[2025 Kuala Lumpur Attraction] Travel Guide for National Masjid of Malaysia (Updated May)

This itinerary is kid-friendly and won't tire out the adults, covering all the essential attractions in Kuala Lumpur! [Day 1] 🌟Take a Grab to Merdeka Square → Walk → Sultan Abdul Samad Building → Walk → Jamek Mosque + National Mosque + City Gallery (photo ops available) These are mostly historical buildings and must-sees in Kuala Lumpur. They are worth exploring slowly. Return to the hotel at noon to rest. The Kuala Lumpur sun ☀️ really requires some indoor cooling time to avoid heatstroke 🥵. In the afternoon, go to KLCC Park (Location: Kuala Lumpur City Centre KLCC Park). This is a great spot for taking photos with the Petronas Twin Towers. There's also a playground + water play area, a must-visit for families with kids. If you have enough time, you can also consider the Petrosains Science Discovery Centre on the 4th floor of KLCC and the Aquaria KLCC on the concourse level. We didn't want to rush, so we skipped these. 🍲Dinner: Walk → Suria KLCC mall, stroll around, and see the Petronas Twin Towers at night. The night view is even better than the daytime! [Day 2] 🌟5-minute walk → Sri Mahamariamman Temple, An Indian temple. It's something new to see, and the street scenes along the way are quite interesting. Afternoon: Putra Mosque + Astaka Morocco Putra Mosque is on the same route as the airport. We visited it on our way to the airport in a pre-booked car. The driver was very nice and took us to Putra Mosque (Masjid Putra) + Astaka Morocco. I personally prefer the Astaka Morocco, a small and exquisite building with lots of architectural details! A must-visit. 💙If you have an extra day, you can visit the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque, which is further from the city center. Note: It is recommended to check the opening hours. For example, it's not open to the public on Fridays due to prayers. Avoid rush hour on your return trip. 📒When I was planning the trip, I found other family-friendly attractions: KL Bird Park, Malaysian Chinese Museum, Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery, Genting Highlands, Sunway Lagoon (water park + scream park + wildlife park, etc.), and Kidzania Kuala Lumpur. I only had 2 days in Kuala Lumpur, so I didn't include them in my itinerary. If you have more time, you can consider these. 🏠Accommodation We stayed near Petaling Street. It was easy to get around by Grab or on foot. However, we didn't visit Petaling Street itself, as it's just an ordinary market street, and we weren't interested. ⭐️Essentials Local SIM card + travel adapter + cash (withdraw from ATMs at Kuala Lumpur Airport) + Grab app

🧳Pre-trip preparation🥾🥿 Apply for an electronic visa in advance, book round-trip flights and hotels, prepare Malaysian Ringgit or UnionPay card, download Grab taxi app. The climate in Malaysia is hot, so remember to bring light clothing and sunscreen. ✈️Itinerary🛶🇲🇾 • ‼️Day 1: Arrival in Kuala Lumpur: Arrive at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, take the airport bus to the city hotel. After a short rest, head to Independence Square, experience the historical atmosphere, and admire the British architecture. At noon, enjoy Hainanese chicken rice at Petaling Street, and visit the National Mosque in the afternoon to admire its unique architectural style. In the evening, eat satay and bak kut teh at Jalan Alor, and experience the lively night market. • ‼️Day 2: Cultural landmarks tour: After breakfast, head to the Kuala Lumpur Tower, overlooking the city panorama, and experience the skywalk. Have lunch nearby, and visit the Petronas Twin Towers in the afternoon, shop at the mall on the lower floor, and admire the spectacular exterior. In the evening, watch the musical fountain at KLCC Park. • ‼️Day 3: Historical exploration in Malacca: Take a bus from Kuala Lumpur to Malacca, and visit the Dutch Red House in the morning to learn about colonial history. At noon, enjoy Nyonya cuisine, such as laksa. In the afternoon, stroll through Jonker Street, buy unique souvenirs, and visit the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple. In the evening, enjoy dinner at a riverside restaurant and admire the night view. • ‼️Day 4: Leisure and relaxation on Perhentian Island: Take a boat from Kuala Terengganu to Perhentian Island, and check into the resort. In the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine and sand on the beach, and go snorkeling to see beautiful coral and tropical fish. In the evening, enjoy seafood barbecue by the sea. • ‼️Day 5: Island fun: Spend the whole day on Perhentian Island, participate in water activities such as deep diving and banana boat, or sunbathe on the beach and enjoy a relaxing time. • ‼️Day 6: Departure: Pack your bags, take a boat back to Kuala Terengganu, and head to the airport to end your enjoyable trip to Malaysia. 🍍🥥🫒Food recommendations • Coconut rice: Rice cooked with coconut milk, served with fried fish, peanuts, eggs, etc., fragrant and delicious. • Stir-fried noodles: Rice noodles stir-fried with shrimp, eggs, bean sprouts, etc., flavorful and delicious. • Durian puff: Crispy outer skin wrapped with rich durian pulp, a must-try for durian lovers.

