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20 Best Things Do In Putrajaya That Prove There’s More To The City Than Government Buildings

Things to do in Putrajaya

Putrajaya is home to almost all of Malaysia’s government buildings after it replaced KL as the nation’s federal administrative centre. So it’s racked up a reputation as a city most of us wouldn’t usually think of when scouting out fun activities to do in Klang Valley – case in point, when it was voted the least romantic state in Malaysia back in 2020.

But you’ll be surprised with the variety of attractions hiding out here – a thrilling skate park, romantic cruise rides, and ‘overseas’ photo spots included. So venture beyond your usual places in KL and Selangor and check out these 20 best things to do in Putrajaya .

Table of Contents

1. China-Malaysia Friendship Garden

2. pantai floria, 3. astaka morocco, 4. seri gemilang, seri wawasan & putra bridges, 5. putra mosque, 6. putrajaya wetlands studio, 7. taman saujana hijau, 8. tangga putrajaya steps, 9. tuanku mizan zainal abidin mosque, 10. pusat rekreasi air, 11. putrajaya challenge park, 12. marina putrajaya, 13. flyboard malaysia, 14. district 21, 15. putrajaya wetlands park, 16. cruise tasik putrajaya, 17. love boat putrajaya, 18. putrajaya equestrian park, 19. taman putra perdana, 20. ioi city farm, explore a chinese-inspired garden.

The pandemic has undoubtedly dashed many of our travel plans. But there are attractions such as China-Malaysia Friendship Garden that bring scenic overseas places to our country.

This lesser-known garden in Klang Valley is part of the larger Anjung Floria Garden, a public park in Putrajaya comprising several smaller gardens. The Chinese-style garden was opened in 2015 to commemorate Malaysia’s diplomatic ties with China.

Boasting a Chinese pavilion, moon gate, and stone walls, the garden has plenty of spots that look straight out of a Chinese historical drama. Visitors can drop by to soak up the beauty of these traditional structures, and take enchanting ‘overseas’ snaps – the garden’s entrance with its dramatic, sweeping roof is an especially popular photo-taking spot. 

Address: Anjung Floria, Lebuh Sentosa, Presint 4, 62250 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Tue-Sun 7am-7pm (Closed on Mondays)

Dip your feet in a sandy beach

A new attraction at Putrajaya is Pantai Floria , an artificial beach in Precinct 4 that stretches 100 metres and is complete with sandy banks and water to dip your feet in.

The beach was opened to the public on 1st March 2022, and has quickly become a popular place to kayak, fish, camp and picnic along the beach. 

You can rent two fishing rods for RM50/day , or go for a relaxing kayak (RM15/ride) ride on the lake’s wide expanse of water . There’s a small fee (RM3/adult and RM2/child) to pay to enter this family-friendly beach.

Address : Sisiran Floria, Presint 4, 62675 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: 9am-6.30pm, Daily Contact: Rekreasi Air Sisiran Floria Putrajaya Facebook ​​

Take photos in a Moroccan pavilion

Another well-known photo spot in Putrajaya is Astaka Morocco . This eye-catching pavilion features delicately crafted pillars and archways by Moroccan artisans, celebrating Malaysia’s diplomatic links with Morocco.

You’ll want to take your time to explore every corner of this marvellous structure located at the edge of Putrajaya Botanical Garden. Here, you’ll find a myriad of delightful subjects and backdrops for your photos – from a stone fountain in the centre of the stunning tiled courtyard, to the many carved doors, walls and arches inside the pavilion. 

This slice of authentic Moroccan architecture will transport you to the grand palaces of Marrakech, Morocco, without a flight involved. 

Admission: RM3/adult and RM1/kid Address: Persiaran Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, Presint 1, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Tue-Sun 8am-12pm & 2pm-5pm (Closed on Mondays)

Catch stunning night views of bridges in Putrajaya

Spend enough time driving through Putrajaya and you’ll find yourself cruising over multiple bridges – the city happens to have eight unique bridges that connect its 20 precincts.

One of these bridges is Seri Gemilang Bridge , an elaborate European-style bridge modelled after Pont Alexandre III bridge in Paris, France. It’s even flanked by four decorative towers with elegant gold and marble trimmings.

The bridge is even more captivating at night when it lights up, making it an ideal spot for romantic strolls along its designated pedestrian lanes and a charming subject for photographers. 

In contrast to the old-world charm of Seri Gemilang Bridge, Seri Wawasan Bridge in Precinct 2 is a futuristic, asymmetric bridge that looks like the bow of a ship. This bridge lights up in vivid colours from evening till midnight, and has a pedestrian lane right down the middle where you can take amazing symmetrical shots. 

The longest bridge in the city, Putra Bridge stretches 435-metres long and is three storeys tall. Its top level is used as a vehicle crossing, while its lowest level is a pedestrian lane that leads out to scenic piers by the lake. A monorail track is planned for its middle level. 

For a fun fact, this bridge is modelled after the Khaju Bridge in Iran.

Check out a pink mosque on a lake

It’s hard to miss Putra Mosque in Putrajaya. This iconic waterfront landmark is a sacred space for Muslims in the country, and an architectural attraction due to its unique pink exterior comprising nine pink-coloured domes crafted with rose-tinted marble.

It’s one of only a handful of well-known pink mosques located around the world.

Non-muslims are welcome to visit during non-prayer hours to explore the Main Prayer Hall, where soft, rosy sunlight is reflected off the pink interior walls and massive dome.

Hooded robes are provided free-of-charge to all women, as well as anyone who is not in proper attire for their visit.

As Putra Mosque is a fully-operating place of worship, visitors should keep in mind and observe religious protocols when here. These include removing shoes when entering the Main Prayer Hall and refraining from talking loudly. 

Visiting hours for non-Muslims are as follows: 

• Saturday – Thursday: 9am-12.30pm | 2pm-4pm | 5.30pm-6pm
• Friday: 3pm-4pm | 5.30pm-6pm

Address: Persiaran Persekutuan, Presint 1, 62502 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Sat-Thu 9am-6pm | Fri 9am-11am & 2pm-6pm

An indoor theme park with 12 exhibits

When you mix the worlds of Avatar and Jurassic Park , you’ll get Putrajaya Wetlands Studio , a family-friendly indoor theme park in the area that has 12 exhibits that the whole fam will enjoy exploring.

The wonders of the ecosystems are displayed at its exhibits. There are zones dedicated to the massive dinosaur and mighty insect, which are brought to life through realistic animal displays – some of them are even animatronic, to let you be swept away to a whole other era. Though it doesn’t move or roar, the giant Megalodon with its teeth bared is a popular photo buddy.

A zone with ethereal jellyfishes hanging from the ceiling will be a highlight for shutterbugs – you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into an aquatic wonderland.

Admission: RM30/adult and RM18/child for Malaysians | RM45/adult and RM25/child for standard tickets Address : Persiaran Persekutuan, Presint 13, 62000, Putrajaya Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10pm-6pm | Sat & Sun 10am-7pm Contact: Wetland Studio Putrajaya website

An European-style garden

Klang Valley has numerous lush parks where city folks can escape from their daily grind. Those in and around Putrajaya, there’s Taman Saujana Hijau , a 117-acre, European-inspired park with flower fields and pine trees.

This sprawling park even features zones named European Park, Oriental Park, and English Park that’ll take you out of Malaysia with their rows of pine trees, sunflower fields, and charming gazebos. The flat lawns here are great for picnics – another popular activity among park visitors.

Trek to the highest point of the park in the evening and you’ll be treated to stunning views of the sun setting over the mountains.

Address: Jalan P11, Presint 11, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: 7am-7pm, Daily

Climb up unique steps for elevated photo ops

Flights of steps may not sound like much of an attraction. But throw in vibrant paint and manicured foliage, and they instantly turn into eye-pleasing areas for urban photography. 

Take Alamanda Steps for example. These colourful steps connecting Alamanda Shopping Mall to a riverside area was given a fresh coat of paint and geometric designs in 2019, and it has since become popular location for photo ops in the city. 

A newer landmark in Putrajaya is Tangga Putrajaya Steps , another set of steps in the city that has been attracting attention online. It was opened to the public in October 2021 as a recreational area for residents, as well as a new spot to catch panoramic views of Putrajaya.

The flight is about 30-metres in length and comprises 248 steps. Its design is inspired by well-known steps from abroad such as Spanish Steps in Italy, and also one closer to home – Batu Caves.

When the hotter months of March and April are around the corner, visitors can expect to see pink and white Tecoma trees in bloom along the steps.

Alamanda Steps Address: Jalan Alamanda, Presint 1, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily

Tangga Putrajaya Steps Address : PPJ 277 Laman Perdana, Persiaran Sultan Sallahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, Presint 1, 62000, Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily

Visit Putrajaya’s ‘Iron Mosque’

Another equally impressive mosque here is Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque. Dubbed the “Iron Mosque” by locals, this open-concept mosque is constructed mainly of stainless steel, giving it a futuristic look that sets it apart from more traditional mosques.

The mosque is open to visitors during non-prayer hours, so architectural buffs can check out its stunning interior influenced by Chinese and German architecture. This mosque’s charms include its many symmetrical arches and minimalist dome.

As with all places of worship, visitors are expected to dress and act appropriately. Women and anyone not dressed accordingly can loan hooded robes for free.

• Saturday to Thursday: 9am-12.30pm | 2pm-4pm | 5.30pm-6pm

Address: 25, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Presint 3, 62100 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Mon, Thu-Sat 5am-10pm | Tue, Wed & Sun 5.25am-10.25pm Contact: 03-8880 4300

Go kayaking and canoeing

Another way that thrill-seekers can catch views of Putra Mosque is to drop by Pusat Rekreasi Air . This lakeside recreational centre hosts several fun, family-friendly water activities, including kayaking (RM10.60/hour) and canoeing (RM15.90/hour) .

It will take you about 15 minutes to paddle up to Putra Mosque from here, but the close-up views of the iconic structure from the water is well worth the journey. 

Those with little ones can opt for paddle boats (from RM10.60/hour) – each seats a maximum of two adults and three kids, aged 3-12 years old. Safety life jackets are provided to passengers, so they can securely pedal past nature gems here such as Putrajaya Wetlands Park and Putrajaya Botanical Park. 

Other boat options here are fishing boats (from RM21.20), which you can rent with two of your besties for four hours. It comes with one fishing rod, and is available from 9am-7pm. 

Address: Pusat Rekreasi Air Putrajaya, Presint 13 Taman Wetland 62575 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Tue-Sun 8am-7pm (Closed on Mondays)

Try out extreme sports

Amateur and pro skateboarders alike can check out Putrajaya Challenge Park – an adventure park with an outdoor skate park featuring bowls, rails, and ramps so you can show off your skateboarding tricks without worrying about cars or pedestrians. 

The skate park also has an area to accommodate other sports such as rollerblading and dirt biking. Besides these, there are vibrant street art murals that you can check out while here too .

