Tongchang South Mosque

　　Tongchang South Mosque, which integrates the architectural arts of the Han and Tang dynasties with Islamic culture, is situated in Xinqu Village, Jingu Town, Helan County—an area inhabited by the Hui people. It lies approximately 15 kilometers west of Helan County town and about 1 kilometer east of the Yellow River. As one of the oldest grand mosques in Helan County, it boasts a history of over 100 years. The mosque features a distinctive architectural style and covers an area of 6,670 square meters. It serves as a place of worship for the Hui community, attracting hundreds or even thousands of Muslims during major Islamic prayer days (Jumu'ah) or traditional festivals. The mosque complex includes a grand prayer hall, ablution facilities, and classic-style pavilions, along with many precious pine, cypress, trees, and flowers. The entire layout is well-organized and grand in scale. With its unique, elegant, and solemn character, as well as its rich Islamic architectural artistry, Tongchang South Mosque has become both a religious venue and a tourist attraction for the Muslim community in the county.

　　square meters, is a place of worship for the Hui community, where hundreds or even thousands of Muslims gather during Jumu'ah prayers or annual traditional Hui festivals to pray and pay homage. The mosque complex houses a main prayer hall, ablution rooms, and classical-style pavilions, and is planted with many valuable pines, cypresses, trees, and flowers. The overall layout is neat and the scale is magnificent. With its distinctive, elegant, and solemn features, as well as its strong Islamic architectural art style, Tongchang South Mosque has become one of the religious sites and tourist attractions for the Muslim population in the county.