#favouriteitinerary An unforgettable day in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! From exploring iconic landmarks to indulging in delicious local cuisine, every moment was filled with adventure and excitement. We marveled at the stunning Petronas Twin Towers, wandered through the vibrant streets of Chinatown, and soaked in the cultural richness of this incredible city. A day wasn’t enough to see it all, but the memories we made will last a lifetime! ✨ #KualaLumpur #MalaysiaTrip #OneDayAdventure" #travel #malaysia

#hiddengems Most of the time, the tourists have been focusing on KLCC and Bukit Bintang area only while travelling to Kuala Lumpur especially when it is only a 3-4 days trip. Nevertheless, if you would like to explore more about Kuala Lumpur and have a plan to stay longer here, KL Sentral area could be taken into consideration as well as they are some niche attractions with free of charge allowing you to see more and learn more as per below: - Botanical Garden: A huge garden for people to picnic and enjoy the faunas such as Hibicus and Orchid. - National Mosque: An instagrammable Mosque to take picture with and to learn more about Islam culture. - Aloft Mai Bar: A spot to spend time at night while enjoying KL Sentral city view - National Museum: The museum to learn the diversity culture of Malaysia. - Planetorium negara: A spot to explore the astronomy knowledge for kids. - KL railway station: The European style building for photo taking.

I. Destination Introduction Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a vibrant and cultural city. Here, you can experience modern architecture, rich food, historical sites, and natural scenery. Here is a two-day Kuala Lumpur travel guide to help you fully experience the charm of this city. II. Day 1: City Exploration Morning: 1. Twin Towers: First, visit the iconic building of Kuala Lumpur - Twin Towers. Visit the Twin Towers Observation Deck and overlook the entire Kuala Lumpur city. 2. Kuala Lumpur City Council Museum: Near the Twin Towers, you can also visit the City Council Museum to learn about the history and culture of Kuala Lumpur. Noon: Taste local food, such as satay, fried kway teow, and nasi lemak. Afternoon: 1. Independence Square and National Monument: Come to the heart of Kuala Lumpur and feel the history and culture of the country. 2. Go to the Central Market for a stroll, where there are various handicrafts and souvenirs for you to choose from. Night: Watch a night market performance or concert in Kuala Lumpur and feel the vitality and passion of this city. III. Day 2: Natural and Cultural Experience Morning: 1. Go to the National Mosque to experience the religious culture of Malaysia. 2. Go to the Selangor State Museum to learn about the history and culture of Selangor. Noon: Have lunch in a local restaurant and try Malaysian specialties. Afternoon: 1. Visit the Malaysian National Botanic Garden or Park and enjoy the beauty and tranquility of nature. 2. Visit the Putra Palace, a unique building that combines traditional culture and modern technology, and has become one of the iconic attractions of Kuala Lumpur. You can enjoy the magnificent city panorama and beautiful garden landscape here. Stroll along the corridors of the palace and feel its majestic momentum and exquisite decoration. In addition, you can also learn about the history and culture of Kuala Lumpur in the museum in the palace. Stay here for a few hours and immerse yourself in the dual experience of culture and nature. Night: Participate in a Kuala Lumpur night tour activity or street performance, such as dance performances, music performances, etc., to end your trip with a unique night experience. At the same time, you can enjoy local food and drinks and feel the nightlife atmosphere of Kuala Lumpur. IV. Precautions 1. Plan your itinerary in advance and book tickets and transportation. 2. Pay attention to the local climate and weather conditions, so as to wear appropriate clothing and carry appropriate items. 3. When shopping, pay attention to whether the quality and price of the goods are appropriate, and negotiate the price with the seller before buying. At the same time, be vigilant to avoid shopping scams. In addition, you can also leave some local currency or specialty products as souvenirs or gifts to take home. When purchasing, remember to ask for invoices or receipts as proof for subsequent returns, exchanges, or rights protection operations. 4. Pay attention to safety and personal property protection during the trip. Do not carry a large amount of cash or valuables on your body or leave property in the hotel to avoid the risk of theft; keep personal documents such as passports;

