17 houses of worship in Malaysia you should visit


Kuching City Mosque, Sarawak. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star

Malaysia certainly has a rich history and heritage, and her multicultural, multi-religious people are united in their diversity. This has always been one of the things that makes the nation unique and interesting in the eyes of an international visitor.

One of the best ways for visitors to experience the true “Malaysian way of life” is by visiting some of the amazing religious sites around the country.

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