1684 (the 23rd governing year of emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty). It’s a brick and timber building with the features of Qing Dynasty, combining two temples—the western temple and the eastern temple. It covers an area of 4000 square meters and boasts the main structures namely Main Palace, Bai Palace, Yao Palace, and Gong Palace and other subordinated structures. The tower top of Yao Palace of Eastern temple inlays a golden gourd with a height of 1.9m and a diameter of 0.9m, which is enchased by a decoration like a tilted Crescent, the symbol of Islamism. On the inner wall of Yao Palace, there is written version of Chants of Koran in Arabic. Two Main Palaces can hold 500 worshipers every time. As one of the largest well-preserved temples of Heilongjiang Province, Buqui Mosque is valuable to the research of religion history and architecture art. It is placed on the list of the cultural relics under provincial protection.

Edition HistoryEditLocation:

Mosque Alleyway, Pukui north street, Jianhua District, Qiqihaer City

Edition HistoryEditTicket Price:

16 yuan per person

Edition HistoryEdit Opening Time:

8:00 to 17:00 every day

Edition HistoryEdit How to get there:

Take Bus Number 10 and get off at Erbai Store. Then turn from Buqui Street to Deshou Hutong and walk ahead for about 5 minutes.

Edition HistoryEdit Tips:
Tips: 1. Erdai Festival or the Ramadan-breaking Festival (the first day of the tenth month in the lunar calendar of Hui ethnic group) is a grand event for Buqui Mosque. On Friday, the Praying Day, religious followers come to Buqui Mosque to worship Allah in the direction of Kabaa in Mekka. 2. In neighboring areas of Buqui Mosque live many Hui ethnical people who like wearing white hats. Tourists can enter Buqui Mosque from front gate and then look around freely.