Putra Mosque

Magnificent architectural gem in Putrajaya. The mosque's pink granite exterior is a captivating sight, especially against the backdrop of the serene Putrajaya Lake. The grandeur continues inside with a spacious prayer hall adorned with beautiful calligraphy and intricate designs.

The mosque offers a tranquil and reflective atmosphere, providing a serene space for prayer and contemplation. The expansive courtyard and lakeside location contribute to a peaceful ambiance.

The friendly and welcoming staff contribute to a positive experience for visitors, providing information and guidance when needed. Whether you're a tourist appreciating the architecture or a worshipper seeking a serene place for prayer, Masjid Putra Mosque is a must-visit destination that beautifully represents Malaysia's cultural and religious diversity.

Beautiful Pink Mosque... tourist can go in, but ladies has to wear the gown. Will be given during the entrance. Walked in, and will have a separation in the dome. Place well maintain and glad to make the trip there with family to see how a Mosque looked like.

Absolutely beautiful place, have clothes for hire if you do not dress appropriately. (Free of charge) Lots of information inside and very helpful guides.
Definitely worth the visit, wonderful!

A beautiful mosque. Clean, well maintained and beautifully located by the side of a river. As a place of worship it achieves its purpose. Non muslim visitors are allowed inside but must follow the rules i.e maintain decorum, not take photos in certain poses etc. Women visitors are given a robe to wear on top of their outfits.

Putra Masque is principal masque of the Putrajaya Malaysia. It's located on putra square and adjacent to Putrajaya lake. The masque can accommodate 1500 worshipers at any time.

The place is very beautiful. Entry is allowed for everyone. No tickets required.
Free parking is available on the road. You can spent 1-2 hours. Recommend to visit in the evening.

What a beautiful mosque it is. Absolutely stunning.
Now I am not Muslim so I cannot get in to visit but I love going to Putrajaya from time to time to look at the mosque.
Every time I have friends from overseas visiting KL, I always take them there as it is gorgeous !

This is one of the best mosque I have ever seen in my life. The mosque is in a beautiful location and the interior is mixed with Malay and Arabic design. Men and women can pray together. Women have separate spaces. The mosque is huge that allows many people can pray there. I wish I could join a Eid Namaj there that will be a great experience. Any non- muslim can visit the mosque but have to cover his/her body properly before entering it. Mosque authority provides coverall as well. Some khatibs of the mosque describe nicely about the Islamic culture to the non-muslims. Whole surrounding of the mosque is very peaceful. It is worth to visit.

Beautiful pinkish mosque. Note that the underside of the dome is with design, unlike other mosques that are just smooth surfaced. Visit during the prayer hours, to see how the prayer is conducted.

It's a huge Masjid Nicely built in new town Putra Jaya and it is very catchy with marvelous artistic architecture inside and outside building. Very big dome and attractive Minars are attractive. Very neat and hygienic maintained so nicely.
Ladies are allowed with burqua given at entrance for free and to be returned after visit.
Very nice and super photos could be taken here. Allah is sitting prettily inside the mosque and draw much attention with surrounding decorations.

As this is a site of respect, please dress appropriately. If for some reason you don’t follow the dress code, they will give you a clean robe. Please ask many questions to the volunteers on the front! They are so helpful and I learned so much about Islam. ☪

Beautiful pink mosque, can get the opportunity to walk in visit the beautiful interior design of the mosque. And get to know the knowledge of praying.

This place is one of the best architectural beauties in Malaysia. And this place is open for every religion. They can observe the tradition of Islam.

One of the best place in Malaysia. You Can go by metro and bus as well. It's A beautiful Mosque.

Wonderful mosque. The pink color is really nice. They have a part where you can access the mosque to visit and see inside. It’s a great feeling to pray there. Once you go out you have a beautiful view on the river. It’s literally amazing.

Beautiful, well maintained Mosque, clean. Free entry. I’ll recommend you dress politely, the staff will provide outer tunics for those who aren’t in appropriate clothes. Near from MRT putra jaya but i suggest you took a cab/grab only 7 RM from MRT. Inside the area there’s a restaurant called Kasbin, worth to try, tastes good with cheap price.

Beautiful mosque. Great atmosphere and nice temperature. Friendly workers and good information.
Imaam and jamaat was friendly

It was the place we got a peaceful atmosphere and a calm feel. Simply sitting beside the mosque will give you peace of mind. There are not many things to see in nearby places. Only this mosque and the lake. And the prime minister's residence also. You need to hire a cab to reach there. Or you can try the train. Putra jaya central is the nearest station. From there you will get cabs to the mosque.

A very beautiful mosque one the lakeside, very clean and calm environment quite packed all day.

Beautiful architecture inside and out.

Stunning masjid! Very kind guards as well. I liked that people who were there to pray were not disturbed by visitors. I wish there were specific visitor hours or more limits during prayer times.

Some of the features that make it unique and noteworthy:

Pink Mosque:
The most distinctive feature of the Putra Mosque is its striking pink color. The mosque is constructed from rose-tinted granite, giving it a unique and beautiful appearance that stands out among other mosques.

Architectural Grandeur:
The mosque's design combines elements of Islamic, Moorish, and Mughal architecture. It features impressive domes and minarets, intricate carvings, and a stunning courtyard.

Iconic Location:
The mosque is situated beside the Putrajaya Lake, making it a picturesque and iconic landmark in Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia. Its reflection in the calm waters of the lake adds to its beauty.

Capacity:
The Putra Mosque has the capacity to accommodate a large congregation for Friday prayers and other significant Islamic events.

Open to Non-Muslims:
Unlike many other mosques, the Putra Mosque is open to non-Muslim visitors and tourists, making it an accessible attraction for people of all backgrounds.

Religious Significance:
The mosque serves as a center for Islamic religious activities in Putrajaya and is a symbol of the city's role as the administrative and political center of Malaysia.

Peaceful Atmosphere:
Visitors often comment on the serene and peaceful atmosphere of the mosque and its surroundings, making it a popular place for quiet reflection and photography.

The Putra Mosque is a blend of stunning architecture and a peaceful environment, making it a special and unique religious site and tourist attraction in Malaysia.