Bukui Mosque
卜奎清真寺
A Chinese-style hall mosque first built in the Kangxi reign of the Qing dynasty. It is one of the largest mosques in Northeast China and a national key cultural relic protection unit.
Bukui Mosque is located on Libaisi Street in Longsha District. It was first built in 1684 and consists of an east and a west mosque. The architecture follows the traditional Chinese timber hall style, with a gatehouse, main hall, cave hall and reception hall. The main hall and cave hall are joined together, with carved beams and painted rafters. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Non-Muslim visitors may look around the outside, and should dress modestly and respect religious customs when going inside, avoiding disturbance during prayer times. Repairs have been carried out in recent years, so check locally for current opening arrangements. There are halal restaurants nearby.
Opening hours
Daytime (please refrain from visiting during services)
Nearby sights
- Qiqihar Guandi Temple
- Qiqihar Museum
- Laodong Lake
- Longsha Park
- Longsha Zoo & Botanical Garden
- Dacheng Temple (Mahayana Temple)
- Mingyue Island & Heilongjiang General's Mansion
- Ang'angxi Railway Station (Chinese Eastern Railway)