Masjid Jamek

Información

Jamek Mosque stands on the point where the Klang and Gombak rivers join, the spot where Kuala Lumpur itself began. It was designed by the British architect Arthur Benison Hubback and completed in 1909. It served as the city's principal mosque until the National Mosque opened in 1965. Locals often call it the Friday Mosque, and 'Jamek' derives from the Arabic word for a place of congregation.

Mejor momento para ir: Visit outside prayer times and dress modestly; the river view from the plaza behind is best in the evening.

Reservar entradas y visitas

Veduta puede recibir una comisión por las reservas, sin coste adicional para ti.

Dónde comer cerca

Todavía no tenemos restaurantes cerca de este lugar.

Cerca, en nuestra guía

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• MercadoPetaling Street520 m · 9 min a pie
• MezquitaNational Mosque910 m · 15 min a pie
• MuseoIslamic Arts Museum1 km · 17 min a pie
• JardínPerdana Botanical Gardens1,4 km · 22 min a pie