Kuala Lumpur is the first stop for many people visiting Malaysia There are many places worth seeing here And most of them are free of charge🎫 Even those that charge🎫 are very cheap So this time, follow me👆 for a day in Kuala Lumpur 📅Itinerary: Petaling Street➡Central Market➡Independence Square➡National Mosque➡Islamic Museum➡Textile Museum➡Petronas Twin Towers ⛱Must-visit attractions: Petaling Street Make this your first stop in the morning This is a street with many Chinese people There are many delicious☕️ foods You can have your first meal🍴 in Malaysia here ⌚️Time: 1 hour-1.5 hours 👔Central Market (Central Art Market) The most worth-visiting mall in Kuala Lumpur It gathers souvenirs and goods from all over Malaysia There are also many fun cultural and creative shops inside If you didn't find suitable🍴 food on Petaling Street, you can eat here ⌚️Time: 2 hours-3 hours 🗿Independence Square The most worth📷 checking-in place in Kuala Lumpur It is also the earliest city center of Kuala Lumpur The surrounding buildings are very distinctive and worth photographing Especially the I❤️KL sign at the city gallery At dusk🌆, you can see the Petronas Twin Towers shining in gold here ⌚️Time: 2 hours-3 hours 🕌️National Mosque This is a building that combines traditional and modern architecture The blue roof is very aesthetic The tall minaret can be seen from afar The interior decoration of the mosque🕌️ is very exquisite There are clothing requirements to enter the mosque Purple robes are provided for free at the entrance ⌚️Time: 1 hour-1.5 hours 🎨Islamic Art Museum This is a museum that carries Islamic culture It has 12 exhibition halls and more than 7,000 exhibits These exhibits are very exquisite You can also see many models of🕌️ mosques inside ⌚️Time: 1.5 hours-2 hours 🎫Ticket: 20 Ringgit 👘Textile Museum A very niche museum It showcases the history of textile development in Malaysia There are many particularly beautiful textile garments The two-story building where the museum is located is also worth seeing ⌚️Time: 1 hour-1.5 hours 🎫Ticket: 5 Ringgit 🏨Petronas Twin Towers This can be said to be the symbol of Malaysia Seeing the 452-meter Twin Towers up close is very shocking It is recommended to come here at night🌃 to take night shots There are many shops inside and around the Twin Towers The KLCC Aquarium🐟 is also here You can have dinner🍴 here ⌚️Time: 1 hour-1.5 hours 🏨Accommodation Guide: Choosing to stay near the subway station is more convenient If you like to visit night markets, you can stay near Jalan Alor and Petaling Street If you have accommodation requirements, there are many high-end hotels🏨 near KLCC 🚗Transportation Tips: Kuala Lumpur's transportation is very developed Buses, subways🚇, and light rail can basically cover all destinations

A sacred world. The 73-meter-high minaret seems to be in conversation with the blue sky. The blue star-shaped roof is like a twinkling star in the night sky, mysterious and beautiful. Attraction itinerary guide: Arrive at the National Mosque around 10 a.m., First, admire the exterior of the mosque, take photos, and feel the unique architectural style. Then enter the mosque and take a short break in the spacious hall Then visit the prayer hall and admire the spectacular roof composed of 49 arches. Finally, you can visit the tomb in the back to learn about the stories of Muslim heroes. The whole journey takes about 2 hours. Note tip: Girls must wear long sleeves and trousers, cover their hands and feet, and wear a headscarf to cover their hair. You need to take off your shoes to enter the mosque to show piety. Observe the rules of the mosque, keep quiet, and respect the beliefs and religious ceremonies of Muslims. 📍Detailed address: jalan perdana, tasik perdana, 50480 kuala lumpur, wilayah persekutuan kuala lumpur. In terms of transportation, if you are near the Kuala Lumpur Old Railway Station, you can walk there; if the distance is far, you can take the subway and other public transportation, and you can plan the route according to the map navigation.

