Central Mosque

One of 12 mosques in Ho Chi Minh City, the Central Mosque was built in 1935. It was constructed for worshipers from southern India then resident in Saigon, but now Muslims from as far as Pakistan and Indonesia come to pray. Friday has the biggest congregations. The shaded veranda and cool stone floors make it an ideal place to sit, read, or even nap in the heat of the day. As with most mosques, remember to take your shoes off before entering and dress conservatively if you wish to enter.

Address

66 Dong Du

Hours

Closed · opens 8 am

Weekly hours

Mon	8 am–8 pm
Tue	8 am–8 pm
Wed	8 am–8 pm
Thu	8 am–8 pm
Fri	8 am–8 pm
Sat	8 am–8 pm
Sun	8 am–8 pm