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Alamanda Putrajaya

Alamanda is a shopping and entertainment centre situated at Precinct 1. Touted to be the biggest mall in Putrajaya, it houses an exclusive range of over 160 brand stores. Alamanda Shopping Centre offers a wide range of eating options, right from bakeries to international food joints. The mall also features Esplanade, a wonderful dining space with a beautiful light show. The other major attractions at Alamanda are the Superstar Karaoke Box and the bowling center. Read More

Anjung Floria located in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman is one of the most beautifully designed gardens in Malaysia. Pebbled paths, mini bridges and lush vegetation sprout throughout the garden alongside the incredibly vibrant range of flowers. What makes Anjung Floria unique is the countless flower festivals hosted throughout the year along with the numerous zones offered by it - starting with the Magical Gardens and The Magic of Bonsai and Suiseki Exhibition to the Musical Gardens, Tropical Magic ina Glass and the Secret Theme Garden, followed by the Royal Garden, the Designer Garden, the Tea Party Garden and the magnificent Annual International Orchid Competition which allows visitors to check out some of the rare, imported orchids from different parts of the world. Read More

China Malaysia Friendship Garden is an alluring Chinese- style garden situated in proximity to Seri Saujana Bridge in the core of Putrajaya. The park was established in 2014 to mark the relationship between China and Malaysia on its 40th anniversary. It is graced with bonsai trees, pagoda, rocks and ponds. There are also stones decorated all over the garden and some Chinese calligraphy and artwork too. In the 11 hectare land of Anjung Floria lies China Malaysia Friendship Garden designed in the Lingnan architectonics (style originating in Guangdong and nearby provinces of China). Stroll across the serene lake and experience the vibrant environment amidst the flowery pathway. The garden is also a perfect place to know more about Chinese architecture and calligraphy. Read More

Cruise Tasik is one of the most prominent attractions in Putrajaya for sightseeing and to escape the city’s rush by sailing the cruise around Malaysia’s famous man made Putrajaya Lake. Since 2003, Cruise Tasik is the only cruise service in Putrajaya offering beautiful scenic views of more than 20 Putrajaya attractions and lake rides. Sail through their AC cruises and Perahu boats with various packages booked near the Putrajaya Café or from various resorts nearby. You can also get a romantic getaway with the love boats and romantic dinner packages on the cruise. Apart from the sightseeing tours in the Day cruise or Perahu Boats, capture some stunning and appealing sights in a private charter, either a double-decker or a single deck cruise. If you are willing to explore the morning scene with birds chirping around and mindblowing weather, go for the Early bird cruise. Cruise Tasik amazingly caters all the needs of different people with different dining packages too which lets the visitors explore the scenic view of the city with some Malaysian delicacy. Read More

Gunung Nuang or Mount Nuang is a mountain peak in the Titiwangsa mountain range of Malaysia bordered by Pahang and Selangor on each side. At an elevation of 1,493 metres, Gunung Nuang is the second highest peak in the Selangor region and 86th highest peak in Malaysia. Accessible by two different entrances, one from Janda Baik and other from Pangsun, Gunung Nuang is a captivating high peak filled with nature's nourishment. Gunung Nuang is famous for hiking and camping with three different campsites in the path, Camp Lolo, Camp Paket, and Camp Pengasih. Genting Highlands and Gunung Semangkok are visible from the top of the peak at night. Hike towards the Gunung Nuang peak for a thrilling and adventurous trip passing through some alluring rivers, exquisite species of flora and fauna along with some hurdles in between. Read More

The IOI City Mall is an all-in-one lifestyle and entertainment center situated within IOI Resort City, Putrajaya. Being the largest mall in South Klang Valley, its four story building houses over 350 outlets of shopping brands, eateries and convenience stores. With a wide variety of cuisines including Asian, local and Western and restaurants like Ramen Village, Texas Chicken, Inside Scoop, Starbucks and Dream Colour, IOI City Mall is known for its restaurants! Apart from shopping and food, the IOI Mall also houses a theme park and an Olympic-sized skating rink. The Symphony walk with its dazzling dancing fountains provides for a very romantic and elegant view for a dinner by its side. Read More

Marina Putrajaya, formerly known as Maritime Centre, is a leisure and sports complex situated by Putrajay Lakeside at Precinct 5. The complex is a popular extreme water sports & training centre for sports enthusiasts. Marina Putrajaya has held various famous events like Magic of the Night and Putrajaya Red Bull International Air Race Championship. To promote a healthy lifestyle, it houses a gymnasium and aerobic hall. The Marina a spectacular place for holding events by the lakeside and provides different halls for this purpose. To cater to your appetite, the complex has a cafe and a Japanese Restaurant as well. It has over 300 parking bays available for free. Read More

The second National Monument to be built in Putrajaya, the 68 meter tall Millennium Monument is located on a 25 hectare park in Precinct 2. It looks like a huge pencil from standing from a distance and on viewing it from above, it looks like a hibiscus flower The monument is a must-visit for tourists travelling to Putrajaya because it is significant to the nation, for architects who will be stunned by it's structure and designing and for history buffs who can satisfy themselves with the historical information and illustrations on various panels of the monument. Read More

Moroccan Pavilion located in Putrajaya is a fine replica of the palaces in Morocco, designed with the objective of cultural exchange between Malaysia and Morocco. The locals call it Astaka Morocco. The uniqueness about the place is the remarkable Moorish architecture evident in the intricate craftsmanship depicted in the ceilings, pillars and walls of the pavilion. It is a must-visit for architecture fanatics, history buffs and those who appreciate culture and heritage. The place is also a photographer's paradise. Read More

To pay homage to the Malaysian military dead in wars, the National Heroes Square of Putrajaya in Malaysia as a war memorial was formed. Also known as Dataran Pahlawan Negara in Malay, the National Heroes Square comprises the main square, Malayasian War Memorial Pavilion, and the famous Malaysian Armed forces and Police Museum. Travelers interested in knowing about the Malaysian military can surely visit the National Heroes Square, which is analogous to the Australian War Memorial in Canberra of Australia. Located in Precinct 1, every year the Warriors Day in Malaysia is celebrated in National Heroes Square portraying colors of Malaysian culture and heritage. Read More