The National Mosque of Malaysia is one of the iconic buildings in Kuala Lumpur. Its unique umbrella-shaped roof and towering minaret are not only impressive, but also reflect the will of Malaysia's independence. The mosque is beautifully decorated, and each tile seems to tell an ancient story. Transportation: Take public transportation, such as the light rail to Pasar Seni Station, and then walk to the mosque. Opening hours: Please check in advance and avoid local prayer times to avoid missing the opportunity to visit. The mosque is closed to visitors from 12:30 to 15:00 for lunch break. Dress code: Please dress appropriately when visiting. Women must pick up a robe at the entrance. Shorts and short skirts are not allowed. Men can also wear robes, which look better in photos. The reflection of the pink mosque, coupled with the blue sky and white clouds, and the sparkling reflection on the lake, everything is particularly dreamy.

If you come to Kuala Lumpur, I really recommend you to visit the National Mosque (Masjid Negara). This is not just a religious site, but also a piece of architectural art that combines modern and traditional aesthetics, making you want to take some time to explore it. Admission Tips: Applying for a Visiting Permit There is no admission fee here. You just need to fill out the application form on their PAD network when you check in at the counter. The application process is very simple and fast, and you can get in right away. Special wearing experience: respect and mystery As soon as you enter the mosque, you will feel a very special sense of ceremony. Female friends will be asked to wear purple cape jackets, which instantly make people feel mysterious and solemn. If boys wear shorts, they will also provide robes to make you more in line with the mosque's dress code. This kind of dressing experience is actually quite interesting. It also allows us to feel the sacred atmosphere of this building while respecting the local culture. Beauty at first sight: the fusion of modernity and tradition When I stepped into the premises of the National Mosque, the first thing that caught my eye was the unique architectural style. The exterior of the mosque combines the essence of modern and traditional Islamic architecture. The white geometric design symbolizes the purity and solemnity of the mosque. Especially the spire that soars into the clouds, contrasting with the blue sky, gives people a sense of piety pointing straight to the sky. The beauty of the interior: a combination of tranquility and grandeur The moment you enter the mosque, you will be shocked by the tranquil atmosphere inside! This is really a place that makes people feel calm, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, as if time has slowed down. When you look up at the dome, you will find that the stained glass is incredibly beautiful! When shooting at 360 degrees, the interweaving of colors and light will definitely amaze you. It is a complete visual feast! The solemnity and harmony of the interior space When I walked into the mosque, I was immediately attracted by its spacious space and elegant design. The numerous columns, combined with the geometric patterns on the ceiling, create a visual sense of infinite extension. The floor is covered with marble, reflecting soft light, making the whole space look solemn yet warm. Even in hot weather, it still feels cool and comfortable here, making people want to meditate quietly. It is also possible to sit quietly. Indeed, many people come in groups, and there is a constant sound of taking photos here. The tranquil beauty of the pool and green space The pool outside the mosque and the surrounding green space add a touch of tranquility and peace. The reflection in the pool perfectly combines the spire with the blue sky, giving people a sense of transcendence. Every landscape here seems to remind visitors that this is not only a place of prayer, but also a spiritual haven. A cultural landmark not to be missed The National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur is really worth a visit. Whether you come here to seek peace of mind or simply want to appreciate the beauty of the architecture, you will have an unforgettable experience here. I hope you can find inner peace and strength here like me. Don’t miss this cultural gem of Kuala Lumpur! #National Mosque #Kuala Lumpur

