Changying Mosque

　　　　      Located in Changying Hui Ethnic Township, north of Guanzhuang on Chaoyang Road, Chaoyang District. The mosque was originally constructed in the Ming Dynasty and consists of a two-courtyard complex: the front courtyard houses a water room and classrooms, while the rear courtyard contains the main prayer hall and side halls. The buildings within the mosque are well-preserved, making it the largest mosque in the suburbs of Beijing. Since 1986, continuous fundraising by the Hui community has led to expansions and renovations. The entire complex has since grown significantly, with new structures added.

　　　　   Location: Changying Hui Ethnic Township, north of Guanzhuang on Chaoyang Road, Chaoyang District

　　　　   Changying Mosque is a two-courtyard complex featuring an ornamental gate, corridors, and lush, tastefully arranged greenery. The main prayer hall is eight bays deep and five bays wide, accommodating two to three hundred Muslims for worship. A women’s prayer hall has been added in recent years, dedicated to female worshippers.  Transportation Information
　　   Take bus 306 or 364 to Changying Station, or take bus 312 to Shuangqiao Station and walk north along Changying Road.

　　    Beijing, Chaoyang District