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Masjid Tanah is a very classy and mesmerizing town (mukim) in Alor Gajah District of Melaka in Malaysia. It has established itself into one of the largest towns in Melaka from a small village but has kept the beauty and values of the old village intact. The village was used as residential areas since mid-1500 AD but with a boom in real estate business and starting of Petronas oil refinery in nearby Sungai Udang, this town became one of the most prominent residential areas in Melaka. It is full of natural beauty and attracts visitors from all over the world for its heritage, culture, tradition, and stunning beaches. The name of the town was taken from the well-known mosque (masjid) which was made using soil (Tanah) and is a structure of great heritage importance. It is believed to be built in 1730 by Tuan Sheikh Imam Maznum, who was an Islamic missionary from Gujarat, India. It lies in the northern district of the state and is close to Negri Sembilan. The town has gained popularity as a beautiful tourist destination and has matured as an added source of livelihood for locals. The stunning beaches of Tanjung Bidara and Pengkalan Balak beaches are most popular and attract both locals and foreigners for their captivating beauty, mouth-watering delicacies, and endangered hawksbill turtles. The seafood offered by the chalets available beside the seashores is not only pleasing but fresh and reasonable too. This is one of the main reasons which make these places in Masjid Tanah town packed with visitors during school and public holidays.

The Melaka Straits Mosque, also known as Masjid Selat Melaka, is one of the most beautiful and noteworthy mosques in Malaysia. Built on the man-made Malacca Island (locally called as Pulau Melaka), the mosque overlooks the Malacca Strait, one of the longest and busiest straits in the world.The mosque has been open to the public since 24 November 2006, and the opening ceremony was performed by Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong or the Supreme Head of Malaysia. It took around MYR10 million to build this magnificent mosque.Located on the southern shore of the 40-hectare man-made island, Melaka Straits Mosque is a true testament to Malay and Middle Eastern craftsmanship. Though the overall structure bears a modern Islamic design, the main dome has a more Middle Eastern vibe.The façade is adorned by stained glass windows that feature traditional Islamic motifs, a brilliant shade of gold colors the dome, and the unusual minaret resembles a lighthouse. The mosque is built on stilts, and during high tide, when the water level is just right, it looks as though the mosque is floating on the ocean!Must Checkout: Top Tourist Attractions in Malaysia

Lying along the Malacca Strait in Malaysia, Klebang is a beautiful coastal town draped under the pristine white sands. The town is renowned for several destinations like the white desert of Malaysia, Padang Pasir Klebang, where you will experience the changing hues of the sand along with the sunset.The stunning sand dunes and the vast bedsheet of white sands gives you perfect backdrops for capturing some of the remarkable memories. This coastal town also boasts of several fun-filled and adventurous activities at its beautiful white sand beach, Klebang.All these activities includes kite flying, sand-boarding, swimming, horse riding, and many more, which holds the power to satisfy the child inside you. By also offering you various moments to have a fun picnic, the place becomes one of the best spots to unwind with your family, friends and lover.Not only does it have places which take you close to nature but some amazing attractions like 1Malaysia Square, Submarine museum, historical Nam Hoe Villa, Klebang Heritage Night Bazaar and more which charms visitors of all kinds.Also, it proves to be a food hub which offers its voyagers a promenade of meals to hog on to local Nyonya cuisines which connects the diners with the authentic culture and traditions of the rich town. Also famous as a cafe oriented city, you will find every corner of the town housing amazing cafes to fill your appetite. Besides these, you must complete your trip with some of the best coconut delicacies the town is known for.Also Explore: Places to visit in Langkawi