Exploring Islamic influences in Niujie, a small district near Beijing


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Niujie Mosque is the oldest and biggest mosque in Beijing. — Photos: Bernama

Finding halal food in foreign countries is one of the challenges Muslim travellers usually face.

However in China, it is not so difficult to find a Muslim restaurant in major tourist cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Xian, Chengdu, Guilin and Guangzhou.

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