Discover the rich Islamic culture at Haidian Ancient Mosque in Beijing's Haidian District. This historic mosque boasts unique architecture and a serene atmosphere that will calm your soul. Whether you're a worshipper or a visitor, you'll be captivated by the profound heritage of Islam here, along with exquisite Arabic calligraphy and Islamic art. Don't miss the chance to try authentic halal cuisine nearby!

Looking for a hotel in Beijing with Lingnan charm and convenience? This is the perfect choice! Located near the subway and close to famous attractions and schools, it's ideal even for families. The hotel’s design blends modern Chinese style with Lingnan elements, creating a simple yet elegant atmosphere. Rooms are cozy and clean, with family-friendly amenities, 24-hour front desk, and car rental services. Enjoy authentic Cantonese cuisine at the Chinese restaurant, and host business meetings or weddings in the versatile function rooms. Experience the warmth of Lingnan culture here – your ideal stay in Beijing!
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Marriott Beijing Haidian is a top choice, located just 500 meters from Haidian Mosque. The hotel blends modern architecture with traditional Chinese design, featuring a sky garden and a dedicated halal dining restaurant serving authentic Islamic cuisine. Guests enjoy panoramic views of the Western Hills from spacious rooms. Its proximity to Tsinghua University and Zhongguancun Tech Park makes it ideal for travelers interested in culture, academia, and innovation.
From Haidian Mosque, a 10-minute walk leads to the main gate of Tsinghua University. Take the Line 13 or Line 4 subway at Wudaokou Station to quickly reach Zhongguancun, Peking University, or Summer Palace. For downtown access, use Gaode Map or Baidu Map to plan optimal routes combining metro and walking. Multiple bus lines pass through Haidian Huangzhuang Station, offering seamless connections to key city landmarks.
Near Haidian Mosque, visitors can participate in the daily five-time Muslim prayers, experiencing authentic Islamic rituals. Local halal food streets offer traditional dishes like hand-grabbed lamb and flatbread (naan), many prepared by generations-old Muslim families. During the Eid al-Fitr festival in the lunar calendar, the mosque hosts prayer ceremonies and community feasts open to the public—ideal for immersing in Hui ethnic culture and traditions.
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