Opening hours for skate park: Mon-Thu 8am-8pm | Fri – Sun 8am-10pm

If extreme indoor sports are more your thing, there’s an indoor area here for rock climbing. Fees are charged for adults (RM6/hour) and kids (RM3/hour) to enter this area in the challenge park, which features six zones, including Bouldering, Top Rope, Lead Climb, and Speed Climbing. 

A separate Children’s Zone has lower climbing walls and padded floors so your kids can try out this fun activity too. 

Opening hours for wall climbing:

• Mon, Tue, Thur & Sun: 10am-1pm & 2pm-5pm
• Wed & Sat: 10am-1pm, 2pm-5pm & 6pm-9pm
• Fri: 9am-12pm, 3pm-6pm & 7pm-10pm

Address: Jalan P5, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Putrajaya Challenge Park Facebook

Go swimming and detox in a sauna

A pool is a great way to cool down from the Malaysian heat. At Marina Putrajaya , you can wade in an indoor Olympic-size swimming pool to escape the tropical rays at affordable prices – it costs only RM5/adult and RM3/kid , per session.

The pool is open for multiple swimming sessions, according to day: 

• 9am-11.30am: Monday to Sunday
• 12.45pm-3.15pm: Monday to Thursday, and Saturday & Sunday
• 4.30pm-7pm: Monday to Sunday
• 7.30pm-10pm: Friday and Saturday

On Friday, there’s a special Ladies Hour to accommodate female swimmers who prefer a girls-only swimming session.

Besides water activities, Marina Putrajaya has other sport and entertainment facilities, also with affordable rates. There’s a gym (RM10/hour) with treadmills and bench press bars and squash court (RM15/hour), as well as a sauna (RM15/45 minutes) room for some detox after your workout. 

Entertainment facilities here include s nooker (RM12/hour), pool (RM10/hour), and d art (RM5/hour) areas.

Address: No 1, Jalan P5/5, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Sun-Thu 9am-7pm | Fri & Sat 9am-10pm Contact: 03-8881 0648 | Marina Putrajaya website

Try out flyboarding

For those who are into extreme water sports, Flyboard Malaysia lets you ‘fly’ up to 15 metres in the air with water-propelled jet packs.

There are five different packages for adventurous individual to check out here. If you have no prior experience, go for the Beginners’ Package (RM370/pax) for 30 minutes of flyboarding time.

A personal instructor will guide you through a set of safety protocols, and keep a close eye on you while you try out cool flyboarding tricks on the water.

You won’t have to leave your kids out of this fun activity – the Tandem Ride (RM150/pax) is catered to children over four years of age. The 10-minute flight experience is assisted by a friendly instructor, who will hop onto the flyboard along with your little ones so they are well looked after on the water. 

Address: Marina Putrajaya. No.1, Jalan 5/5, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Appointment-based Contact: 012-287 1120 | Flyboard Malaysia Facebook

Challenge yourself with gruelling attractions

IOI City Mall is another mall in Putrajaya that’s well-frequented by residents in the Klang Valley. It is the largest mall in Malaysia, hosting a long list of food spots and retailers, as well as entertainment spots like District 21.

This post-apocalyptic themed sports and recreation park covers a whopping 70,000 square feet. Thrill-seekers can try out 10 adventure attractions here – such as Sky Trail, Tubby Ride and Free Fall – that’ll have you climbing, jumping, riding, sliding and flying through exciting, physically challenging courses. 

Consider bringing the whole fam here, as there’s no age limit for patrons. There is only a height limit of 90cm that you’ll want to take note of. 

Admission fees : RM64/pax from weekdays and RM80/pax on weekdays, school holidays, and public holidays

Address: IOI City Mall, AT6, Level 1, 62502 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Mon-Fri 12pm-8pm | Sat & Sun 10am-8pm Contact: District 21 website | Facebook 

Cycle around a serene lake

Malaysia is home to over 90 wetlands – untouched nature zones comprising land, water, and animals. Putrajaya Wetlands Park happens to be one of them, taking up over 197.2 hectares – over 360 football fields – of space in the city and functioning as a ‘green lung’. 

Unlike other wetlands, Putrajaya wetlands is the first man-made freshwater wetlands in Malaysia, which encloses 24 wetlands cells and Wetlands areas. It is also home to over 24 species of freshwater fish and aquatic animals including flamingoes and swans.

The park is free to enter, and is popular for laidback activities such as jogging and cycling. Bicycles (RM8/hour) are also available for rent.

Other features of this sprawling area include a treehouse lookout point you can climb up for views of surrounding mangroves, and a flamingo pond where you see these elegant, pink animals chilling in the lake. 

Address: Putrajaya Wetlands Park, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: 7am-7pm, Daily

Go on a cruise tour around Putrajaya

Cruise tours are scarce in the Klang Valley – but you can find one in Putrajaya at Cruise Tasik Putrajaya . They host sightseeing tours ( RM30/adult and RM20/kid) of Putrajaya’s best attractions via air-conditioned cruise boats.

Some sights that can be seen on the 45-minute cruise ride include Putra Mosque and Seri Wawasan Bridge.

Cruise boat times are as follows: 

• Mon-Thu : 11am, 12pm, 1.15pm, 3.45pm, 5pm, 6.45pm
• Fri : 11am, 12pm, 2.30pm, 3.45pm, 5pm, 6.45pm
• Sat & Sun : 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1.15pm, 3.45pm, 5pm, 6.45pm, 8pm

For smaller tours with just the fam, the Perahu Dondang Sayang accommodates up to six on a traditional Malay fishing boat with a friendly tour guide at the helm. Prices for this boat ride around Putrajaya Lake are RM20/adult and RM12/kid . 

These boats are available from 10AM-6PM on the weekends and public holidays. 

Address: Jeti Putra, Jambatan Putra, Presint 1, 62000, Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Cruise Tasik Putrajaya website

Have a romantic date night on a boat

Cruise Tasik Putrajaya also hosts Love Boat (RM250) rides for special date nights. You’ll be hopping on the same Dondang Sayang boats as their cruise tours, but it’ll be specially decorated with balloons, lights, and curtains for a cosy time out on the lake.

Western food with sparkling juice is also provided with the ride, so couples can have a candlelit dinner while cruising past attractions in the city. The ride lasts just over an hour, and music is played to enhance the romantic experience.

For this boat ride, you’ll need to book six days in advance by calling Cruise Tasik Putrajaya at 03-8881 0648.

Ride horses in an enclosed area

Consider taking up horse riding lessons at Putrajaya Equestrian Park , a horse riding school that hosts stable tours and joy rides. They have weekday (from RM600) and weekend (from RM700) packages that each include eight 45-minute sessions with a personal instructor, and a horse riding certificate to cap off your experience. 

Absolute beginners are welcome, as well as children as young as 9 years old. 

Prior to the pandemic, they hosted h orse riding sessions from 8.30AM-10.30AM, and 4.30PM-6.30PM. You’ll be given an informative class on horse care and handling before each ride.

Once you’ve got the basics covered, you can begin riding a horse in a gated lawn under the supervision of a horse trainer, with affordable sessions for adults (RM15/pax) and kids (RM10/pax). You can keep an eye out on their social media pages for the return of this family-friendly package.

Address: Jalan Kandang Kuda, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: Sun – Fri 8.30am-6.30pm | Sat 8.30am-7pm Contact: 019-930 7794 | Taman Ekuestrian Putrajaya Facebook

A park that lights up with LED lights at night

At the top of Tangga Putrajaya Steps sits an attraction that’s often overlooked – Taman Putra Perdana , also called Putrajaya Secret Garden .

If you’re looking for a late-night activity in Putrajaya, this will be the spot to visit. The park is already breathtaking for morning strolls, but it’s at night when it comes fully alive with LED lights decorating trees and plants that line its sidewalks.

The Putrajaya Landmark Monument also stands proudly at the park, along with megalith stones called Laman Megalith – the latter was found in 1989 in Kampung Gelanngang, Negeri Sembilan, and are believed to be from the Neolithic, Mesolithic, and Bronze ages.

Admission: Free Address: Persiaran Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, Presint 1, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours: 10am-12am, Daily

An indoor farm with animal interaction sessions

For more family-friendly activities to check out in Putrajaya, IOI City Farm is one that’s not to be missed. The indoor urban farm is situated inside IOI City Mall, with three zones that houses 17 animal species such as rabbits and marmosets, and also 50 types of aquatic animals.

For even more close-up encounters with the animal, the farm hosts animal interaction sessions and has Touch Tanks  and  Feed Ponds that let visitors interact with amphibians and marine life.

Admission:  RM48/pax (Weekdays) | RM58/pax (Weekends) | RM32/pax for senior citizens and persons with disabilities | Free for children below 2 Address : AT-6, Level 2, IOI City Mall, 62502 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya Opening hours:   10am-9pm, Daily Contact:   IOI City Farm  website

The best things to do in Putrajaya

Though it is a federal administrative centre of Malaysia, Putrajaya also offers plenty of fun-filled activities to check out – as shown by this list of attractions and things to do in the city.

So the next time you think you’ve run out of things to do in the Klang Valley, consider checking out one or more of these places on the weekend. 

For more places to discover nearby, check out these 10 cafes in Cyberjaya and this guide of things to do and food to eat at IOI City Mall.

Cover image adapted from: @malaysian_2020 via Instagram, @evkahvesi via Instagram, @musfrh via Instagram, @flyboardmalaysia via Facebook

This article was first published on 28th February 2023, and updated on 6th March 2023. Last updated on 29th August 2024.

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The 17 Best Things to Do in Putrajaya That Will Brighten up Your Weekend

Putrajaya may not be the top visiting place in Malaysia, but the city contains several attractions like government buildings, scenic bridges, unique landmarks, and fun activities.

After becoming the third Federal Territory of Malaysia, the place has gained more popularity, just as Kuala Lumpur and Labuan. So, it is worthwhile to take a short getaway from bustling KL to this modern city Putrajaya.

Now you might be wondering, “what are the things that you can do?”  while you are visiting Putrajaya. 

To answer that question, we have prepared the 15 best things to do in Putrajaya . 

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Putrajaya Unveiled: Best Things to Do in Putrajaya

Embark on a journey through Putrajaya and discover its hidden gems. Explore the top attractions, indulge in delicious cuisine, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this vibrant city.

1. Enjoy Sightseeing through Cruise Tour

A cruise tour on the lake is the must-thing to do in Putrajaya. The artificial lake is surrounded by many futuristic and exotic landmarks like Putra Mosque, bridges, government buildings, and many more. So, cruise tasik is the best way to explore all these enchanting views. Besides sightseeing, you can also enjoy dining in the midst of the lake during your tour. 

Book your Putrajaya cruise tour cruise and sightseeing packages in advance ! Klook gives you exclusive deals on cruise tours so that you can plan the perfect day out with your loved ones. Book now!

There are two types of boats available for cruise tours – modern and air-conditioned catamaran and traditional wooden perahu . Each has a different price and timetable. 

Address: Cruise Tasik Putrajaya, Presint 1, 62000 Putrajaya

This boat is ideal for sightseeing and dining. It is a bigger, air-conditioned, and glass-covered boat quite similar to river excursion boats. The catamaran will give you a ride around the lake for 45 minutes.

