The doors were locked but you could glimpse the old ruins from the street. It’s worth going for the history and because it’s near the rest of the temples.

Supposedly the oldest mosque in China. We didn’t go inside as it was closed when we arrive. The mosque is located very near the Kaiyuan temple and also the Kuan Kong temple.

Not very much to see, but it's very presence alone will intrigue every visitor. This mosque is the oldest in this part of the world. Much older than any mosque in Indonesia and Malaysia. It was completed in the beginning of the 11th century. Islam...More

The old mosque has historical interest but there's not much to see and not much in the way of any museum type displays. Allow 15 minutes max in fact on the way to other temples. The stone work is mostly there but the roof is...More

5.The Qingjing Mosque is located in the central part of Quanzhou downtown. The Mosque is the earliest existing one of the Islamic architecture in China. Also, It is the earliest existing and the oldest with the Arab architectural style of the Islamic Temple in China....More

You are free to roam about and take pictures so long as you do not walk into the prayer hall (whether a solat is in session or not). The only oddity is that they charge an entrance fee.

Good place to visit , it show the history and how muslim arrive China and when they arrive. I really was surprised to know that this mosque was built in 1009 which means 1007 years ago too long,