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Reviews — 8
Local Malaysian can just show the IC and you can take pictures there.
But for tourist, you will need to pay (not sure how much).
You can even rent clothes like those traditional clothes for your picture.
But for tourist, you will need to pay (not sure how much).
You can even rent clothes like those traditional clothes for your picture.
Must-visit for non halal people. You can experience the halal costume and culture. They let you visit inside but only in the restricted area as the native do their ritual without disturbing. That makes you more respectful of their religion.
Good introduction, friendly people, I enjoyed a delicious lunch there, traditional costumes are hot but good for photos, remember to respect each other
A recent construction with beautiful aspects. We only chose to view outside due to respect for religious considerations. Rather peaceful views
DO NOT WASTE YOUR 5RM.
Just 5ringgits for the outside?? No way...
The difference between buying ticket and not is just the rope.
If you pay 5rm you can get inside the rope in the picture but you cannot go inside the wall.
The staff told me I can go walk near the mosque if I buy the ticket but after I gave him my ticket he punched a hole at the ticket and led me outside... What a nice job!!
p.s. If you wanna go inside you have to pay 5 or 10 rm more for the clothes.
Just 5ringgits for the outside?? No way...
The difference between buying ticket and not is just the rope.
If you pay 5rm you can get inside the rope in the picture but you cannot go inside the wall.
The staff told me I can go walk near the mosque if I buy the ticket but after I gave him my ticket he punched a hole at the ticket and led me outside... What a nice job!!
p.s. If you wanna go inside you have to pay 5 or 10 rm more for the clothes.
A huge mosque. Magnificent view of floating mosque. My latest visit was during Asar prayer. Lots of people as there's also school inside the mosque.
There's also food court outside.
There's also food court outside.
Tourists have to dress up in appropriate attire roughly 10RM pp from memory. Entry fee 5RM.
It's very simple and not much going on but interesting if you aren't visiting the islands or maybe recovering from Mount Kinabalu
It's very simple and not much going on but interesting if you aren't visiting the islands or maybe recovering from Mount Kinabalu
Wanted to check out the legendary "Floating Mosque". Tickets to take photos from outside along the perimeter is RM5. Unfortunately for us, it started raining heavily about 10 mins into our photo taking session. Visited the place around 5pm. I think it may be a better idea to visit at night when all the lights are turned on and the reflections on the water would be a sight to behold.