Opening Hour: 01:00 pm to 06:00 pm during weekdays & 01:00 pm to 07:00 pm during weekends.

Cost: Mykad, Adult RM 30.00 (U$7.17) Child RM 20.00 (U$4.78) ｜Foreigner, Adult RM 50.00 (U$11.96) Child RM 35 (U$8.37)

Perahu is slightly smaller, but it has the traditional touch of fishing boats used on the East Coast of Malaysia. It can carry approximately seven passengers at a time. Perahu will cover the route from Putra Jetty to Seri Perdana Complex within 25 minutes. It is also called a “love boat” as it has special packages for romantic couples.

Opening Hour: 10:00 am to 06:00 pm

Cost: Mykad, Adult RM 20.00 (U$4.78) Child RM 12.00 (U$2.87) ｜Foreigner, Adult RM 40.00 (U$9.56) Child RM 26.00 (U$6.21)

2. Take Photos on Putrajaya’s Remarkable Bridges

Putrajaya is famous for its remarkable bridges . Local and foreign tourists come here to shoot photos of these outstanding looking bridges. The most famous bridges in Putrajaya with stunning architectural style are Putra Bridge, Seri Wawasan Bridge, Seri Saujana Bridge, and Seri Perdana Bridge. 

If you are not able to visit all of them, make sure you don’t miss Seri Wawasan Bridge . The bridge has the most elegant and futuristic style of architecture. At night it looks more mesmerising because of its vibrant display of colours.

Address Putra Bridge: Presint 2, 62100 Putrajaya, Selangor

Seri Wawasan Bridge: Lebuh Wawasan, Presint 2, 62100 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Seri Saujana Bridge: Lebuh Sentosa, Presint 4, 62100 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Seri Perdana Bridge: Lebuh Perdana Barat, Presint 1, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

3. Explore the Interior Design and Architecture Style of Putrajaya Mosques

In Putrajaya, you’ll get to see many mosques that are rich with interior design and architecture style. Here we have listed two of them that are popular as tourist attractions.

Putra Mosque

Inspired by the Sheikh Omar Mosque in Iraq, Putra Mosque is the most important and traditional mosque in Putrajaya. Its rose-tinted granite makes the mosque unique, which reflects on the inside as it does on the outside. The architectural style will give you a stunning view that is perfect for taking some iconic photos.

Address: Persiaran Persekutuan, Precinct 1, 62502 Putrajaya, Wilayah WP Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Non -prayer times only (for non -Muslim visitors)

Entrance Fee: Free

Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin

Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal, also known as the “Iron Mosque”, is the second most important mosque in Putrajaya. It reflects the German and Chinese styles of architecture. Inside the mosque, you’ll notice some verses of the Holy Qur’an, which are carved in German glass sheets.

The Iron Mosque looks outstanding at night. Try to make your visit at that time to enjoy its beauty.

Address: 25, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Presint 3, 62100 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

4. Try Exotic and Fun Water Sports at Marina Putrajaya

If anyone says that there is nothing to do in Putrajaya, I would say he/she has never come to Marina Putrajaya . It is a leisure and sports complex which offers you lots of fun activities to do.

Address:  1, Jalan P5/5, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Daily 09:00 am to 11:45 am, 12:30 pm to 03:15 pm, 04:00 pm to 06:45 pm, 08:00 pm to 10:00 pm

We all have seen flying superheroes like Superman, Iron man, and many more. And somewhere, we all have an inner wish to fly like them and save the world. Well, Flyboard water activity will give a chance to fly like superheroes. At Marina Putrajaya, you can enjoy this cool water sport. 

Don’t worry if you are new or not a good swimmer because they have professional instructors to guide you and ensure your safety. The most fun thing to do in Putrajaya. Book your Flyboard session on Klook . Your adventure awaits you!

Cost: RM 370.00 (U$88.48) per person

Duration: 30 minutes for adults and 20 minutes for kids

Make your leisure water sports fun and more enjoyable with Paddling and admire Putrajaya with its unique point of view. You’ll have nearly two hours to do paddling and experience sightseeing. It is quite an unforgettable experience that you can get here.

Cost: RM 140.00 (U$33.47) per person

Duration: 120 minutes

5. Experience the Sky-High Adventure in a Hot Air Balloon

Hot Air Balloon is the must-try activity in Putrajaya. You can’t leave the city without having a bird-view. Many local and foreign tourists come to Putrajaya just to have the sky-high adventure in a hot air balloon.  Besides balloon rides, at SkyRide Festival Park, you can also experience more exciting activities like Sky Warrior, Sky Kid Warrior, Sky Taste, and so on.

Address: Jalan P2m, Presint 2, 62100 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Sunday – Thursday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm & Friday – Saturday 10:00 am to 12:00 am

The Balloon Ride Cost: Adult RM 73.00 (U$17.Child (below 12) RM 65.00 (U$15.54)

6. Take a Tour at Ministry Buildings in Putrajaya

Although KL is the capital of Malaysia, most of the government offices are located in Putrajaya. While visiting Malaysia’s third federal territory, Putrajaya, take a short tour of its administrative buildings.

Perdana Putra

Situated on top of the main hillock of Putrajaya, Perdana Putra is the office complex of Malaysia’s Prime Minister. The architectural design of the building is highly influenced by the traditional Malay, Muslim, and European styles.

Its five green coloured domes (one central dome and four small domes) celebrate the country’s Islamic impression. The building contains numerous sections such as the Prime Minister’s office, Deputy Minister’s Office, National Security and National Economic cabinet, Small and Large Meeting Hall, etc.

Address: Blok Utama, Bangunan Perdana Putra Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan, 62502, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Monday to Friday 09:00 am to 03:00 pm ( Friday may have different visiting hours)

Seri Perdana

Seri Perdana is the official residence of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. The architectural style of this building is quite similar to Perdana Putra . The complex has three halls – the Banquet Hall, the VIP Hall, and the Meeting Hall.

Here you’ll get a highly insightful view of Malaysian cultural beliefs and practices. Both local and foreign visitors are recommended to carry their identity proof such as MyKad or passport.

Address: Kediaman Rasmi Perdana Menteri, Kompleks Seri Perdana, Persiaran Seri Perdana, Presint 10, 62502 Putrajaya

7. Do Cycling and Boating at Putrajaya Botanical Garden

Putrajaya Botanical Garden, locally known as Taman Botani, is the most extensive botanical garden in Malaysia. It contains five thematic parks, including Explorer’s Trail, Sun Garden, Floral Garden, Palm Hill, and the Lakeside. These parks are filled with flora and fauna, and you can explore these fascinating views by cycling or boating. Fees are applicable for each ride.

Address: Lebuh Perdana Barat, Presint 1, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Daily 09:00 am to 12:00 pm & 02:00 pm to 05:00 pm

8. Take Post-Apocalyptic Challenges at District 21

How would your future be in 2066? When the world is hostile and toxic, the survival of the human race becomes more difficult. 

Well, the future post-apocalyptic themed park District 21 will give you a forthcoming adventure tour through fun games and challenging obstacle courses. The park is set within IOI City Mall Putrajaya and offers indoor activities for all visitors.

The activities that will make you do climb, jumping, sliding, riding, and flying. So, make sure you bring a large group to have fun.

Address: AT 6, IOI City Mall, IOI Resort City, 62502 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Saturday to Sunday 10:00 am to 08:00 pm & Monday to Friday 12:00 pm to 08:00 pm

Entrance Fee: Per person RM 58.00 (U$13.87) on weekdays & RM 75.00 (U$17.94) on weekend

9. Enjoy the Scenic View at Putrajaya Wetlands Park

Putrajaya Wetlands Park is the first and largest freshwater wetland in Malaysia. It is also recognised as an Ecohydrology Demonstration site by UNESCO. Called the green lungs of the nation, this park has many rare species of flora and fauna. So, you can imagine how beautiful and scenic sights are waiting for you here.

This wetlands park is ideal for birdwatching as it has more than 100 species of birds residing. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars.

Address: Putrajaya Wetlands Park, Persiaran Persekutuan, Presint 13, 62000 Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Daily 09:00 am to 05:00 pm

10. Upgrade Your Adventure Level at Putrajaya Challenge Park

If Putrajaya has not given you enough thrill yet, then it is time to upgrade your adventure level. Putrajaya Challenge Park is well-designed to provide you with the ultimate exhilarating adventure. The park offers three main attractions – Indoor Rock Wall-Climbing Complex, Skate Park and Thrill Park, and Mountain Bike Trails. 

There will be instructors to guide and teach you if you are new. Bring your friends and give them numerous indoor and outdoor challenges at this exclusive park.

Address: Jalan P5, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Saturday to Thursday 09:00 am to 07:00 pm, Friday 09:00 am to 12:30 pm & 03:00 pm to 07:00 pm

Entrance Fee: Adult RM 6.00 (U$1.43)｜Student RM 3.00 (U$0.71)

11. Ride a Horse at The Putrajaya Equestrian Park

Horse riding was considered a noble activity in the past. But in the present, it is a rare activity, and hardly we get a chance to ride horses. Putrajaya Equestrian Park can give you this chance to ride horses. It is an equestrian centre with 70-acre land. The park also plays the role of a host to a number of national and international equestrian shows and competitions. 

Moreover, they also offer coaching packages for different levels and groups. And you can click photos with these majestic animals.

Address: Presint 5, 62000, Putrajaya, WP Putrajaya, Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Tuesday to Sunday 07:45 am to 11:45 am & 04:15 pm to 07:15 pm

12. Take Instaworthy Pictures at Astaka Moroccan Pavilion

In Putrajaya, you can have pictures of Morocco at the Astaka Moroccan Pavilion . Locally known as “Astaka Morocco”, it is the perfect replica of the palaces of Morocco. The uniqueness of the pavilion is its stunning Moorish architecture which is designed for cultural exchange between Malaysia and Morocco.

Visitors are not allowed to take photos on the inside, but you can take plenty of pictures on the outer corridor.

Address: Presint 1, 62000 Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Daily 07:00 am to 07:00 pm

13. Explore History and Architectural Wonder Together at Millennium Monument

Millennium Monument is the first national monument that is loaded with history and architectural wonder. It is a giant monument with a height of 68 meters and looks like a massive pencil from a distance. On the other hand, if you look from above, it appears like a hibiscus flower.

The design is quite similar to the Washington Monument, shaped like an obelisk. As you walk up the Millennium Monument, you’ll see the country’s essential and milestone history are engraved here. From the above part of the building, you can have an elegant view of Putrajaya Lake and the bridges.

Address: Lebuh Ehsan, Presint 2, 62100 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: 24 hours

14. Visit Taj-Mahal-Like Architecture at Palace of Justice

For those of you who travel for photography, the Palace of Justice is the ideal place. Locally known as Istana Kehakiman, the Palace is famous for its beautiful Islamic architecture with domes and minarets. It bears a similarity with the Taj Mahal of Agra, India.

