State
Mosque
The
Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque is
one of the most beautiful buildings in the country.
Frequently referred to as the "Blue Mosque"
its minarets are the tallest in the world at
142.3 meters. Its graceful blue dome is one
of the largest of its kind. Decorative Islamic
calligraphy enhances the dome and main prayer
hall, while the overall architecture integrates
ethnic Malay design elements.
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Shah
Alam Lake Gardens
Site of many annual events, the Shah
Alam Lake that graces the city centre is surrounded
by landscaped gardens. A culture centre called
Laman Budaya, the Wet World Water Park and the
Shah Alam Gallery are within this area. Picnic
and children's playground areas dot the well-kept
parkland.
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Wet
World Water Park
This
theme park is Shah Alam's latest attraction
and is an ideal place for a family outing. Offering
a wide variety of exhilarating water games,
it has gained popularity among toddlers and
youngsters.
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Shah
Alam Sport Complex
Awarded
the 1996 Best Sport Facility in Asia Award,
the Shah Alam Sport Complex features one of
the largest and most dynamic sports and entertainment
complex in South East Asia. State-of-the-art
facilities and a professional management team
ensure that all events held here will be successful.
SASC comprises the 70,000 seats Shah Alam stadium,
an adjacent warm-up track and training field,
a 12,000 capacity air-conditioned indoor stadium,
and an Olympic standard swimming and diving
centre.
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Sultan
Alam Shah Museum
This
blue-roofed State Museum in traditional Selangor
architecture houses some of the finest displays
in the country, providing visitors with an eye-opening
look at the history, culture and heritage of
Selangor.
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