[Travel in Malaysia] Easily accessible from the city! The National Mosque where you can enjoy beautiful architecture

If you don't have much time to visit Kuala Lumpur but would like to visit a mosque, we recommend visiting one of the famous mosques, Masjid Negara! Masjid Negara is an important Islamic mosque in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, and one of the religious and historical symbols of Malaysia. It was completed in 1965, the year of Malaysian independence. Designed to reflect the modern Malaysian identity, it blends traditional Malay architecture with Islamic architectural elements. A particular feature is the design that mimics the 48 star-shaped patterns on the wide roof, which are arranged around the mosque's central dome. The mosque is spread over a large area and can accommodate up to 10,000 people! The interior of the mosque is simple and spacious, with space reserved for prayer. The mosque is surrounded by beautiful gardens and ponds, providing tranquility and peace. The gardens are also used as a place for visitors to relax. The mosque also has a 73-meter-tall minaret, one of the tallest mosque towers in Malaysia. The minaret makes the mosque visible from afar. Masjid Negara was built as a symbolic place to celebrate Malaysia's independence. The construction of the mosque represents Malaysia's unity as a nation and an emphasis on its Muslim identity. Tourists can enter the mosque to experience its splendor and admire the beauty of Islamic architecture. You can enjoy a unique experience that you can never experience in Japan! Please note that entry to the mosque may be restricted during prayer times, so please check in advance before visiting! #Traveling Abroad