Masjid Wilayah Persekutuan, commonly known as the Federal Territory Mosque, is a stunning Islamic architectural marvel located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Easily accessible via public transport or a short taxi ride from Mont Kiara, this mosque is a perfect blend of Ottoman and Malay design influences. It is a serene place that can be explored at your own pace or with a guided tour to gain deeper insights into its rich history and architecture. Typically, visitors spend about 1-2 hours here. Entrance is free, and visitors are welcome during non-prayer times, though modest attire is required—robes are available on-site if needed. Visiting is ideal in the cooler, dry months between June and August to avoid the heavy monsoon rains which might hinder travel plans. Remember to check the mosque's schedule ahead of time to ensure it’s open to tourists during your visit.