Hami King Tomb Travel Guide

Located 2 kilometers south of Xinjiang Hami City, the Hami King Tomb is the kings of Qing Dynasties tomb building group. The building covers an area of about 1.3 hectares, surrounded by a wall.
The building group is divided into three parts: the first part is the big arch worship (The Tomb of Hui King), buried back to King Bo Xier VII and his wives called Fu Jin, King Mohamed de VIII to the Princess Royal, 40 people in total. The tallest buildings and the most prominent position is VII King Bossier arch worship.
The second part is the five small wooden structure arch worship. Now only two of them are well preserved.
The third part is the Attica prostrations Mosque; it is 60 meters long, 36 meters wide from north to south, covering an area of 2280 square meters, can accommodate 5000 worshippers. Consisting of 108 root flowers column bearing, four wall flower pattern and Arabic Qur'an, the mosque is Hami's largest mosque.