Things to do in Seremban

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No. 9 of Night Attractions in Malaysia

Putra Mosque

Putra Mosque is also known as the "Floating Mosque" because about three-quarters of the building extends over Putrajaya Lake. The exterior is predominantly pink, constructed largely from rose-colored granite, and features nine domes. Construction began in 1997, and it can accommodate over 10,000 worshippers at once, making it one of the most recognizable landmarks in Putrajaya. The mosque consists mainly of three parts: the prayer hall, the courtyard, and the learning and functional spaces. The roof of the prayer hall resembles an open umbrella, composed of 49 domes of varying sizes arranged in a radial pattern, with a design inspired by Islamic architectural traditions. The minaret next to the mosque is tall and slender, with a rocket-shaped spire, and is equipped with elevators and stairs to reach the top. The entire mosque is designed to take full advantage of natural ventilation from the lake, with lake breezes passing through the corridors and vertical grilles to keep the interior cool. Viewed from the opposite shore, the pink domes and their reflection in the lake create a picturesque scene.

Sak Dato Temple, Broga

Sak Dato Temple is a Taoist temple located in Seremban, Malaysia. It has a unique architectural style, primarily featuring traditional Chinese architecture while also incorporating local Malaysian cultural elements. The surrounding environment is beautiful, with lush forests and clear streams. It is a peaceful and serene place, attracting a large number of tourists and devotees to visit and worship.

BADAN PENGURUSAN BERSAMA TAMAN SEMARAK 2 (BLOK 1-4 & BLOK 9-18).

Masjid Sri Sendayan

Kompleks Belia Dan Sukan Paroi

Seremban State Mosque

Taman Tasik Seremban

This lakeside park is lush and scenic, and you can picnic, stroll, or go kayaking here for a relaxing time.

S2 City Park

Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium