Tours and day trips to Putrajaya are easily available from Kuala Lumpur.
TOUTED AS MALAYSIA'S 'INTELLIGENT GARDEN CITY', PUTRAJAYA IS THE FUTURISTIC ADMINSTRATIVE CAPITAL OF THE COUNTRY. PUTRAJAYA IS KNOWN FOR ITS STRIKING ARCHITECTURE,WIDE OPEN SPACES,PARK AND A SCENIC MAN-MADE LAKE. THE LOCAL POINT OF PUTRAJAYA IS THE PUTRA SQUARE.
PLACES OF INTEREST.
PERDANA PUTRA
The design of Perdana Putra incorporates elements from the Islamic-Mogul architecture. Rising 50m in height, the building features striking design elements such as a green-pitched roof,onion-shaped dome and wrought iron motifs of the Bunga Raya or habiscus,which is Malaysia's national flower. Visitors are free to view the building from the outside.
DATARAN PUTRA (PUTRA SQUARE)
Adorned with lights, locally-inspired motifs and water features, this 300m area is the centre piece of Precinct 1. Its open space and width makes it an excellent venue for ceremonies, carnivals and major events.
TOUTED AS MALAYSIA'S 'INTELLIGENT GARDEN CITY', PUTRAJAYA IS THE FUTURISTIC ADMINSTRATIVE CAPITAL OF THE COUNTRY. PUTRAJAYA IS KNOWN FOR ITS STRIKING ARCHITECTURE,WIDE OPEN SPACES,PARK AND A SCENIC MAN-MADE LAKE. THE LOCAL POINT OF PUTRAJAYA IS THE PUTRA SQUARE.
PLACES OF INTEREST.
PERDANA PUTRA
The design of Perdana Putra incorporates elements from the Islamic-Mogul architecture. Rising 50m in height, the building features striking design elements such as a green-pitched roof,onion-shaped dome and wrought iron motifs of the Bunga Raya or habiscus,which is Malaysia's national flower. Visitors are free to view the building from the outside.
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| Putrajaya is one of the three federal territories in the country. The other two are Kuala Lumpur and Labuan |
DATARAN PUTRA (PUTRA SQUARE)
Adorned with lights, locally-inspired motifs and water features, this 300m area is the centre piece of Precinct 1. Its open space and width makes it an excellent venue for ceremonies, carnivals and major events.
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| Putra square is encircled by Chahar Bagh, designed after the Garden of Eden |
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