China Hui Culture Park

　　• Experience the solemn and profound Islamic prayer culture in the Ceremonial Hall, and explore the long and rich history of the Hui people and Islamic culture.

　　China Hui Culture Park is located north of the Najiahu Mosque in Yongning County, adjacent to the Yongning exit of the Beijing-Tibet Expressway. Built around the ancient Najiahu Mosque and the vibrant Hui-village of Najiahu, the park specializes in showcasing Islamic architectural culture, ceremonial traditions, culinary culture, religious practices, as well as farming and trade culture.

　　The park features the Hui Museum, Ceremonial Hall, Hui Trade Street, and Hui Village Homes. Among these, the museum is the largest of its kind in China, covering an area of 7,000 square meters. Its overall structure is shaped like the Chinese character “回” (Hui), allowing visitors to stroll through a historical corridor and appreciate the deep roots and profound richness of Hui history and culture.

　　The museum is divided into five exhibition halls: Hall 1 – “The Historical Origins of the Hui People in China”; Hall 2 – “The Contributions of Islamic Civilization to World Civilization”; Hall 3 – “The Formation of the Hui People in China and Their Customs”; Hall 4 – “The Contributions of the Hui People to Chinese Civilization”; and Hall 5 – “An Overview of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.” These halls display a variety of cultural relics that bear witness to Hui civilization, ranging from a tiny Quran smaller than a fingernail to a golden bell over one person tall, once used by Zheng He on his voyages to the Western Seas... Especially lifelike are the seven renowned figures of the Hui people from Ningxia showcased in Hall 5.

　　Address: North side of the Najiahu Mosque, Yongning County, Yinchuan City

　　Type: Museum & Folk Village

　　Rating: AAAA

　　Recommended Visit Duration: 1–2 hours

　　Phone: 0951-8025888

　　Official Website: http://www.hx517.com.cn/

　　Opening Hours:

　　Summer: 8:00–18:30; Winter: 8:00–18:00