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Malaysia · January
Heritage in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur’s Islamic Arts Museum is the finest in Southeast Asia, and the capital’s landmark mosques sit within easy reach of it.
Lake Gardens
Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Galleries of Qurans, manuscripts, Ottoman and Mughal arts and an architecture hall of mosque models, under turquoise domes. Open daily 09:30–18:00; adults RM20, children under 6 free.
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Lake Gardens
Masjid Negara
Malaysia’s 1965 national mosque, with a folded-umbrella roof and a 73-metre minaret, a short walk from the museum. Free; robes are provided, and it closes to visitors at prayer times.
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Putrajaya, about 20 min by KLIA Transit, then taxi
Putra Mosque
A rose-granite mosque completed in 1999 on Putrajaya’s lake, drawing on Persian and Safavid design. Visitors are welcome Saturday to Thursday 09:00–12:30, 14:00–16:00 and 17:30–18:00; on Fridays 15:00–16:00 and 17:30–18:00. Robes provided; free.
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