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Putra Mosque, Putrajaya

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Visit Putra Mosque to see one of the city's important places of worship, built to accommodate a congregation of 15,000. Constructed using rose-tinted granite, the mosque's nine pink domes attractively punctuate the main building, with the reddish hue reflecting in the surrounding waters of Lake Putrajaya. Inside, the domes represent neat examples of deeply intricate Islamic patterns above a vast main prayer hall. Completed in 1999, the building has become the primary place of worship for Muslims in the city. The mosque welcomes all visitors, but note you must be in proper attire: dress modestly (no shorts) and women must cover their heads. With our custom trip planner, Putrajaya attractions like Putra Mosque can be center stage of your vacation plans, and you can find out about other attractions like it, unlike it, near it, and miles away.

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• By corinnas904

  Von außen wie innen sehenswert. Sehr tolerantes und freundliches Personal. Es war mein letzter Tag und da ich nicht in die national mosque konnte fragten meine Freunde (locals, Muslime) ob ich außerha...  more »

  Worth seeing from the outside as well as inside. Very tolerant and friendly staff. It was my last day and since I couldn't get into the national mosque my friends (locals, Muslims) asked if I was allowed in outside the visiting hours (it was already late at night) and it worked out. Although the coats are not designed for large people (1,80m; the first coat went over the knee, the second then just below the knee; but was still allowed in), but the staff was anxious and, as already written, tolerant. Worth seeing during the day and at night.
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• By TravelWithLi

  We traveled from KL to this mosque, it was a bit far and costed us MYR 60. There are loads of buses with Chinese tourists, so you can’t miss it! If you’re male, wear long pants. While ladies, would ne...  more »

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• By Adly Azamin Azman

  Well maintained. Looks pristine even though it is already reaching 20 years old. Most structured and visitors of all religions are welcomed!!

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• By Mohd Firdaus Rusli

  The Mosque that I love to stop if I go to Putrajaya. This place will be the must place I go. I love this place because of the strategic area. Near this place, there's a garden and Prime Minister resident. So that, U can have a beatiful view in this area. I adore the calmness in this area. So relax. This mosque is beautiful. For those who is not muslim, U may enter this mosque too with the dress given.

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