Puharding Garden

Puhading cemetery was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit in 2005. It is an ancient tomb of Chinese Islamic sages. Commonly known as "huihuitang", also known as "Baba kiln". Located in the huihuihuitang on the East Bank of the canal and NaNTU of Jiefang Bridge in Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, it covers an area of 25 mu and consists of three parts: ancient mosque, ancient tomb garden and classical garden. The inscription on the front board of the gate is "the tomb of puhading, the forerunner of the western regions", and the following is "reconstruction of Qianlong Bingchen". Puhading garden was built in 1275 ad, the first year of Deyou in Song Dynasty. It was built by Yangzhou Muslims to commemorate puhading, the grandson of Muhammad XVI. The Arabic style and Chinese national style buildings in the garden form an organic whole.

Address: No.167, Wenchang Middle Road, Guangling District, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China

Longitude: 119.454465

Latitude: 32.394908

Tel: 0514-87222241

Ticket information: before 10 am, it will be open to the citizens of the whole city for free, so that they can exercise. After 10 o'clock, puhading garden is open to Muslims, active servicemen and tourists with Park cards for free. Other tourists can enter the garden by buying a ticket of 12 yuan.