You’ll see the seven levels of houses of various courts and the judicial department in this justice museum. Moreover, the front part of the Palace is used as the venue of many national events.

Address: Istana Kehakiman, Persiaran Perdana, Presint 3, 62506 Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Monday to Friday 08:00 am to 04:00 pm

15. Learn Agriculture at Agriculture Heritage Park

Located at Presint 16 in Putrajaya, the Agricultural Heritage Park has the bluest of tropical fruits and crops. To the local people, the park is popularly known as Taman Warisan Pertanian. 

Here you can learn fruit preservation, crop maintenance, rubber tapping, and many other things that are necessary for agriculture. The farm has more than 180 crops, including tea, coffee, rubber tree grove, palms, and other commercial crops. 

At the entrance, you’ll find an information centre and a park map. The map will help you to explore the entire park.

Every year in July, the farm hosts a festival called “Jom Makan Buah”, where you can eat as many fruits as you want for just RM 10 ($2.37). 

Address: No.7, Jalan P16, Presint 16, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Opening Hour: Tuesday to Sunday 08:30 am to 06:00 pm (Friday 08:30 am to 12:15 pm & 02:45 pm to 06:00 pm)

Entrance Fee: Adult RM 2.00 ($0.47)｜Child (Below 12) free

16. Visiting China Malaysia Friendship Garden

Located in Anjung Floria, the China-Malaysia Friendship Garden is a stunning 11-hectare oasis that showcases the beauty of Chinese architecture and art. The garden is designed in the Lingnan style, which originated from Guangdong and nearby provinces in China.

Visitors can admire the intricate bonsai trees, pagodas, rocks, ponds, and Chinese calligraphy and artwork. Stroll along the flowery pathway and enjoy the tranquil lake and vibrant surroundings. The garden is perfect for immersing yourself in Chinese culture and learning more about its architecture and calligraphy.

17. Visiting Taman Saujana Hijau

If you’re looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Putrajaya, Taman Saujana Hijau is the perfect destination. This stunning park is one of ten public parks in the area, each with its own unique charm.

Located in Precinct 11, Taman Saujana Hijau is a beautifully landscaped hilly area that will transport you to another world. Best of all, admission is free! Whether you’re looking for a place to jog, have a picnic, or take wedding photos, this 47-hectare garden is sure to impress with its pine trees, rolling hills, wooden fencing, and exotic flowers.

Address: Jalan P11, Presint 11, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

Visiting Hours: Daily 7:00 am to 7:00 pm

Admission: Free

Note: Camera not allowed, but smartphones should be no problem.

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You might want to know what are the Top Putrajaya Attractions if you are thinking of visiting Putrajaya,

Putrajaya , Malaysia's federal administrative capital, is a modern planned city with construction having started in only the late 1990s and no expense has been spared in creating a world class modern living and working environment.

It might not be the most exciting city on the planet but it sure is pretty. About 38% of the city's 4900 hectare area has been set aside as green areas and indeed its parks are, in my opinion, the top Putrajaya attractions.

A central feature to the city is a man-made 650 hectare lake whose tentacles extend into wetland zones, boating and water sports areas. The lake is designed to cool down the city as well as help with flood control and water purification.

Spanning these stretches of water are some spectacular bridges which are illuminated with changing coloured lights at night.

Add to this a number of grand Government buildings, mosques, palaces and monuments and you have a visually appealing cityscape.

Here is my list of the Top Putrajaya Attractions

Cruise Tasik Putrajaya  

One of the best ways to see the city's sights is by taking a 45 minute daytime or evening sightseeing cruise on a comfortable air-conditioned 76 seater cruise boat. Gondola-style boat rides are also available.

Marina Putrajaya  

With a musical fountain, extreme water sports, indoor swimming pool, gymnasium and much more there is plenty to do at Marina Putrajaya.

Putrajaya Botanical Garden  (Taman Botani)

Putrajaya has some of the nicest urban parks in the country and my favourite is the Putrajaya Botanical Garden, a beautifully manicured park showcasing tropical plant and tree specimens.

Wetlands Park  (Taman Wetland)  

This is said to be the largest man-made freshwater wetlands in the tropics. Here you can learn how wetlands act as a natural filtration system and see some of the creatures that live in wetlands habitats.

Agriculture Heritage Park  (Taman Warisan Pertanian)  

Here is where you can see examples of traditional Malaysian crops such as rubber, palm oil, fruit trees, cocoa, herbs and spices.

Taman Wawasan  

Taman Wawasan is a tranquil park in the heart of the city with bicycle and jogging paths, lotus ponds, splendid views and even a pebble beach.

Taman Saujana Hijau  

This is a hilltop park planted with pines and conifers and designed to have a more European feel. 

Rimba Alam Park

This is a forest park with horse riding paths running along the ridges and hilltops on the eastern edge of Putrajaya.

Putra Mosque  

One of Putrajaya's top landmarks, this imposing pink granite mosque is capable of accommodating 15,000 worshippers. Elements of its basement design have similarity to the King Hassan Mosque in Casablanca while the minaret is thought to resemble the Sheikh Omar Mosque in Baghdad.

Prime Minister's Office  Perdana Putra  

This huge Moghul-style green domed building is the seat of power in Malaysia and contains the offices of the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister and various other arms of government.

Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC)  

This is a massive convention centre with a distinctive architectural design said to be shaped like a royal belt buckle. It is not utilised as much as it could be but is worth visiting if only for the fine views from its hilltop position.

Bridges  

Bridges might seem an unusual choice for top Putrajaya attractions but the city's unique and distinctive bridges are something special. They include the Putra Bridge, the Seri Perdana Bridge, the Seri Bakti Bridge, the Seri Gemilang Bridge and the Seri Wawasan Bridge. Some of them are brightly illuminated at night. Malaysia's premier annual flower and garden festival,  Putrajaya Floria,  has a new permanent site near the Seri Saujana Bridge.

Putrajaya Challenge Park  

This is a park for adventure and thrill-seekers with a giant indoor rock climbing centre, an extensive concrete BMX and skate-board park and cross-country mountain bike trails. Definitely one of the top Putrajaya attractions.

Millennium Monument  

The Millennium Monument features a path way which wraps around the lower levels of the column features a timeline of engraved glass panels which trace the important milestones in Malaysia's history over the centuries up to the year 2000. 

Seri Perdana

Seri Perdana is the official residence of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. This sprawling complex with extensive landscaped gardens comprises three main blocks - one for receptions and protocol, one for banquets and one as the residence. It used to be open to the public but no longer.

Putrajaya Equestrian Centre  

This facility is not very well known but has a riding school open to the public at reasonable rates with packages for beginner, intermediate and advanced riders. The centre also has equestrian and polo fields, dressage arena, grandstand and paddock and hosts the occasional racing and show jumping event.

Cycling in Putrajaya  

Cycling in Putrajaya is a pleasure. There are many places to choose from but here is my suggested route map for the best urban bike ride in Malaysia.

For those rainy days there are a couple of small museums in Putrajaya which are worth seeing. There is the Justice Museum   which gives information on how Malaysia's legal system developed. Then there is the Museum of Nature where you can find stuffed examples of endangered Malaysian mammals and a collection of exotic insects.

Skyrides Festivals Park

At Skyrides Festivals Park in Putrajaya you can enjoy a tethered helium balloon ride or test your Ninja skills on Sky Warrior Rainforest Challenge.

Royal Floria Putrajaya

This is the number one happening in Putrajaya's events calendar. Held annually since 2007, this world class flower and garden show attracts huge crowds and gets better and better each year. Read full details of this year's event here.

Ayer@8 Promenade

This lakeside dining, shopping and commercial development is the latest addition to the city's retail therapy centres.

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Top 14 Tourist Places to Visit in Putrajaya, Malaysia

Putrajaya tourism primarily revolves around a handful of iconic monuments, most important Putrajaya tourist attractions being the Putra Mosque. This pink mosque in Putrajaya has become an icon of the city. Putrajaya is the administrative capital of Malaysia . Being only at a 25 km distance from Kuala Lumpur, one can easily club Putrajaya city tour along with a visit to the Malaysian capital. Most monuments and historic places to visit in Putrajaya express a fine blend of modern architecture with islamic design.

The most well known Putrajaya tourist spot of this architectural style being the Perdana Putra. The city is also known for its 8 bridges, counted among beautiful architecture things to see in Putrajaya. Putrajaya sightseeing cruise tour in the man-made Putrajaya Lake is one of the most popular tourist activity.

The city is home to numerous gardens and public parks which are popular among the locals as picnic spot in Putrajaya. Besides the structured greenery of the gardens, the wetlands, ponds, and forest reserves are some of the most interesting places in Putrajaya . The hiking trails and biking trails in the forest reserve quench the thirst for nature exploration and adventure. The wetlands play host to a variety of migratory birds making it a significant Putrajaya tourist place for birdwatching. Furthermore, you can also explore the hiking trails at the Wassasam Hill or the Forest Reserves.

Putrajaya International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta or My Balloon Fiesta is one of the most popular events in Malaysia and people from various corners of the world visit Putrajaya for this exciting festival. Even if you are not here during the Fiesta, you can still enjoy the thrilling experience of soaring the skies in a hot air balloon at Sky Rides Festival Park for a memorable Putrajaya sightseeing with an eagle eye view. Thus, fulfilling your Putrajaya toursim experience.

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Top Tourist Places to Visit in Putrajaya

1. perdana putra.

This palace is the office of the country’s Prime Minister. It is among most popular Putrajaya attractions for its architectural and design features as well as its great historical and cultural significance. You will need 2 hours to explore this palace.

2. Putra Mosque (Masjid Putra)

This mosque is one the top highlights of Putrajaya tourism. Also known as the Pink Mosque for its rose colored interior and exterior design. The architecture of this mosque draws heavily from Arabic Islamic style. You will need about an hour to explore this mosque.

3. Millennium Monument (Monumen Alaf Baru)

This 68 meters tall monument is one of the most popular Putrajaya tourist spots. This monument looks like a pencil if you see it from a distance, but if you can get a view from above, it resembles a hibiscus flower. You will need 30 to 45 minutes for this monument.

4. Palace of Justice (Istana Kehakiman)

Known as Istana Kehakiman, this grand palace houses judicial and government offices of the country. It is among the most interesting places to visit in Putrajaya for its architecture and museum. You will need 2 hours to explore this palace.

5. Moroccan Pavilion

This pavilion reflect design and architectural elements of Moroccan palaces. It is one of the most beautiful things to see in Putrajaya. The intricate craftsmanship of Moorish features of the building are very impressive. You will need about an hour to explore this palace.

6. Iron Mosque (Masjid Besi)

Known as Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque, this is a studding mosque is an architectural wonder and is the largest mosque of the city. It is one of the unmissable monuments of Putrajaya tourism. You will need about an hour to explore this mosque.

7. Putrajaya Wetlands Park (Taman Wetland)

Also known as Taman Wetlands, this is the country’s largest artificially constructed wetlands. It is one of the most interesting places in Putrajaya. It is a beautiful bit of nature in the middle of the city. You will need about 2 hours to explore the wetlands.

8. Natural History Museum (Muzium Alam Semulajadi)

This museum exhibits the natural history of the country. You can see geological and metrological artifacts along with flora and fauna which have existed in the country over the centuries. You will need 2 to 3 hours to explore this museum.

9. Putrajaya Lake (Tasik Putrajaya)

The city’s eponymous lake sits at the heart of Putrajaya. It is one of the largest man-made lakes in the country and holds a special place for the people of the city. The lake is also the center for numerous things to do in Putrajaya including hiking, picnic, boating and watersports. It is also one of the most popular picnic spot in Putrajaya. You can easily spend an hour or so exploring various offerings of this lake.

10. Seri Perdana

This palace is the official residence of the country’s Prime Minister. It is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Putrajaya. The lavish palace features aspects of Malay, Islamic and European styles of architecture. You will need about an hour to explore this palace.

11. Agricultural Heritage Park (Taman Warisan Pertanian)

Also known as Taman Warisan Pertanian, this agricultural heritage park exhibits a wide range of horticultural produces. It is unique aspect of Putrajaya city tour which you can explore and enjoy. You will need about an hour for this park.

12. Putra Bridge (Jambatan Putra)

This is the longest bridge of the city and operates on 2 tiers, one as road and one for monorail. This bridge is renowned for its architecture which is inspired by Iranian elements. You will need 15 to 20 minutes for this Putrajaya tourist place.

13. Seri Wawasan Bridge

This bridge is one of the most aesthetically pleasing parts of Putrajaya sightseeing. It is designed like a monument and is renowned for its futuristic architecture. You will need 15 to 20 minutes for this bridge.

14. Putra Square (Dataran Putra)

This iconic public square is an integral aspects of Putrajaya sightseeing. This square is the venue for several important fairs, events and festivals in the city. It is also surrounded by several Putrajaya tourist attractions like Putra Mosque, Perdana Putra and Putra Bridge.

Generally in one or two days in Putrajaya is enough to explore majore tourist attractions but if you are staying in Putrajaya for more than 2 days and want to do do and see something more then please check out our below listed other activities to do and things to see in Putrajaya.

Things to do in putrajaya, historical places, monuments & museums to visit in putrajaya.

• Putra Mosque
• Perdana Putra Complex
• Putrajaya Millenium Monument
• Istana Kehakiman
• Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque
• Astaka Morocco – Moroccan Pavillion
• Seri Perdana Complex
• Istana Melawati
• Kompleks Nasyrul Quran
• Istana Darul Ehsan
• Galeri Kesenian & Kebudayaan Malaysia
• Raja Haji Fisabiillah Mosque
• National Heroes Square
• Kajang Heritage Center
• Al Hasanah Mosque
• Malaysian Chinese Museum
• Natural history Museum
• Muzium Warisan Melayu
• Om Shri Maha Athi Nagaswary Amman Temple
• Setia Perdana Complex

Nature & Wildlife Tourist Spots in Putrajaya

• Putrajaya Wetlands Park
• Paya Indah Wetlands
• Flamingo Pond
• Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve / Hutan Simpan Ayer Hitam
• Pusat Apresiasi Wetland
• Wawasan Hill
• North Kuala Langat Forest Reserve

Entertainment & Leisure Tourist Spots in Putrajaya

• Taman Botani Putrajaya
• Nature Interpretation Centre
• Cruise Tasik Putrajya
• Agricultural Heritage Park Putrajaya / Taman Warisan Pertanian
• Taman Saujana Hijau
• Skyrides Festival Park
• Anjung Floria Botanical Garden
• Laman Perdana Botanical Garden
• GK Organic Farm
• Discovery Park
• District 21
• Taman Wawasan Putrajaya
• Farm in the City
• Esquestrian Park
• G2G Animal Garden
• Malaysia Agro Exposition Park
• Bangi Wonderland Theme Park
• Mines Wellness City Resort
• China Malaysia Friendship Garden
• Taman Botani Interpretive Centre
• Taman Tasik Cyberjaya / Cyberjaya Lake Garden
• Rimba Alam Park
• Equestrian Park Putrajaya
• Taman Etnobotani
• Taman Canseri
• Taman Tasik Cempaka
• Dataran Rakyat
• Cyberjaya Park
• Taman Paku Pakis UKM
• Tasik Seri Serdang

Shopping in Putrajaya

• 101 City Mall
• Alamanda Putrajaya
• Mitsui Outlet Park
• Kip Mall Bangi

Offbeat Places & Adventure Things to Do in Putrajaya

• Flyboard Malaysia
• Mines Cruise
• Stand up Paddling Putrajaya
• Water jetpack putrajaya
• Putrajaya Challenge Park / Taman Cabaran
• Pusat Rekreasi Air Putrajaya
• KL EBikes Tours Putrajaya
• Hiking trails Putrajaya

Sightseeing in Putrajaya

• Putrajaya Lake
• Seri Wawasan Bridge
• Putra Square / Dataran Putrajaya
• Putra Bridge
• Mercu Tanda / Putrajaya Landmark
• Marina Putrajaya
• Seri Gemilang Bridge
• Seri Suajana Bridge
• Taman Putra Perdana
• Dataran Gemilang
• Perbadanan Putrajaya
• Taman Seri Empangan
• Putrajaya Bridge
• Seri Perdana Bridge
• Persiaran Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Putrajaya
• Monorail Suspension Bridge
• Seri Bistari Bridge
• Alamanda Steps
• Seri Setia Bridge
• Seri Bakti Bridge
• Jejak Sisiran
• Cyberjaya Lakeside
• Majid Universität Petra Malaysia

Food, Dining, Restaurants, & Street Food in Putrajaya

• Al Mukalla Restaurant
• Balqis Restaurant
• Le Meridian Putra Jaya
• Midori Japanese Restaurant
• Summer Palace Chinese Restaurant
• Tuscany Italian Restaurant
• Zest Lifestyle Restaurant
• B’s All Day Dining
• Precinct 9 Food Court

How to Reach Putrajaya?

Putrajaya does not have an international airport of its own. The nearest airport to Putrajaya is the Kuala Lumpur Airport.

You can travel to Putrajaya by road from most cities in Malaysia. The train connectivity is also convenient way to travel to Putrajaya from Kuala Lumpur and other cities of Malaysia as well.

You can travel by water or take boat rides in Putrajaya or boat cruise in Putrajaya, but as Putrajaya is not a coastal city, there are no travel routes by water to Putrajaya or from Putrajaya.

Image Reference

• Perdana Putra – Habib Zeiniadeh / PixaBay
• Putra Mosque (Masjid Putra) – KELANTAN JOTTINGS / Flickr
• Millennium Monument (Monumen Alaf Baru) – Tourism Malaysia
• Palace of Justice (Istana Kehakiman) – Tourism Malaysia
• Moroccan Pavilion – Tourism Malaysia
• Iron Mosque (Masjid Besi) – Azwan Azali / PixaBay
• Putrajaya Wetlands Park (Taman Wetland) – Tourism Malaysia
• Natural History Museum (Muzium Alam Semulajadi) – Chongkian / Wikimedia Commons
• Putrajaya Lake (Tasik Putrajaya) – xiquinhosilva / Flickr
• Seri Perdana – Tourism Malaysia
• Agricultural Heritage Park (Taman Warisan Pertanian) – Tourism Malaysia
• Putra Bridge (Jambatan Putra) – Ishan @seefromthesky / Wikimedia Commons
• Seri Wawasan Bridge – hanmc88 / PixaBay
• Putra Square (Dataran Putra) – xiquinhosilva / Flickr
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Just a 40-minute drive south of Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya is the administrative and judicial capital of Malaysia. 

With a range of attractions from a cruise on the beautiful Putrajaya Lake to the absolutely stunning Putra Mosque’s pink dome, there are a ton of things to see and do in this city. You’re also just a short commute into KL.

Below, you will find our best guides to Putrajaya so you can have the best time possible in this fun destination.

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There is a great range of accommodation in Putrajaya from budget guesthotels to luxury hotels and every price point in between.  Read our guide below to book the perfect Putrajaya hotel for your trip.

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Putrajaya travel.

Putrajaya is next to Kuala Lumpur and centrally located on the Malaysian peninsula near the major international airport so it is generally easy to reach from everywhere.

Below, read our detailed guide on how to get here from KL.

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Putrajaya Destination Guide: Everything You Need to Know (2024)

Malaysia ’s administrative and judicial capital is the city of Putrajaya. This is a planned city that has wide boulevards, extensive green spaces as well as the world’s largest roundabout. Known as an intelligent garden city, it was established in 1995 and was formally declared a federal territory in 2001. Located halfway between Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur International Airport, it is easily accessible via the KLIA Transit rail line. The city boasts architectural gems such as Putra Mosque, Putrajaya Bridge and the Iron Mosque. Find out more in this Putrajaya destination guide.

What is Putrajaya Malaysia famous for?

Putrajaya is Malaysia’s administrative and judicial capital. This planned city is filled with impressive architecture, including the Iron Mosque, Putra Mosque as well as the world’s biggest roundabout. Putrajaya is a green city and is also home to Malaysia’s largest man-made freshwater wetlands – Putrajaya Wetlands Park.

Why you should visit Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya is a great stop-over when visiting Malaysia . Located just a short train ride from Kuala Lumpur International Airport, it is a convenient first stop when arriving in the country. With two impressive mosques, it is a popular pilgrimage destination for Muslim tourists as well as those interested in stunning Persian Islamic architecture. Additionally, its significant green space provides plenty of opportunities to surround yourself in nature. In fact 38% of the city is green space, including many parks and gardens as well as a large man-made lake. Spanning across the lake are beautiful bridges which provide beautiful focal points to the cityscape. Another claim to fame of the city is the world’s largest roundabout. Furthermore Putrajaya has plenty of entertainment options including shops, restaurants, street food markets as well as a number of vibrant events throughout the year.

Putrajaya Destination Guide: Know before you go

Basic info about putrajaya malaysia.

