💖 Malaysia’s Pink Mosque — A Dreamy Fairytale Spot You Can’t Miss! 🏰✨

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Known as the Pink Mosque or Masjid Putra, this stunning mosque sits like a fairytale castle on the water in Putrajaya, Malaysia. Built between 1997 and 1999, it covers 5.5 hectares and blends Turkish, Iranian, Indian, and local Islamic architecture. Its soft pink exterior comes from gorgeous rose marble — pure love at first sight! 😍

✨ Highlights:
• The vast prayer hall spans two levels and holds up to 12,000 people.
• 12 towering hollow pillars channel cool air from the lake on hot days.
• The main minaret soars 73 meters high, designed like a rocket symbolizing the harmony between Islam and science. 🚀
• There’s also a connected mausoleum behind the mosque for Malaysia’s Islamic national heroes.

📸 Best Photo Spots:

① Scenic Lake View — Grab location: Kelab Tasik Putrajaya
Perfect for dreamy wide shots of the mosque reflected in the water. Every click = a masterpiece!

② Interior & Close-Up Shots — Grab location: Masjid Putra
Step inside for stunning shots of the intricate pink dome and architectural details. A must: tilt your camera upward for an epic pink dome shot! Entry is free!

💜 Note: The two spots are a bit far apart — you’ll need to take a Grab or taxi to switch locations.

🕙 Suggested Visit Time:
Allow 1–2 hours to explore, admire the architecture, and snap photos. Opening hours:
• Mon–Thu, Sat–Sun: 9:00–18:00
• Fri: 9:00–11:00 & 15:00–18:00

✨ Tips for Visiting:
• Ladies must wear the free red robe provided at the entrance — remember to cover your hair completely.
• You’ll need to take off your shoes, so wear easy slip-ons!

Trust me — the Pink Mosque won’t disappoint. Grab your camera and go capture this magical place! 📷💖