Klang Royal Town Mosque, Riverside mosque in Klang, Malaysia

Klang Royal Town Mosque stands on Jalan Pasar on the bank of the Klang River, its position above the water giving the impression of a floating mosque. It replaced the smaller Masjid Klang Utara on the same site. Inside are a main prayer hall, offices, lecture rooms, outdoor prayer halls, funeral management rooms and catering rooms.

Construction began in 2003 to address overcrowding at nearby mosques, and the building was formally inaugurated in 2009. This project responded to the growth of the Muslim population in Klang during the early 2000s.

The mosque serves as a teaching space where religious scholars lead daily sessions and weekly lectures for the local Muslim community. People gather here not only for prayer but also to participate in religious learning and celebrations during important festivals.

The mosque is easily accessible by road and has adequate space for visitors and worshippers. It is best to wear modest clothing and plan your visit around the five daily prayer times, when the facility is most active.

The mosque stands on the site of a smaller older mosque called Masjid Klang Utara, the Northern Klang Mosque. Its position on Jalan Pasar at the edge of the Klang River is what produces the floating effect seen from the water and the opposite bank.