• City name in other scripts – ڤوتراجاي (Jawi), 布城 (Chinese), புத்ராஜெயா (Tamil), పుత్రజయ (Telugu)
• Date established – 19 October 1995
• Date declared a federal territory – 1 February 2001
• Language – Malay. There are 10 dialects of Malay used throughout thought the country, with Standard Malay being the unifying language. English is becoming more widely spoken in the country. However not everyone you meet will be able to speak English. Mandarin Chinese, Malaysian Chinese, Tamil, other Indian languages as well as Creole are spoken by the various ethnic groups that live in Malaysia .
• Currency – Malaysian ringgit (MYR). This has been the official currency of Malaysia since 1967. Currency exchanges are in most cities and ATMs are also available widely throughout the country.
• Population – 91,900 (2018)
• Area – 49 km 2 (19 sq mi)
• State – Putrajaya is a federal territory enclaved within the state of Selangor
• Emergency number – 999
• Police number – 999

Utilities in Putrajaya Malaysia

• Electricity – Malaysia uses Type G power plugs. The country operates on a 240v supply voltage at 50Hz. Power outages are reasonably common in Malaysia.
• Water – the tap water in Malaysia is not generally safe to drink. Tap water is usually treated, but pipes may be old. Therefore most locals boil their water or use a water filter just to be safe.
• Toilets – sit-down flushing toilets as well as Asian style squat toilets are common in Malaysia. Toilets generally come equipped with a spray hose (sometimes referred to as a Muslim shower). The spray hose is like a European bidet and is used for cleaning personal areas as an alternative to toilet paper. All of the accommodation we stayed in throughout the country had western style sit-down flushing toilets with spray hoses. Toilet paper is also usually provided. Don’t flush your toilet paper – use the bins provided. The use of bathroom slippers is customary and is provided in accommodation and sometimes also in public bathrooms. Public bathrooms often offer both sit-down and squat style toilets. Public toilets are common in Malaysia. The charge is usually around 30-50 sens.
• Telephone country code: +60

Where is Putrajaya Malaysia?

Putrajaya is a federal territory enclaved within the state of Selangor Malaysia. This city is next to Cyberjaya , Malaysia’s Silicon Valley. It is also located within MSC Malaysia, the Special Economic Zone and high-technology business district of Malaysia . Furthermore, the Putrajaya is roughly halfway between Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

The closest cities to Putrajaya are Cyberjaya, Petaling Jaya, Klang and Kuala Lumpur. Putrajaya is 20 minutes by car from Cyberjaya and less than 50 minutes by car from Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya and Klang.

How to get to Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya destination guide: arriving by land, putrajaya malaysia intercity land transport.

The main transport options for travelling overland to Putrajaya Malaysia are:

• Private vehicle
• Private transport operator

Driving to Putrajaya from within Malaysia

If you are driving to Putrajaya from within Malaysia , here are the travel times and distances:

• Cyberjaya, Selangor – 18 minutes (12km, 7miles) without tolls
• Kuala Lumpur – 38 minutes (40km, 25miles) with tolls, 44 minutes (35km, 22miles) without tolls
• Petaling Jaya, Selangor – 47 minutes (48km, 30miles) with tolls, 1 hour 12 minutes (48km, 30miles) without tolls
• Malacca, Malacca – 2 hours 6 minutes (139km, 86miles) with tolls or 2 hours 55 minutes (141km, 88miles) without tolls
• Kuantan, Pahang – 3 hours 41 minutes (286km, 178miles) with tolls or 5 hours 4 minutes (317km, 197miles) without tolls
• Johor Bahru, Johor – 3 hours 43 minutes (320km, 199miles) with tolls or 6 hours 21 minutes (374km, 232miles) without tolls
• George Town, Penang – 5 hours 16 minutes (390km, 242miles) with tolls or 7 hours 5 minutes (424km, 263miles) without tolls
• Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu – 5 hours 26 minutes (482km, 300miles) with tolls or 7 hours 53 minutes (515km, 320miles) without tolls
• Kota Bharu, Kelatan – 7 hours 3 minutes (475km, 295miles) with tolls or 7 hours 49 minutes (473km, 294miles) without tolls

Intercity trains to Putrajaya Malaysia

The Cyberjaya and Putrajaya train station is located in Putrajaya Central (Putrajaya Sentral). This train station services both Cyberjaya and Putrajaya, connecting these cities with Kuala Lumpur as well as Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

Intercity buses to Putrajaya Malaysia

A common way to get around Malaysia is by using intercity buses. These are budget friendly and the network is extensive. Intercity bus companies in Malaysia include KKKL Express as well as S&S International.

Putrajaya destination guide: Arriving by air

The closest airport to Putrajaya is Kuala Lumpur International Airport (Airport code KUL). This airport is 21km (13 miles) away.

Other nearby airports include:

• Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (Airport code SZB). This airport is 27km (17 miles) away.
• Pinang Kampai Airport (Airport code DUM). This airport is 150km (93 miles) away.
• Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Airport (KUA). This airport is 193km (120 miles) away.

The national airline of Malaysia is Malaysia Airlines.

Putrajaya destination guide: Arriving by boat

Port Klang is the closest port to Putrajaya, located 60km (37 miles) away. This port is also known as Kuala Lumpur Cruise Port and was previously called Port Swettenham. Klang Port is the major port of Malaysia . In 2012 it was the 11 th busiest container port in the world.

Putrajaya destination guide: How to get around Putrajaya Malaysia

Walking in putrajaya malaysia.

Putrajaya is a very walkable city with leafy areas and footpaths.

Local buses in Putrajaya Malaysia

Local buses service Putrajaya. The main bus terminal is at Putrajaya Central (Putrajaya Sentral).

Shuttle buses in Putrajaya Malaysia

There is a shuttle bus service which operates between Putrajaya Sentral, Institut Kanser Negara and Hospital Putrajaya. This service operates every 15 minutes Monday-Friday 6am-6pm. It does not operate on weekends or public holidays. For more information call 03-831242000 ext 2302.

Trams in Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya does not have a tram system.

Local trains in Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya does not have a local train line.

Metro trains (subway or underground) in Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya does not have an underground train line.

Vehicle hire in Putrajaya Malaysia

A wide variety of vehicles can be rented in Malaysia . This includes:

• Electric scooters
• Motorcycles

In Malaysia they drive on the left side of the road.

Taxis in Malaysia

Taxis are common in Malaysia . Fares are regulated and are usually metered. However taxi drivers in Malaysia do not have the best reputation, which is why alternative services like Grab are very popular.

In general your fare will include the following costs:

• The pickup fee or minimum fee – this is charged as soon as you get into the vehicle.
• Airport surcharge – this is an additional fixed fee for travelling to an airport.
• Price per kilometre – the rate is double between midnight and 6am.
• Price per hour – this is a price that gets charged when the taxi is stuck in heavy traffic.
• Surcharge for more than 2 adult passengers – this is an additional fixed fee.
• Surcharge for using the luggage compartment – this is an additional fixed fee.
• Surcharge for booking by phone – this is an additional fixed fee.
• Road toll charges

Check that the meter gets switched on at the start of your journey at the right rate. We also recommend bringing enough change in cash as drivers generally only accept cash and may not have change.

Alternatively, if booking in advance the fare may be a fixed price that is agreed on before the trip. Some taxis also operate on a pre-paid coupon system where the coupon is purchased from a counter at the airport.

It is not necessary or expected to tip taxi drivers in Malaysia.

Ride-share services in Putrajaya Malaysia

Grab is the main app based ride-hailing service in Malaysia . Other ride-share services in Malaysia include MyCar, MULA, DACSEE, EzCar, inDriver as well as the women only service Riding Pink. Uber no longers operates in Malaysia after Grab acquired all of its Southeast Asia assets. Lyft services only Putrajaya in Malaysia via its Grab partnership.

Putrajaya destination guide: Is Putrajaya Malaysia worth visiting?

Putrajaya is one of Malaysia’s two capital cities and is conveniently close to Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Most people just get a glimpse of the city as they make their way from the KLIA airport to Kuala Lumpur. However if you take the time to explore, you will find a beautifully green and peaceful city filled with architectural gems waiting to be explored. We think that Putrajaya is an underrated Malaysian destination that is well worth visiting.

Putrajaya destination guide: How long to spend in Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya is a modern planned city with beautiful architecture and plenty of activities to suit all ages. The city has a beautiful waterfront area, gorgeous parks and gardens and a great food scene. In particular, there are numerous hawker centres, food truck hotspots, restaurants and cafes to satisfy your food cravings. Moreover, Putrajaya has a relaxed atmosphere and friendly locals. The city also host popular events such as Royal Floria Putrajaya.

Located midway between KLIA and Kuala Lumpur , Putrajaya is a great stopover when flying in or out of the country. It is perfect for a short stop over when in transit in Malaysia or as part of a larger Malaysian trip. However if you have more time to spare, this is a great value destination that could easily keep you entertained for a few days. We spent 2 nights in Putrajaya and particularly enjoyed exploring the food scene, marvelling at the architecture and enjoying the annual flower festival.

Putrajaya destination guide: What to do in Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya is a peaceful Malaysian city with a number of interesting activities. It has a range of great free activities as well as paid activities.

Putrajaya destination guide: Free things to do in Putrajaya Malaysia

There are enough free activities in Putrajaya Malaysia to keep you entertained for a day or two:

• Putra Mosque
• Putra Square
• IOI City Mall
• Putrajaya Bridge
• Putrajaya Botanical Garden (Taman Botani Putrajaya)
• Putrajaya Lake
• The Iron Mosque (Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque or Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin)
• Persiaran Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah (the world’s largest roundabout)
• Prime Minister’s Office
• Seri Wawasan Bridge
• Bubbles & Beans
• Putrajaya Wetlands Park
• Putrajaya International Convention Centre
• Tangga Putrajaya Steps
• Taman Saujana Hijau Putrajaya
• Perbadanan Putrajaya
• The Symphony Walk
• Seri Gemilang Bridge
• Millennium Monument
• Shaftsbury Putrajaya Shopping Mall
• Alamanda Shopping Centre

Putrajaya destination guide: Paid activities in Putrajaya Malaysia

A number of attractions in Putrajaya Malaysia charge a fee:

• Moroccan Pavilion Putrajaya – entry fee 3 ringgit for adults (as at 2023).
• Pantai Floria – entry fee 6 ringgit for foreign adults (as at 2023).
• District 21 – active pass 64 ringgit weekdays, 80 ringgit weekends (as at 2023).
• Dreamworld Playland @ IOI City Mall – entry fee 20-55 ringgit, depending on age and day of the week (as at 2023).

Events in Putrajaya Malaysia

Putrajaya hosts a number of events throughout the year, including:

• Putrajaya Bridge Night Ride – an annual night bicycle riding event, touring the bridges of Putrajaya
• Malaysian National Tree Climbing Championship
• Royal Floria Putrajaya – annual flower and garden festival
• Putrajaya Water Sports Festival
• Putrajaya Bird Race
• Putrajaya Lights and Motion Festival (LAMPU)

Weather in Putrajaya Malaysia

The climate for Putrajaya is classified as tropical, with relatively uniform hot temperatures and also high humidity throughout the year. The hottest month is May with an average temperature range of 24°C to 32°C (76°F to 90°F) and coldest month December with an average temperature between 23°C to 31°C (74°F to 88°F). There are two monsoon seasons in Malaysia , November to early March, which is typically the most rainy, and June to September. The period of March through to June between the two monsoons is the hottest and also the most uncomfortable weather of the year.

Internet and mobile phones in Malaysia

Major internet and phone companies in Malaysia – Celcom, Digi, Hotlink (Maxis), U Mobile, UniFi Mobile, Tune Talk, Yes, XOX Mobile / ONEXOX, redONE, Yoodo, Telekom Malaysia and Time dotCom.

5G has been in Malaysia since December 2021. 2G will not be be switched off in Malaysia. 3G is was switched off in March 2022.

