In Malaysia you can find plenty of religious sites with beautiful architecture. The Jamek Mosque, also known as the Masjid Jamek, with it’s three white domes and graceful arches is one of them. This mosque is the oldest mosques of Kuala Lumpur and it used to be the biggest one as well. Out of symbolism the mosque is build on a site of historical importance for the locals, as it is the site where the settlers first established a presence. Coincidentally it is the place where the serene Klang and Gombak rivers come together, creating a picturesque haven where travelers can have a nice photo moment. The mosque is still in active use and can be visited if you are dressed appropriately. Locals often nickname it the Friday mosque.
Location: Jalan Tun Perak, Kuala Lumpur
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