Mosques

New Taipei City, Taiwan's most populous municipality, is served by a network of prayer places that extend beyond its borders into neighboring Taipei City and Taoyuan City. Based on available mapped records, there are 14 listed mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius of the city center. These include prominent institutions such as the Taipei Grand Mosque in Da’an District and the Taipei Cultural Mosque in Zhongzheng District, both located in Taipei City. Additionally, the Longgang Mosque in Zhongli District and the At-Taqwa Mosque (Dayuan Mosque) in Dayuan District provide further options for worshippers in the Taoyuan area.

The distribution of prayer places reflects a concentration in Taipei City and Taoyuan City, with several locations in Zhongli District, including the Musholla Of National Central University and PMI Al-Amin Muslim Prayer Room. Other areas with listed prayer rooms include Luzhu District (Al-Ikhlas Mosque), Guanyin District (An-Nur Mosque), and Guishan District (裕民化學股份有限公司). A Muslim Prayer Room is also available at Taipei Main Station, offering convenient access for commuters. The presence of these facilities across multiple districts and cities highlights the accessibility of prayer spaces for Muslims living in or visiting New Taipei City.

For those traveling further afield, additional prayer places are listed in Dayuan District near Taoyuan International Airport and in Toucheng Township, Yilan County. The variety of locations—from dedicated mosques to prayer rooms in universities and commercial buildings—supports the needs of students, workers, families, and travelers. While the listings are based on available mapped data, they provide a useful starting point for finding prayer places in the greater New Taipei City area.

When visiting these prayer places, always verify the address and opening hours in advance, as some may be located within private buildings or institutions. Contact information may not be available for all listings. Use the provided addresses to check distances and plan your route. Note that some locations, such as the Muslim Prayer Room at Taipei Main Station, are in public transit hubs.