Masjid Ubudiah, Kuala Kangsar

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Masjid Ubudiah, also known as the Ubudiah Royal Mosque, is a state mosque in Bukit Chandan, Kuala Kangsar, Perak, built in 1914 and celebrated as one of Malaysia’s most beautiful mosques and a symbol of pride for Perak’s Muslim community. Located about 3 kilometers from Kuala Kangsar’s Royal Town, the mosque has remained largely unchanged except for its main and smaller domes, which were replaced with aluminum after damage to the originals. The mosque sits on a 3.187-acre site enclosed by a circular concrete wall, with the building covering around 50,000 square feet, surrounded by the imam’s residence, the Royal Mausoleum, and other nearby structures.

• Iskandariah Palace
• Memory Palace
• Sultan Azlan Shah Gallery
• Food Court – famous for Cendol dessert
• Pusat Kraftangan (Handicraft Centre)