Taipei Grand Mosque

Taipei Grand Mosque is a prominent religious site built in 1960 to serve the Muslim community in Taiwan. Designed by a local architect, the mosque features a blend of traditional Islamic architecture and Taiwanese influences. It serves not only as a place of worship for the five daily prayers, including Friday congregation, but also as a cultural center. Visitors can experience the welcoming atmosphere, observe the diverse congregation, and find halal food options nearby. The mosque is situated near Daan Park, offering a peaceful walk from the Daan Park MRT station.