Nancheng village Mosque

Nancheng village Mosque

Located in huangduobao Town, Yuanzhou District, Guyuan City, Nancheng village mosque was built in 1604, the 22nd year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty. The temple has an obvious inscription. There are 5 main halls, 4 auxiliary rooms, 3 bathing rooms and 2 other rooms, covering an area of 2 mu.

Historical evolution

Initial construction

Nanchengcun mosque was built in 1604, the 22nd year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty.

Renovation and reconstruction

The mosque in Nancheng village was rebuilt in 1980.

Scale system

The mosque in Nancheng village has an obvious inscription. There are 5 main halls, 4 auxiliary rooms, 3 bathing rooms and 2 other rooms, covering an area of 2 mu.

Geographic transportation

Nancheng village mosque is located in huangduo fort. It was called Shimen town in the Tang Dynasty. It is a must pass of the silk road. Foreign envoys, businessmen and Islamic missionaries all had to go through Shimen town to Guyuan before they could reach Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty.

Address: Nancheng village, huangduobao Township, Yuanzhou District, Guyuan City

Longitude: 106.04786682129

Latitude: 36.291450500488