“Sometimes old things need to go away. That way, we have room for the new things that come into our lives…” - R. K. Milholland
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| (The Royal Mausoleum of Sultan Abdul Samad) |
02°49′47.06″N 101°25′18.72″E
2.829739, 101.421867
From Bukit Jugra we drove a short distance to Kompleks Makam Diraja. We parked our car at the parking area and took some pictures from outside the fence as the gate was locked. According to the guard, the complex is closed during the MCO and most probably will only be opened in early April.
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| (The junction to Makam DiRaja) |
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| (A short drive uphill) |
The complex is part of Jugra Hill used as the burial site for the Royal family of Selangor. The complex is fenced and well maintained. In an area of about 5 acres, there is, among others, a large stone building where the tomb of Sultan Abdul Samad Ibni Almarhum Tengku Abdullah who died in February 1898 is located. Other tombs located nearby are the Tombs of Raja Muda Musa who died in 1884, the tombs of royal relatives.
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| (The complex look deserted) |
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| (The complex is closed during MCO) |
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| (The main gate is locked) |
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| (The complex viewed from the fence) |
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| (Sultan Abdul Samad died in 1898) |
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| (The mausoleum complex) |
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| (Makam DiRaja on the right) |
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