Mosques

Suwon-si, a major city in Gyeonggi-do, offers a growing network of prayer places for the Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are several listed mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius, with the closest being Rahman Masjid located at 50 Yeongil-ro 6beon-gil in Yeongtong-gu, just 7.8 km from the city center. This mosque serves as a key facility for residents and visitors in the Yeongtong district, an area known for its residential and commercial activity.

Beyond Suwon itself, the surrounding region hosts a number of prominent listed mosques. In Ansan-si, about 19.5 km away, the Ansan Mosque and BILAL ISLAMIC CENTER are situated in Wongok-dong, Danwon-gu, an area with a notable international community. Nearby Hwaseong-si features the Mosque of Baran-ri and MASJID DARUSSALAM BARAN, both in Hyangnam-eup, approximately 19.8 km from Suwon. These locations provide additional options for prayer in the southern part of the metropolitan area.

For those willing to travel further, the Seoul Central Mosque in Yongsan District (27 km) and several other mosques in Seoul, such as Masjid Al-Falah in Yeongdeungpo and Sejong University Mosque in Gwangjin District, are accessible. Incheon also hosts the Incheon Islamic Center in Michuhol-gu and the Islamic Center of Songdo in Yeonsu-gu. This distribution of prayer places across multiple cities and districts reflects the diverse implantation of Muslim facilities in the Suwon region, catering to both long-term residents and travellers.

Always verify mosque addresses and opening hours before visiting, as listed details may change. Contact information such as phone numbers and websites is not provided in the current data. For Rahman Masjid in Suwon, check the exact floor and entrance. For mosques in other cities, confirm accessibility via public transport or car. Use the distance estimates as a guide but plan your route accordingly.