Malaysia is ranked 61 st fastest in the world for mobile internet speeds and 38 th fastest for fixed broadband. For Fixed Broadband the average download speed is 90mbps and upload is 51mbps (as at October 2022).

Cell phone SIM cards can be bought in a numbers of places throughout Malaysia. These include phone stores, in shopping malls, at bus stations as well as at airports. Some form of ID, such as a passport, is required in order to purchase a SIM card in Malaysia.

How much to budget for Putrajaya Malaysia?

Putrajaya destination guide: daily spend for a couple travelling in putrajaya malaysia.

As a rough guide, we recommend the following budgets for a couple:

• Low-budget daily spend – 150 ringgit per day for a couple will get you hostel accommodation, meals from bakeries and markets, local transport and free or cheap activities such as visiting shopping centres and markets
• Mid-range daily spend – 300 ringgit per day for a couple will get you mid-range accommodation, local transport, restaurant meals and a few paid activities
• Luxury spend – 2000 ringgit per day for a couple will get you a premium experience in Malaysia , staying at luxury hotels, travelling by private transport, doing a range of paid activities and eating at high end restaurants

Putrajaya destination guide: Accommodation in Putrajaya Malaysia

There is a good range of accommodation to suit most budgets in Putrajaya Malaysia. Airbnb operates in Malaysia , and there are a number of Airbnb properties in Putrajaya. Wifi is not always provided for Airbnb properties in Malaysia, so we recommend checking if it is included in the listing. One thing to keep in mind with hotels in Malaysia is that smoking in hotel rooms is often permitted. We also noticed that some accommodation in Putrajaya rents rooms for the day and it’s an extra cost if you stay overnight. Other accommodation is catered to Muslim guests only.

Where to stay in Putrajaya Malaysia

We recommend the following accommodation in Putrajaya Malaysia:

• Best budget hotel in Putrajaya Malaysia – for great value accommodation in Putrajaya Malaysia we recommend Hotel ali Imran . The rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. It is in a rural part of Putrajaya outside of the main part of the city, but there is parking onsite.
• Best mid-range hotel in Putrajaya Malaysia – The Everly Putrajaya is the best mid-range hotel in Putrajaya Malaysia. It is conveniently located near Putrajaya Lake as well as Alamanda Shopping Centre. The rooms are clean and spacious and the breakfasts are very nice.
• Best luxury accommodation in Putrajaya Malaysia – Le Méridien Putrajaya is the best 5 star hotel in Putrajaya. It is conveniently located right next to IOI City Mall. This modern hotel has spacious and comfortable rooms. The staff are also friendly and helpful. Furthermore, the buffets are excellent with lots of choices.

How much is accommodation in Putrajaya Malaysia?

For short-term accommodation, a general price per night is as follows:

• Budget accommodation – there is no dorm accommodation in Putrajaya. The cheapest accommodation is 89 ringgit for a private room.
• Mid-range accommodation – 100-200 ringgit for a private room.
• Luxury accommodation – 200-520 ringgit a night for a luxury hotel.
• Rental property – 160-700 ringgit a night for a fully furnished 3-4 bedroom home.

Tourist tax on accommodation in Malaysia

From 1 January 2023 there is a tourist tax of 10 ringgit per accommodation per night in Malaysia . This tax is collected by the property. Permanent residents and Malaysian nationals are exempt from the tax. Furthermore the tourist tax does not apply to homestays and kampung stays registered with the Ministry of Tourism.

Putrajaya destination guide: Food in Putrajaya Malaysia

How much does food cost in putrajaya malaysia.

Our price guide for your food budget in Putrajaya Malaysia is as follows (prices as at 2022):

• Restaurant meal – 20-60 ringgit for a main dish
• Night market or hawker market food – 5-15 ringgit for a dish
• Ais kachang – 4-6 ringgit
• Coffee – 1.50-2.50 ringgit

Must eat food in Putrajaya Malaysia

• Street food at Putrajaya Food Truck Hotspot@Presint 2
• Waterfront dining at Ayer@8

Cheap Eats in Putrajaya Malaysia

• Bakeries are a great place to get cheap and delicious food.
• Hawker centres in Malaysia are ubiquitous and have excellent budget friendly food. The variety of stalls available means that you have a good range of options to choose from.
• Night markets in Malaysia are another of our go to places for affordable and tasty food. There’s also usually stalls selling items like clothes, toys and shoes in addition to the food stalls.
• Street food is also a very common cheap eat option in Malaysia. You can often find street food around transport hubs as well as scattered in various places around the city.

Putrajaya Malaysia culture

Weekends in putrajaya malaysia.

Which days are weekdays and weekend days vary in Malaysia depending on the state or territory you’re in. In Putrajaya weekdays are Monday to Friday and weekends are Saturday and Sunday. Keep this in mind as weekends can affect prices and availability (particularly for accommodation). Additionally weekends may impact opening hours as well as how crowded attractions are.

Putrajaya public holidays

Malaysia has one of the highest number of public holidays in the world. In total, there are between 18 and 20 public holidays observed in each state. This includes national holidays as well as state based holidays. Public holidays for Selangor are as follows:

• New Year’s Day – 1 st January
• Thaipusam – full moon in the month of Thai, in January or February
• Chinese New Year’s Day – 1 st day of 1 st lunar month, in January or February
• Chinese New Year Holiday – 2 nd day of 1 st lunar month, in January or February
• Federal Territory Day – 1 st February
• Labour Day – 1 May
• Wesak Day (Buddha’s birthday) – May or June, date varies
• Hari Nuzul Al-Quran – 17 th day of Ramadan, date varies
• Hari Raya Aidilfitri or Hari Raya Puasa – the last day of Ramadan, date varies
• Hari Raya Aidilfitri Holiday or Hari Raya Puasa Holiday – day after the last day of Ramadan, date varies
• Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s Birthday (King’s Birthday) – 1 st Monday in June
• Hari Raya Qurban (Aidiladha) (Feast of the Sacrifice) – date varies
• Awal Muharram (Islamic New Year) – date varies
• Merdeka Day (National Day, Independence Day) – 31 August
• Malaysia Day – 16 September
• Maulidur Rasul (Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday) – 12 th day of the 3 rd month of the Islamic calendar
• Deepavali – date varies, October or November
• Christmas Day – 25 December

National symbols of Malaysia

• Malaysia flag – 14 alternating red and white stripes with a blue canton with a yellow crescent and 14 pointed star. The Malaysian flag is called the Stripes of Glory.
• Malaysia coat of arms – two tigers supporting a shield with a yellow crescent and a 14 pointed star on top and a yellow banner with words that translate to “Unity is strength” written in both romanised Malay and Jawi at the bottom.
• National flower – hibiscus
• National bird – rhinoceros hornbill
• Malaysia national animal – the Malayan tiger

Malaysia pastimes

• National dish – nasi lemak
• Popular drinks – teh tarik, Ipoh white coffee, milo ais, sirup bandang
• National sport – sepak takraw
• Religion – 64% Islam, 19% Buddhist, 9% Christian, 6% Hindu (as at 2020)

Is Putrajaya Malaysia Safe?

Malaysia travel guide: safety in malaysia.

We have spent around 4 months travelling extensively through Malaysia over two separate trips. In our experience the country is extremely safe. Malaysia ranks 18 th safest country on the Global Peace Index (as at 2022). As with any country, there are good areas and bad areas. Watch out for pickpockets and bag snatching particularly at crowded tourist attractions. In particular, when eating out don’t leave your bag, phone or wallet on the table or next to you where someone can quickly grab it and run away. Instead keep your belongings physically attached to you at all times. Make sure no-one is watching whenever you are entering pin codes and never lose sight of your credit card when making a purchase.

General safety considerations in Malaysia

Other general safety considerations for travel in Malaysia :

• Drinking water – tap water in Malaysia is not generally safe to drink. Tap water is usually treated, but pipes may be old. Therefore most locals boil their water or use a water filter.
• Mosquitoes – mosquito borne illnesses are a significant risk in Malaysia, particularly dengue, Zika and chikungunya. Malaysia is in the pre-elimination phase of malaria. While malaria is a greater risk in Malaysian Borneo, there have also been cases on the Malaysian peninsula. Take precautions to avoid mosquito bites.
• Altitude sickness – Malaysia has areas of high altitude and therefore altitude sickness risk. If you visit high altitude areas in Malaysia, allow sufficient time to acclimatise. If you experience signs of altitude sickness, including headache, nausea or vomiting, dizziness, tiredness, loss of appetite or shortness of breath, get help immediately.
• Road safety – Road accidents are a significant risk in Malaysia. While road conditions in Malaysia are generally very good, traffic is often very heavy. Furthermore drivers in Malaysia tend to speed up rather than slowing down for amber lights. We also found that roads in Malaysia are not typically built with pedestrians in mind, and footpaths often stop unexpectedly in busy areas.
• Water safety – take care when swimming as currents and waves may be stronger than you expect.
• Earthquakes – Malaysia experiences both regional and local earthquake activity. In an earthquake, stay away from glass, windows, outside doors and walls and anything that could fall. If inside, get under a table, desk or solid furniture and hang onto it. Cover your head and torso to protect from falling objects. If outside, stay outside and go to an open area away from buildings.
• Sun safety – Exposure to the sun can have adverse short-term and long-term effects on the skin, eyes and immune system. Sun protection such as sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses is very important to ensure you don’t get burnt.
• Dogs – rabies from rabid dog bites is a risk in Malaysia. For more on dog safety while travelling, check out this video .

As with any destination, take all of your normal safety precautions.

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Located in Malaysia, Putrajaya also referred to as the Federal Territory of Putrajaya is a city situated towards the south of Kuala Lumpur. Putrajaya is known for its well built late 20th-century architecture of the Putrajaya Mosque and Iranian style architecture of the Putra Bridge which overlooks the famous man-made Putrajaya Lake. 

In Sanskrit, ‘Putra’ means prince or male child and ‘Jaya’ means success or victory. The city was named Putrajaya after the first Malaysian Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj. It is based on the theme of a garden city which is modern, exquisite, futuristic and Malaysian but is in absolute harmony with the natural environment. The streets of Putrajaya provide a European feel while the government buildings provide a blend of modern architecture and Islamic Arts. In the north of the city is the Putrajaya Botanical Garden, the biggest botanical garden in Malaysia (covering an area of 92 hectares) which contains Asian and African plants. The China-Malaysia Friendship Garden is a lakeside park which is home to varied flora.  The man-made 650-hectare lake provides scope for water activities and boating and the spectacular bridges are illuminated with changing colour lights providing beautiful views at night.  Almost 38 per cent of Putrajaya is covered with green areas and wetlands meant to preserve its ecosystem while imparting a retreat from the strain of a modern lifestyle with its atmosphere and incredible attractions. The palaces, mosques and monuments in the city are other visually appealing settings.

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15 Fun Things To Do In Cyberjaya

Cyberjaya is one of Malaysia’s cities that has evolved rapidly into a modern area. Often known as Malaysia’s Silicon Valley, this city is not only home to global IT giants and innovative startups but also ideal for recreation.

