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Hanzhong Mosque

汉中清真寺
📍 Hanzhong · Hantai District 🏛️ mid-Ming dynasty (15th-16th c.) 👥 several hundred worshippers

📜 About & history

Hanzhong's principal mosque was founded in the middle Ming dynasty and has several centuries of history. It stands on North Tuanjie Street, the traditional Hui quarter of the walled city in Hantai District. The complex includes a prayer hall of national (Chinese) architectural character, an imam's office, and ablution and water rooms.

🕌 Prayer & visiting

TraditionSunni (Hui Muslim)

Five daily prayers and Friday Jumu'ah, Chinese-language khutbah, imam speaks Mandarin. Ablution rooms on site.

📍 Address

215 North Tuanjie Street, Hantai District, Hanzhong, Shaanxi
Address in Chinese (for taxis): 陕西省汉中市汉台区北团结街215号

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🚇 How to reach the mosque

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Bus

Central Hantai District, near the old city; city buses stop on nearby Tianhan Avenue / Zhongshan Street.

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From the Arab districts

No Arab trader quarter in Hanzhong. Visitors generally reach the city by rail from Xi'an (about 1.5-2 hours by high-speed train).

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From downtown

Hanzhong has no metro. From Hanzhong Railway Station it is about 3 km south to North Tuanjie Street; taxi 10-15 minutes. Show the Chinese address to the driver.

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Useful tip

Halal beef and lamb restaurants sit along Tuanjie Street in the Hui quarter. Languages: Mandarin, Hanzhong dialect.