🌆Kuala Lumpur, this charming city, always has some great places that make people reluctant to leave. Today I’m going to share with you five must-visit places! 💎 1. Twin tower and Saloma bridge The Twin Towers are the iconic landmark of Kuala Lumpur, towering into the sky. At night, they are even more beautiful with bright lights, which is breathtaking. There is a Saloma Bridge next to it, which is suitable for checking in, adding a unique charm to this unparalleled beauty. Standing on the bridge, the breeze gently blows across your cheeks, overlooking the hustle and bustle of the city, it seems as if you can feel the surging heartbeat of the city. 🎇 📍Address: 9, Lorong Raja Muda Musa 3, Kampung Baru, 50300 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🌃 2. National Mosque of Malaysia The National Mosque of Malaysia is a temple full of religious mystery and artistic charm. The unique architectural design and the peaceful and harmonious atmosphere can purify and cleanse your soul instantly. Walking into it is like being in a sacred art world. 🌟 📍Address: Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🛏 3. EQ Hotel and Blue Sky bar After enjoying a comfortable stay at EQ Hotel, don’t miss Blue Sky bar! There are beautiful city scenery here, with bright lights and the vast starry sky intertwined, and the romantic atmosphere is so intense that you will be intoxicated and unable to extricate yourself. 🍸 📍Address: EQ, Equatorial Plaza, Jln Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🏢 4. Dayabumi Complex This is simply an architectural wonder that combines modernity and tradition. Whether it is its unique and eye-catching appearance or the colorful commercial activities inside, it can bring you an unprecedented wonderful experience. 🎊 📍Address: Dayabumi Complex, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🌳 5. Alila Bangser In this hotel, you can fully embrace the generous gifts of nature and stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Immerse yourself in the peaceful and beautiful atmosphere, relax your body and mind, and rediscover the peace and tranquility deep in your heart. 🌼 📍Address: 58, Jalan Ang Seng, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia #Kuala Lumpur Tourism #Must-visit Check-in Places #Travel Tips #Global Travel

🌎Malaysia’s beautiful scenery in Southeast Asia attracts an endless stream of international tourists. At the same time, as a multi-ethnic country, the culture here is diverse and prosperous. It not only has the urban charm of a modern metropolis, but also well preserves precious historical and cultural heritage. If you choose this route, you will be able to deeply experience Malaysia’s multi-ethnic and modern culture. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Kuala Lumpur→Putrajaya→Melaka→Penang→Langkawi 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Petaling Street – Mariamman Hindu Temple – Kuan Ti Temple – Petronas Twin Towers – Chinatown DAY2: National Mosque—City Promenade—Independence Square—Putra Mosque DAY3: Malacca River—Straits Mosque—Dutch Red House—Sultan Palace—St. Paul’s Hill DAY4: Mural Street—Kek Lok Si Temple—Penang Hill—Penang Night Market DAY5: Langkawi Underwater World—Cenang Beach—Mary Sue’s Tomb—Giant Eagle Plaza DAY6: Oriental Village-Langkawi Cable Car-Sky Bridge 🌸The whole journey is about 1100 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is 6 days, suitable for all people. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Twin Towers: The comprehensive office building of Petronas is located in the center of Kuala Lumpur. It is the tallest twin tower in the world. Its design style reflects the young, moderate and modern urban personality of Kuala Lumpur. The tower is 88 stories high, majestic and majestic. It is an excellent location for tourists to overlook Kuala Lumpur from the clouds. Inside the tower is the largest classical symphony concert hall in Southeast Asia and the most high-end shops in Malaysia. ✔️Putra Mosque: Also known as the Rose Mosque and Pink Mosque, it is located in the administrative capital Putrajaya. It is the most distinctive landmark of Putra and one of the most modern mosques in the world. The entire building is made of rose red marble, with nine domes and a 116-meter-high minaret. The interior is magnificent and magnificent. This is the only mosque in Malaysia where you can enter the prayer hall, but men must wear long trousers, and women must wear long sleeves and trousers, and cover their heads with a headscarf as a sign of respect. ✔️Straits Mosque: Located on the artificially built Malacca Island, the architectural design combines Malaysian and Arabic styles. It is completely white, with the main body on the sea and connected to the land. There is a golden circular dome in the center and Yangfan-shaped glass curtains on the four sides. When the water level rises, the building seems to be floating on the sea. Especially under the sunlight, the golden dome of the temple and the sparkling sea waves appear extremely agile amid the pious chanting around it. ✔️Mural Street: There are large and small murals scattered in the streets and alleys of George Town, Penang. Some murals are hidden in inconspicuous corners, waiting for tourists to explore. These murals add a more lively and leisurely artistic atmosphere to the traditional Georgetown streets. Among them, the mural "Sister and Brother Riding Together" was selected as one of the 15 best street murals in the world by the British "Guardian". It is the only mural selected in Asia. ✔️Sky Bridge: Located in Oriental Village, Langkawi, with a total length of 125 meters, the bridge is arc-shaped. The main body is made of steel and suspended at an altitude of 687 meters, hence the name "Sky Bridge". The bridge deck is extremely high off the ground and long and narrow. It takes great courage to cross it. There is an abyss under your feet, but in the distance you can see the beautiful scenery of sea and sky. The extreme difference attracts many adventurous tourists to come for sightseeing. ☀️Malaysia is a country that combines modernity and classics, nature and humanity. Here, you can easily drive your car, shuttle between the busy city and the tranquil island, and experience completely different scenery and culture. Whether it’s the bustling Kuala Lumpur or the tranquility of Semporna, you can experience unprecedented self-driving fun. Low gas prices and convenient car rental services make this journey affordable and relaxing. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

