Located in Xiangfang District of Harbin City, the Xiangfang Mosque was constructed in 1905. It was once mindlessly defiled by the Red Guards during the period of Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) and was restored to use in 1990.
The mosque covers an area of approximately 1,600 square meter, and with a building area of 225.33 square meter. The major buildings of the mosque include the main hall, bath house and imam room. The prayer hall occupies an area of 87 square meter. It is the largest mosque worship hall in Heilongjiang Province featured with Arab architectural style.

Tartar Mosque, also named Turkish Mosque, the mosque is a unique combination of traditional Arabic architecture and Byzantine art, which made the mosque the only one in Northern China in the style.

It was originally built in 1901 by local Tartars ethnic group. The construction area covers 300 square meters, and 30 meters in height.

Hulan Mosque is located on the bank of Hulan River in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. It covers an area of 5,000 square meters, and surrounded by blue brick wall. It was originally built in the year of 1810, Qing dynasty. The original structure of the mosque only contains three humble straw houses. Local Hui people later raised fund for the mosque and significant extension was undertaken in the year 1875.

Yilan Mosque covers a total area of 3,560 square meters and has funded by the government for renovations. The mosque currently has an estimated 2,850 worshippers.