The Heart of Chechnya

Chechen people are particularly friendly to the Chinese, very pleasant journey, Chechen large skewers are especially recommended.

The best places in Grozny, I have been here.

📌 Speaking of Chechnya, many people's first impression is the war, the two Chechen wars in 1994 and 1999, let the autonomous republic of the Russian Federation be known to the world. Admittedly, the North Caucasus region is still unfamiliar to most Chinese people, and I am even more afraid of Chechnya. Even after I arrived in the North Caucasus, I didn’t initially list Chechnya as a travel destination. Later, I came here unexpectedly and had the opportunity to understand Chechnya’s culture up close. History and geopolitics, and beautiful natural landscapes and hospitable Chechens, not those broad stereotypes. 🕌 The most impressive thing in the local area is the magnificent "Chechen Heart" Mosque (Heart of Chechnya), also known as the Kadyrov Central Mosque, named after Ahmed Kadyrov, the first president of the Chechen Republic. Built and opened in 2008, the Heart of Chechnya is the largest mosque in Europe, has become a landmark in Grozny and is named one of Russia’s top ten landmarks. The Kadyrov Central Mosque is a classic Ottoman Turkish style, with marble walls and magnificent interiors, while the four towering minarets and beautiful curved tops are particularly charming. 🎉 Near the interior of the mosque, the main parts of Mihairab and Minbail in the central hall are gilded decorations, brilliant and shining. It is said that to decorate the mosque, the craftsmen used tons of bronze and the best quality gold of 2.5 kilograms. The central hall can accommodate more than 10,000 people at the same time, and Muslims can rest anywhere in the hall during non-worship hours.