🤩When you come to Kuala Lumpur, you must visit the National Mosque of Malaysia! 📍Address: National Mosque of Malaysia, Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🏖️Environment/Facilities: When I saw it for the first time, I was shocked by its solemn yet elegant appearance. The huge dome and towering minaret seem to be telling the story of the years. Walking into the mosque, the interior decoration is even more exquisite. Every detail shows the charm of art 💞Reason for recommendation: In the spacious prayer hall, one can feel a peaceful and sacred atmosphere, which instantly cleanses and purifies one's soul. 🕋There are beautiful gardens and fountains around the mosque, adding vitality and vigor. Taking photos here, every photo seems like a piece of art📷 🕌Whether you are interested in architectural art or want to find inner peace, the National Mosque of Malaysia is definitely worth a visit. #Kuala LumpurTourism #MalaysiaNationalMosque #MagnificentArchitecture #GlobalTravel #Kuala LumpurAttractions

Malaysia·Asia 🇲🇾The free trip has ended successfully, and I returned to the arms of my mother in my motherland with full satisfaction and happiness🤗. Here I will share some itineraries and strategies, hoping to help everyone📝. 🏨Hotel: Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur (full marks for experience💯, great, including breakfast/🈶️gym/🈶️swimming pool🏊/🈶️small bar/) Highly recommended, close to the attractions, almost ten or twenty minutes, if you want to see it For hotels, give me an example. 1⃣️On the first day, check in at the hotel｜Shopping mall🏧Exchange money, go shopping｜Check in Central Art Square➕Independence Square 2⃣️On the second day, check in to the National Mosque near the hotel🕌️｜Drink morning tea｜Putrajaya Mosque "Pink Mosque"｜ 📍Navigation: See the address of the entire pink mosque: 🚏Kelab taslik putrajaya; if you want to go in and see, navigate📍: Putrajaya Mosque 3⃣️Day 3, Straits of Malacca｜Jonker Street｜Red House｜Sea Mosque｜ ⚠️Note: The Sea Mosque is currently under renovation and entry is not allowed. The path we took leads directly to the seaside. There are few people and the scenery is very good! ! ! 4⃣️On the fourth day, have breakfast at the hotel｜Batu Caves｜Berly Chocolate Museum｜Butterflies🦋Watch butterflies in the park🎀｜Buy specialties at Pavilion Mall｜Kangle Night Market 5⃣️Day 5, sleep in | Shopping at the airport, eating and buying souvenirs | Returning home ✈️There are a lot of souvenirs to buy at the airport, and there are also many food shops, and the prices are not much more expensive than ordinary shopping malls🏬. The shopping mall at the airport is very big, so you can reserve 1 to 2 hours for shopping♐️ 🍽️Food recommendations: 1⃣️Wagyu🥩：🚏 Pearl shopping gallery Go to the third floor➡️Nikugaiya Roukui House Must clock in‼ ️‼ ️‼ ️, the ingredients are super fresh, and someone will grill them for you on site, and will also introduce you to the best way to eat them, it’s amazing, 🌟Points ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2⃣️Seafood dinner➡️ 🚏Hokkaido Seafood KL Main Branch Very delicious‼ ️‼ ️‼ ️, Cantonese’s favorite, super authentic 🅾️, fried crab with ginger and scallion is a must-try❗️❗️❗️

#Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions #Malaysia #Overseas Travel The National Mosque of Malaysia is one of the must-see attractions when traveling to Kuala Lumpur. Its architectural features are designed in a modern style, blending contemporary Islamic art, calligraphy and decorative art. Different from the traditional onion-shaped design of traditional mosques, it has a blue 16-pointed star-shaped roof with a total of 18 spires, which represent the five creeds of the Federation of Malaysia and Islam, as well as a 245-foot-high minaret that symbolizes the spirit of freedom and independence. All visitors must observe Islamic etiquette, take off their shoes, and dress neatly and appropriately. If the traveler's clothing does not meet the requirements, the mosque will provide free robes for use. ✅Detailed address: Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur ✅Opening hours: Saturday to Thursday: 09:00-12:00, 15:00-16:00, 17:30-18:30 Friday: 15:00-16:00, 17:30-18:30 ✅Visit fee: Free

#Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions #Overseas Travel #Malaysia The National Mosque of Malaysia is one of the must-see attractions when traveling to Kuala Lumpur. Its architectural features are designed in a modern style, blending contemporary Islamic art, calligraphy and decorative art. Different from the traditional onion-shaped design of traditional mosques, it has a blue 16-pointed star-shaped roof with a total of 18 spires, which represent the five creeds of the Federation of Malaysia and Islam, as well as a 245-foot-high minaret that symbolizes the spirit of freedom and independence. All visitors must observe Islamic etiquette, take off their shoes, and dress neatly and appropriately. If the traveler's clothing does not meet the requirements, the mosque will provide free robes for use. ✅Detailed address: Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur ✅Opening hours: Saturday to Thursday: 09:00-12:00, 15:00-16:00, 17:30-18:30 Friday: 15:00-16:00, 17:30-18:30 ✅Visit fee: Free

#timetotravel The National Mosque of Malaysia, also known as Masjid Negara, stands as a prominent symbol of Islamic architecture and spirituality in Kuala Lumpur. Its modern design, grand proportions, and serene ambiance often leave a lasting impression on visitors. Many tourists admire the mosque's unique architecture, characterized by its large main dome and slender minarets. The expansive prayer hall, adorned with beautiful calligraphy and intricate details, offers a sense of tranquility and reflection. #travel#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#kualalumpur#instatravel

The National Mosque of Malaysia has specified hours for tourists. I visited in the afternoon at a little past 3pm. Staff will hand visitors a purple robe to cover up if required to adhere to the dress code. The mosque was very spacious, airy, and peaceful, and I could also see nice views of the surrounding buildings. The architecture is more modern, and the mosque serves as a symbol of national unity. #malaysia #kualalumpur

#TravelMoon Address: Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Key Point: Islamic culture that is difficult to experience in Korea Rating: 5/5 Malaysia is a representative Islamic country in Southeast Asia, but it doesn't really feel that way when you actually arrive However, when you visit Masjid Nugar, the national mosque of Malaysia, this thought disappears. The mosque boasts a magnificent scale, and the Islamic piety shown inside naturally overwhelms us. There are also signs explaining how to pray inside the mosque, so why not try praying with a pious heart? I think this place where you can see the most exotic sights is the reason we travel😍 #Malaysia #Kuala Lumpur #Islam

Located close to Kuala Lumpur Station, Malaysia's National Mosque is famous for its modern architecture. Colonial-style buildings and skyscrapers can be seen in the surrounding area, creating a unique KL landscape where history, modernity, and various multiculturalism blend together. Although there are limited times, non-Muslim tourists can also visit.

