Mosque

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A street stall, like a mini Muslim street in Xian. You get all Muslim food here. The street is full of colours with a lot to buy. The amount of food you get is enough usually for the appetite. You can get to Xi'an great mosque, drum tower and bell tower from here. The street is crowded at night, beware of pickpocket.

Vibrant street food area, very colorful in the evening with lights on. Taste: cold noodles, octopus balls, fresh grilled squid skewers

Absolutely my most favorite place in all of Xian. Bustling with people, filled with aroma of great street food, and a nice Bell tower monument very close by to hang around at. I tried all sorts of street food here. Probably some of the best street foods I have ever had. Highly recommended. A must visit in Xian.

Start from this point towards the Bell Tower. Plenty of food stalls and restaurants (no pork), and souvenir shops. Manned by mostly people from the Hui ethnic group (Chinese Muslims). A few mosques nearby opened to public and worship by Muslims.

Beiyuanmen Street is the heart of Xi’an’s vibrant Muslim Quarter, located just north of the Drum Tower. This lively pedestrian street is famous for its rich blend of Islamic culture, street food, and traditional architecture. With roots tracing back to the Silk Road, it's one of the best places to experience the multicultural history of Xi’an—a city that once marked the eastern terminus of that ancient trade route.