Sultan Mosque

The Sultan Mosque, located in Singapore, Singapore, is an iconic house of worship known for its golden domes and minarets that draw in locals and visitors alike. It was built in 1824, making it the oldest mosque in the city. The striking blue and golden color combination of the mosque stands out against the classic white backdrop of surrounding buildings, further adding to its appeal. Inside, visitors can enjoy a mesmerizing view of the mosque’s intricate carvings, an impressive 53m prayer hall, and the delicate tilework of its walls and ceilings. Outside, the Sultan Mosque provides a perfect setting for exploring Little India, Kampong Glam, and Arab Street, its neighbors. Even if you don’t have time to explore the area, taking a photo of this picturesque mosque is a must for all travelers and photographers.