The state religion of Malaysia is Islam. The design details of this church are very delicate and exquisite, and even the leisure area in the courtyard has a Muslim theme. Walking leisurely in the recreation area, listening to the elegant Koran melodies, is very solemn. #Muslim #Islam #elegant

Icon of Malaysia printed on Malaysian ringgit situated at the heart of Kuala Lumpur as a place of gathering for many important events in Malaysia #meetkualalumpur

#Malaysia Attractions It is the largest mosque in Kuala Lumpur, the design is mainly white modern style, I personally like the through flower exterior wall inside, after the light is more elegant. The design of this mosque is inspired by the Grand Mosque in Mecca - the dome symbolizes the 13 continents of Malaysia as well as the 5 pillars of Islam. There are several times a day for visitors to visit - and the prayer hall inside is only open to believers, but there is a special visiting location for visitors to see the inside environment and quiet photos, but also remember not to disturb the believers who are praying. In terms of clothing, men need to be neatly dressed and women need to wear robes provided by the mosque at the entrance before entering.

#meetkualalumpur Address: Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur. Getting there: It is around 5 minutes walk from the Kuala Lumpur KTM station. Highlights: The National Mosque of Malaysia is calm and soothing. It is a big mosque with parks and facilities for people to spend some time contemplating. All races and people can enter this mosque to view its unique construction of buildings. They also have an entrance dedicated to foreigners, where they will give you a robe to adorn while visiting the mosque if you are dressed inappropriately. The center of the mosque is decorated with delicately carved shapes of Islamic arts. 😊 #visitmalaysia #kuala_lumpur

#klinsider Officially opened back in 1965, this mosque has been declared as national mosque of Malaysia just right after Malaysia Independence in 1957. Even multiple major renovation had taken place, still this 15000 capcity mosque remains relevent and amazing together with the modern landscape of Kuala Lumpur. Infact the newly completed PNB118 ( second highest building in the world) can be easily seen from this mosque without any distractions. This national mosque can be accessed by KTM kuala lumpur station and Pasar Seni LRT station. If you need to avoid walking, goKL free bus will drop you the. closest possible distance to this mosque ( Masjid Negara bus stop ). For non muslim visitors, it is advisable to check opening times especially on Friday as it can get very busy due to Friday prayer and therefore completely closed for visitors.

My first time going to National Mosque of Malaysia after 29 years of living. It was indeed a very spectacular mosque and national pride. The design was super artistic with inside garden and mesmerising pond. The prayer hall was big with cool air conditioning - promising a comfortable condition and ambience for praying. There were a lot of foreign tourists who seems to also amaze with the view of the mosque. For foreigners worry not, they can go inside wearing the purple robe provided by the mosque. The only con probably was the toilet and ablution area since they were located deep down in the basement. Making it hard to climb down the ladder. Possibly a room to improve 😊

Masjid Negara, the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia The largest Islamic mosque in Southeast Asia, its size is enormous The blue roof, 73m high minaret, and prayer room that can accommodate 8,000 people give you an idea of ​​its size You can enter the interior at any time except during prayer times Non-Muslims must wear proper clothing If you wear proper clothing, you can enter barefoot National Mosque where you can experience Islamic culture Must visit when traveling to Malaysia!! Location: Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur Admission: Free #Kuala Lumpur travel #Solo travel #Malaysia #Islamic temple #Southeast Asia travel

This mosque capacity may fit up to 15,000 people and is situated among 13 acres of gardens. Its key features are a 73-metre-high minaret and a 16-pointed star concrete main roof. It's also designed with 48 smaller domes makes it looked more unique than other mosque.

In the center of the city is the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur. So easy to go there. It adjacent to River of Life and near Merdeka Square. #holidayvacation #tripinspired #tripmoments

Islam is the national religion of Malaysia. The mosque is spread all over the country. The national mosque in Kuala Lumpur covers an area of ​​5.5 hectares. 💫It was completed in 1965. It is a group of buildings including a prayer hall, large minaret, mausoleum and office buildings. 🏙 The decoration is similar to the three major mosques in Mecca, and it is a magnificent representative of Islamic architectural art. #happynewyear