Putra Mosque Review

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Putra Mosque in Malaysia, and let me tell you, it was not just a visit; it was a heartwarming experience. I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone! Don't miss this gem when you're in Malaysia; it's a heartwarming memory waiting to be made.

Putra mosque called by tourist as a pink Mosque.It was beautiful structure

A National mosque built is the centre of politics in Malaysia, Putrajaya which takes her name from the first Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra al Haj.

New Horse Tour - Pink Mosque 23 To be honest, the mosque building is always a beautiful landscape, and the Holy Spirit is not to play and desecrate. This mosque with a young girl's heart is so pavilioned by the lake, and you see such a beautiful one. Its full pink details, lace on the eaves walls, decorations, are simply dazzling.

Xinma Tour - Pink Mosque 6 mausoleum built behind the mosque, with a bridge corridor connected to the mosque. There is a sunshade dome on the tomb, and there are six or seven tombs in the tomb. Only the “national heroes” of Islam are buried here, that is, only those who were former prime ministers can be buried here, and those who died while in office can be buried here.

The Pink Mosque 2 Pink Mosque is also the largest water mosque in Southeast Asia. Three-quarters of the main building of the mosque is built on water, with a pink appearance and different from the general blue or green, so it is also known as the "Pink Mosque on Water". It can accommodate more than 10,000 people at the same time. It is divided into two floors, the second floor is for 4,000 women, and the downstairs is for 8,000 men.

New Horse Tour - Pink Mosque 36 Butra Mosque (Malay: Masjid Putra), commonly known as the Rose Mosque, Pink Mosque, Water Mosque, is a mosque in Putra, the administrative capital of Malaysia, located next to Lake Butra. Adjacent to the Prime Minister's Office and Butra Square.

Xinma Tour - Pink Mosque started construction in101997 and completed two years later. It cost RM250 million. The exterior wall is pink, with nine domes (the largest is 50 meters high) and a 116-meter-high minaret. It can accommodate 15,000 people.