The living mosque also has exquisite architecture and decoration.

When coming to Hohhot, many people say that they want to go to the Grand Mosque next to Kuan Alley. I am no exception. After I went there, I found that it was a bit unfair to simply regard this place as a tourist attraction. It not only has beautiful buildings and is suitable for taking photos, but is also full of a strong atmosphere of life. Let’s talk about the architecture first. The Grand Mosque is dominated by green tones, and the chapel and other buildings are very exquisite. Although you can't go in to visit, it looks nice from the outside. If you like taking photos📷, don't miss this place. It will be beautiful to take photos with a long skirt. There is a Moon-Watching Tower inside. Although you can't go up, the building itself looks very beautiful from a distance, and you can also see the moon on the roof from outside at night🌙. Summary of photo taking points: 1️⃣ Moon Watching Tower (distant view + small door downstairs) 2️⃣ Chapel (Picture 56) 3️⃣ Screen wall behind the main entrance (no one but good colors, Picture 4) Speaking of specific daily life, this place is where many locals get married. When I went there, there were two weddings being held. As a tourist, it was very touching to visit the local wedding💖, and I wish them happiness. Here are some tips for the time being: ⌚️This mosque is not big, so you don’t need to spend too much time here. It’s good to visit it before visiting Kuan Alley. Opening hours are from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 15:00 to 19:00 (closed during church hours) ❗️❗️Because it is a mosque🕌, it is not advisable to wear revealing clothes when entering for a visit. Shorts and skirts are allowed. Ladies should not wear tank tops, etc. It is recommended to bring a jacket.