Malaysia Historic buildings + Lighthouse pictures

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The largest and one of the oldest forts in Malaysia offers fascinating insight into Penang’s colonial past.

This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

This school-turned-museum charts Penang’s colorful history through a comprehensive collection of artifacts, photographs and artworks.

Admire the domes, minarets and elaborate archways of Kuala Lumpur’s oldest mosque.

This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

Admire towering statues of Hindu gods before you climb the enormous staircase leading to temples and shrines inside these mystical caves.

Admire the domes, minarets and elaborate archways of Kuala Lumpur’s oldest mosque.

Colorful murals and resplendent chedis await at Penang’s oldest Buddhist temple.

The praying devotees, sleek Muslim architecture and calls to prayer add yet another element to Penang’s diverse cultural mosaic.

This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

Admire the colonial buildings and stroll the lawns of the square where Malaysia’s independence was officially declared.

One of Penang’s finest examples of Victorian architecture makes for a pleasant backdrop to the Georgetown Esplanade.

Colorful murals and resplendent chedis await at Penang’s oldest Buddhist temple.

The praying devotees, sleek Muslim architecture and calls to prayer add yet another element to Penang’s diverse cultural mosaic.

The praying devotees, sleek Muslim architecture and calls to prayer add yet another element to Penang’s diverse cultural mosaic.

Visit the state mosque of Johor, a beautiful old building that was commissioned by a sultan and boasts a mix of architectural styles.

The praying devotees, sleek Muslim architecture and calls to prayer add yet another element to Penang’s diverse cultural mosaic.