One of the most striking sights in Putrajaya is metal-domed Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque glinting in the sun. It's Putrajaya's second-most important mosque after Putra Mosque, though it's double the size.
Modestly dressed visitors are allowed inside during daylight hours – note the Quranic inscriptions at the entrance and the 13m glass mihrab (indicating the direction of Mecca).
The mosque is the site of a large and colourful Ramadan bazaar every year where you can sample speciality foods in a sprawling collection of white tents.
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