[2025 Qiqihar Attraction] Travel Guide for Pugui Mosque (Updated Jul)

🔥Qiqihar, the Secret Realm of Crane City! Two days and one night to unlock the double charm of the hometown of red-crowned cranes and the paradise of barbecue.👣 🌟[Two Days and One Night In-depth Tour of Qiqihar]🌟 A romantic encounter with red-crowned cranes + a feast for the taste buds with barbecue! A super practical itinerary guide to help you explore Crane City. Don't miss out!🎉 Day 1: Dance with the Cranes, Night Tour of Bu Kui✨ 🕗 8:00 am Depart from Harbin The morning sun is just right. Take the high-speed train from Harbin, and in just 1.5 hours (second-class seats only cost ￥107), you can arrive directly at Qiqihar Station!🚅 Tip: There are more than 10 trains every day. If you want to enjoy a full day of fun, it is recommended to choose an early train!🏃‍♀️ 🕙 10:30 am Zhalong Nature Reserve As soon as you get off the train, there will be a special bus waiting for you to go to Zhalong. The fare is super affordable, only $10/person for a single trip and $20 for a round trip. Tickets + electric car package is ￥75 (half price for students, super value!)🎟️ 👀 Must-see Red-Crowned Crane Release: 10:30 am and 2:00 pm, two shows. Miss it and wait another year! Standing on the crane-watching platform or strolling along the reed boardwalk, every step is a close encounter with nature. Don't forget, the Wetland Museum holds more secrets about cranes.📸 Recommended photo spots: Crane-watching platform, reed boardwalk, Wetland Museum. Every frame is a stunning wallpaper! ❄️ Warm reminder: Zhalong is really cold, remember to wear more clothes. It's no fun if your hands and feet are numb from the cold. There are small houses in the scenic area where you can warm up, and the small heaters are super thoughtful!🔥 After seeing the cranes, you can have a simple meal in the scenic area, or like us, bring snacks to enjoy on the road and save your stomach for a big meal back in the city! 🕒 3:30 pm Bu Kui Mosque This is the largest Islamic architectural complex in Northeast China, and it's free to visit!🕌 Dress code suggestion: Solid color long skirt + straw hat, you will definitely be the brightest star in your circle of friends! It takes about an hour to visit, don't forget to take photos! 🍜 Snack recommendations: When you're tired of walking, try some authentic Northeast snacks! Grilled cold noodles wrapped in stinky tofu, Qiqihar grilled chicken frames, Northeast rice wraps, every bite is full of happiness!🤤 Day 2: Century-old Gardens, Exploring Ancient Ruins🏛️ 🕖 7:30 am Twelve Loyal Hand-Pulled Noodles The first thing to do when you wake up early is to have a bowl of hot head soup noodles!🍜 Add a serving of braised pork ribs, it's a perfect match! After eating, you'll be full of energy! 🕗 8:30 am Longsha Park The largest century-old garden in Northeast China is waiting for you to explore!🌳 Climb the Tianyuan Pavilion and enjoy the panoramic view of the city. Recommended tour route: Main Gate → Labor Lake → Guandi Temple → Wangjiang Tower. Two hours is enough for you to immerse yourself in this tranquility and beauty. 🏛️ 10:30 am Ang'angxi Site Farewell to the lush greenery of Longsha, we head to the Ang'angxi Site, a great place to learn about the long history of Qiqihar.👣 Imagine standing on the land where ancient people lived thousands of years ago. Doesn't it feel like history is particularly close? After two days of in-depth exploration, I believe you have fallen in love with this charming Crane City.👋 On your way back, why not reminisce about those beautiful moments and the unforgettable Northeast cuisine?🍲 I hope this guide will make your trip to Qiqihar even more perfect! Remember to bring a good mood and set off!🚀

You're already in Harbin! Why not come to Qiqihar?|||You're already in Harbin😘 Why not come to Qiqihar?🌹 ✨Qiqihar is a relaxing old city. The pace of life here is neither fast nor slow. People walk leisurely on the streets and alleys with a calm expression on their faces. ❄️In the morning, the sun shines on the ancient buildings, and the morning market is bustling and orderly. Vendors and customers chat casually and select fresh ingredients. 🚢The Nenjiang River runs through the city, and the river flows slowly like a gentle vein of the city. People by the river either fish quietly and enjoy the leisurely time waiting for the fish to bite, or stroll along the river and let the river breeze blow gently. 🕊️In Longsha Park, the elderly practice Tai Chi slowly, and every move shows their ease. Children laugh and play on the grass without restraint. 🥩Our food culture also reveals a sense of relaxation. At the barbecue table, family and friends sit around, slowly grilling meat slices, chatting while grilling, without rushing. The sizzling sound of barbecue seems to be the slow rhythm of life. ⌚[Travel Route] Day 1: Tiefeng District Railway Station - Former Residence of the Director of the Railway Bureau - Nanshuyuan Japanese Architecture Complex - Ximan Railway Guard Martyrs Monument - Locomotive Stadium - Ximan Martyrs Cemetery - Dacheng Temple - Zhalong Day 2: Longsha District, Jianhua District St. Mikhail Church - Puppet Manchurian Telegraph Building - Longsha Park (Guandi Temple - Sanqing Hall - Shougong Temple - Wangjiang Tower - Former Russian Consulate - Chengjiang Pavilion) - Workers' Cultural Palace - Bukui Mosque - Museum - Governor's Office - Jianhua Factory Workers' Cultural Palace - Mingyue Island Day 3: Fularji District Russian-style Residence - Hongshunlong Site - Hong'an Park - Nenjiang Railway Bridge - Ancient Building - Workers' Cinema - China First Heavy Industry Plaza 📢Friendly Reminder: Fularji District is more than 30 minutes away from the city center. You can take Bus 301, Qifu Line, or drive! You don't need to stay in Fularji District, just return to the city.

|Bukui Mosque: Historical Remains. Bukui Mosque was built in the 23rd year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1864). It is the largest, oldest, and most distinctive ancient building complex in Heilongjiang Province. Bukui Mosque is located in Qingzhen Hutong, Jianhua District, Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province, and is divided into east and west mosques. The east mosque was built by the Gedimu sect of Islam in the 23rd year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1684). It was originally five thatched houses and was expanded to its current size during the Xianfeng (1851-1861) and Guangxu (1875-1908) reigns. The west mosque was built by the Jahriyya sect in the eighth year of the Xianfeng reign (1858). It was originally four thatched houses and was rebuilt to its current size during the Guangxu reign (1875-1908). On May 25, 2006, Bukui Mosque was approved by the State Council as a national key cultural relic protection unit as a Qing Dynasty ancient building.