Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque

Blue Mosque Selangor Is Malaysia’s Largest Mosque And Widely Considered To Be One Of Its Most Beautiful. Drawing Its Name From Its Impressive Blue And Silver Dome, The Mosque Has Four Minarets Merging Both Malay And Modernist Influences Into Its Distinctive Architecture. This Mosque Is Located In The Selangor’s Capital City Of Shah Alam. It Is Malaysia’s Largest Mosque And The Second Largest In All Of Southeast Asia And, Not Surprisingly, Is The City Of Shah Alams Most Popular Tourist Attraction. The Mosque’s 51.2m Diameter Is The Largest Religious Dome In The World And The Four 142.3m Minarets Are Also The Tallest In The World. This Mosque Has An Impressive Maximum Capacity Of 24,000 People! It Is Not Surprising That Such A Large Mosque Is Visible From Many Points Of The Kuala Lumpur And Itself Offers Beautiful Views Of The Landscaped Garden Of Islamic Arts Which It Overlooks. The Mosque Isn’t Difficult To Locate Given Its Imposing Stature And Central Shah Alam Location At The End Of Persiaran Masjid Approximately 40 Minutes’ Drive From Kl City Centre.

Batu Caves

Batu Caves Is An Iconic And Popular Tourist Attraction In Selangor. Site Of A Hindu Temple And Shrine, Batu Caves Attracts Thousands Of Worshipers And Tourists. A Limestone Outcrop Located Just North Of Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves Has Three Main Caves Featuring Temples And Hindu Shrines. Its Main Attraction Is The Large Statue Of The Hindu God At The Entrance, Besides A Steep 272 Climb Up Its Steps To Finally View The Stunning Skyline Of The City Centre. Monkeys Frolic Around The Caves, And It Is A Popular Spot For Rock Climbing Enthusiasts. Paintings And Scenes Of Hindu Gods.