Masjid Al Hana' Review

Please do not be misled by the white mosque in the Trip.com comment on the children's shoes that have not been to the Al Hana mosque. The real Al Hana is not white and not on the water. Entering it is a large prayer room. In order to show respect, I did not take pictures of the prayers of the believers. Walk all the way down the giant eagle square, pass the legendary park, have time to see.

The mosque seems to float on the water when the tide comes. This is the best place to shoot a beautiful sunset. It is located next to the pier, where people take ferries to the island, and for Muslims, they can pray before continuing their journey. Unfortunately, the cleaning of the toilets is not given enough attention.

Malaysia's mosques are very beautiful,,,, towering into the clouds,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Walking by and visiting, beautiful! Every day, I accidentally saw the tropical giant python on the mountain road. It should be too late to cross the road and hide from the car. Today, I was pleasantly surprised to see a few little monkeys crossing the road cleverly. I saw the car crossing immediately. It was so cute! Today is the most difficult day, once again crazy to hike 26 kilometers and 5 hours, from the deep mountains back to the beach. Hiking middle road meets a large self-service Malay restaurant, the variety is so rich!

This mosque is quite beautiful, and it is also a typical mosque building. The requirements for entering are strict, and there are staff guarding at the door. Women must dress appropriately, and men cannot wear slippers to enter.