Cyberjaya’s well-planned infrastructure, expansive green spaces, and growing entertainment options make it a perfect destination for both work and play. You will not run out of fun activities in this city.

In this guide, we bring you 15 fun and exciting activities that present the best of Cyberjaya. From exploring serene parks to exploring culinary delights, you'll find an abundance of ways to enjoy your time in this dynamic city. Join us as we uncover the hidden gems and popular hotspots that make Cyberjaya a must-visit destination.

Have fun at Cyberjaya Park

1. Cyberjaya Skate Park

The first must-visit destination in Cyberjaya is Cyberjaya Skate Park. This park is located within the Putrajaya Challenge Park. It is a popular destination for extreme sports enthusiasts. This 30-hectare park is located in Precinct 5 of Putrajaya. It features some of the best facilities in Asia for skateboarding, inline skating, and BMX riding. The skate park boasts a smooth contoured concrete surface with various elements such as pump tracks, dirt jumps, and slope-style jumps, catering to both beginners and advanced riders. It's designed to provide a thrilling experience for skateboarders, rollerbladers, and stunt riders of all ages.

In addition to the skate park, the Putrajaya Challenge Park includes an indoor rock climbing complex with walls reaching up to 20 meters, and extensive mountain bike trails that are rated highly for their technical challenges. The park is open daily, with free entry, making it an accessible and exciting spot for outdoor activities.

Address: Persiaran Flora, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 8 AM - 8 PM (Daily)

2. Cyberjaya Lake Gardens

Another exciting destination is Cyberjaya Lake Gardens. It also known as Taman Tasik Cyberjaya. It is a beautiful urban park and wildlife sanctuary located in Cyberjaya, Malaysia. The park features a large natural lake surrounded by tropical wetlands. You can enjoy various activities such as jogging, cycling, and walking along the scenic 1.3-kilometer track that loops around the lake. The park also has amenities like a large children's playground, gazebos, picnic areas, and basic exercise stations. One of the highlights of the park is the "Wind Chime Island," a tranquil spot perfect for relaxing by the lake.

Address: Persiaran Semarak Api, Cyber 4, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 7 AM – 7 PM (Daily)

3. Cyberjaya Park (Taman Mini Cyberjaya)

Taman Mini Cyberjaya is a recreational park in Cyberjaya that offers various amenities and activities for visitors. Typically, parks like Taman Mini Cyberjaya aim to provide green spaces for relaxation, exercise, and community gatherings. They often feature jogging and cycling paths, playgrounds for children, picnic areas, and sometimes facilities for sports like basketball or badminton.

Address: 65, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 24 Hours

Shopping and Entertain Yourself in Cyberjaya Shopping Centre

1. Dpulze Shopping Centre

Dpulze Shopping Centre is a convenient destination that offers many fun activities for everyone. This mall features a variety of retail stores including Jaya Grocer and MPH Bookstores, ensuring all your shopping needs are met. For the dining options, you can try Nando's, Papparich, and Sushi King, catering to diverse culinary tastes. Meanwhile, for entertainment, Dpulze has a TGV Cinemas for the latest movies, a bowling alley, and a Celebrity Fitness gym. The mall is also easily accessible, located near the Cyberjaya bus terminal, and integrated with residential buildings and hotels like Citadines Apart-hotel and Fox Lite Hotel. Additionally, it hosts various events and activities throughout the year, making it a dynamic and family-friendly spot perfect for shopping, dining, and leisure.

Address: Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 10 AM – 10 PM (Daily)

2. The Street Mall

The Street Mall in Cyberjaya, also known as Taman Boulevard. It is an outdoor shopping area designed to combine urban convenience with natural beauty. It features two main sections, Street Mall 1 and Street Mall 2, and includes a variety of boutiques, shops, and restaurants set amidst garden paths, water fountains, and gazebos.

Address: Persiaran Bestari, Cyber 9, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 10AM - 10PM (Daily)

3. Lorong Belakang Cyberjaya

Lorong Belakang Cyberjaya is a busy weekly community street market held in Shaftsbury Square, Cyberjaya. Powered by the youth of Cyberjaya, it aims to showcase authentic and trending Malaysian food, and local talents, and foster community interaction. The market is designed and organized by Youth Ventures Asia, attracting thousands of visitors from all over the country each week. It has transformed a once dark and quiet alley into a lively and illuminated space, contributing to the revitalization of the area.

Address: 2350, Persiaran Multimedia, Shaftsbury Square, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 4 PM – 12 AM (Friday to Saturday)

Relax at Communal/Multipurpose Space in Cyberjaya

1. Tamarind Square

Tamarind Square in Cyberjaya is a modern, multi-functional space that remakes the traditional Malaysian shop office, blending it with contemporary architectural styles. This space is designed to foster a sense of community, with various retail shops, cafes, and offices arranged around beautifully landscaped gardens. If you like to spend your day just hanging out with your friends in a café, this place is for you. Or if you love photography, you can take pictures of this space's beautiful architecture. However, it also offers numerous chic cafes and eateries, such as The Botanist and Herbs and Butter, making it a great spot for food lovers. Additionally, Tamarind Square hosts BookXcess, the largest bookstore in Malaysia, which is a major draw for book enthusiasts.

Address: Persiaran Multimedia, Cyber 11, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 10 AM - 10 PM (Daily)

2. Shaftsbury Square

Shaftsbury Square is located in the heart of Cyberjaya. It is a multipurpose space that has retail shops, offices, and serviced apartments. Shaftsbury Square is also a popular dining destination, featuring a wide array of food and beverage outlets. From local delights at Tappers Cafe and Alef Maju Restaurant to international favorites like Starbucks, Subway, and Kiraku Japanese Restaurant, there's something to satisfy every palate. Specialty eateries such as Volcano Shabu Shabu and Petite Patisserie provide unique culinary experiences. Apart from its diverse dining options, Shaftsbury Square has extensive facilities, including a swimming pool, gymnasium, tennis court, and children’s playground. The development also hosts various events and activities, including flea markets and fitness programs, contributing to a lively and engaging environment. Meanwhile, for shopping needs, Redtick Supermarket and other retail stores provide convenience right at your doorstep. With its strategic location, modern amenities, and vibrant community activities, Shaftsbury Square is a perfect spot for a family getaway.

Address: Jalan Impact, Cyber 6, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

3. Cyberjaya Community Club

The Cyberjaya Community Club is a multifaceted facility designed to enhance the social and recreational life of Cyberjaya’s residents and visitors. Officially established in 2023, the club aims to create a unifying platform for community engagement through various activities and services.

Located at the Cyberjaya Lake Gardens, the club offers a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, gym, tennis courts, and spaces for community events and meetings. It also hosts various recreational and sporting activities, making it a vibrant hub for social interaction and physical fitness. The club regularly organizes events such as green technology sessions, sports tournaments, and community gatherings, contributing to the city's community spirit. It's a great place for both adults and children to engage in leisure activities, meet new people, and participate in community-building events.

Address: Persiaran Ceria, Cyber 4, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 6.00 AM – 10.00 PM (Daily)

Visiting Iconic Places in Cyberjaya

1. Raja Haji Fisabilillah Mosque

The Raja Haji Fisabilillah Mosque is also known as the Cyberjaya Mosque. This mosque is a famous and modern mosque in Cyberjaya. Completed in 2015 and officially opened in 2016 by the Sultan of Selangor, this mosque is named after Raja Haji Fisabilillah, a notable Bugis warrior and viceroy of the Johor-Riau Sultanate. The mosque can accommodate up to 8,300 worshippers and features a blend of contemporary and traditional architectural elements. Its design includes a distinctive dome made from low-emission glass with integrated solar panels, which help generate electricity to maintain the mosque. The mosque also utilizes glass-reinforced concrete panels to temper sunlight and enhance natural ventilation, supported by electric fans and a water pool.

Address: Persiaran Semarak Api, Cyber 9, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 5 AM - 10 PM (Daily)

Have Yourself a Relaxing Spa in Cyberjaya

1. Anggun Medispa Cyberjaya

Anggun Medispa Cyberjaya is a medical spa specializing in aesthetic treatments and wellness services. Led by Dr. Siti Maria, the clinic offers a range of personalized treatments to enhance natural beauty and boost confidence. Their services include facials, body contouring, laser hair removal, and various anti-aging procedures. Anggun Medispa emphasizes a holistic approach to beauty, combining advanced medical techniques with natural remedies to achieve optimal results.

Address: A-1-05, CYBERSQUARE FIESTA, Jalan Teknokrat 6, Cyber 5, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 9 AM - 6 PM (Saturday to Sunday), 9 AM – 4 PM (Monday, Wednesday to Friday)

2. Cyberview Resort & Spa

Cyberview Resort & Spa is a luxurious 5-star boutique resort located in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, spread over 28.8 acres of award-winning landscaped gardens. The resort offers a serene escape with its blend of rustic charm and modern amenities. The resort features the Sembunyi Spa, which provides a variety of wellness and beauty treatments inspired by traditional Asian cultures. Facilities at the spa include a jacuzzi, sauna, steam bath, and plunge pool, all set in a tranquil environment designed to rejuvenate the senses​.

Additional amenities at Cyberview Resort & Spa include three landscaped swimming pools, a fitness center, tennis courts, and recreational activities such as fishing and bike rentals. The resort is conveniently located near the Putrajaya Transit Station, making it easily accessible from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and the city center​.

Address: The Lodge, Persiaran Multimedia, Cyber 7, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 12 PM – 9 PM ( Wednesday to Monday)

Exploring Malaysian Local Dishes

1. Nasi Lemak Warung Cikgu

Warung Cikgu serves a local favorite Malaysian breakfast dish nasi lemak. They offer a variety of nasi lemak options with different accompaniments like fried chicken, sambal sotong (squid), and rendang. If you are a foodie lover, this restaurant is definitely a must-visit destination during your holiday in Cyberjaya, Malaysia.

Address: Jalan Perdana 2A/2, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor

Opening hours: 11 AM to 11 PM (Daily).

2. Warung Pok Mat

Warung Pok Mat is a popular eatery in Cyberjaya known for its affordable and delicious Malaysian cuisine. With a casual and welcoming atmosphere, it offers a wide range of dishes, including its signature sotong bakar (grilled squid), nasi campur (mixed rice), and various seafood options. The portions are generous, the flavors are authentic, and the prices are budget-friendly, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Whether you're craving a quick lunch or a satisfying dinner, Warung Pok Mat is a great place to experience the diverse flavors of Malaysian food.

Address: Shaftsbury Square, Persiaran Multimedia, Cyber 6, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor

Opening hours: 8 AM to 11 PM (Daily).

Cyberjaya, with its blend of modern attractions and hidden gems, is the perfect place to spend your holiday and have fun with your families and friends. To make your trip to Cyberjaya even more seamless and enjoyable, consider using Traveloka for all your travel needs. With Traveloka , you can easily book flights, and hotels, and even discover exciting activities and attractions in the city. Start planning your Cyberjaya escapade today and unlock a world of fun and discovery!

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