Free entry. Must register at counter and get visitor pass. Robes and headscarves provided free.
Morning 9-12 or afternoon 3-4 PM outside prayer times. Avoid Fridays (closed to non-Muslims 9 AM - 3 PM). Weekdays less crowded.
KTM Kuala Lumpur — 5 min walk. LRT Pasar Seni — 7 min walk. Underground passage from railway station. Free Go KL bus (purple line). Grab/taxi — close to center.
Grand prayer hall (22,500 sq ft), 73m minaret, 18-pointed star dome, beautiful reflecting pools, 48 small domes in courtyard. Heroes Mausoleum nearby. Free robes and headscarves provided.
Front entrance with reflecting pool and dome. Courtyard with 48 small domes. Minaret from the gardens. Inside prayer hall (outside prayer times only).
Visitors: 9 AM-12 PM, 3-4 PM, 5:30-6:30 PM daily. Closed during prayers (12-3 PM, 4-5:30 PM). Friday: non-Muslims from 2:30 PM. Remove shoes at entrance.
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Men — long pants and sleeved shirts. Women — long skirts/pants, long sleeves, headscarf. Robes provided free at entrance if attire is unsuitable.
Yes, outside prayer times. Be discreet and respectful. Don't photograph worshippers directly. Ask permission in prayer areas.
Friday is the main prayer day in Islam. Non-Muslims cannot visit 9 AM - 3 PM and 4 PM - 5:30 PM. Better to come another day.
Useful tips for visiting National Mosque of Malaysia
Come 9 AM-12 PM or 3-4 PM — visitor windows between prayers. Avoid Fridays. Registration and robes free.
Underground passage connects mosque to KL Railway Station — convenient and cool. Also free Go KL bus (purple line).
Nearby Heroes' Mausoleum (Makam Pahlawan) — burial ground of Malaysian leaders. Also close: Islamic Arts Museum and Bird Park.
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