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Natural History Museum Putrajaya

Located in Putrajaya, the Natural History Museum gives a deep insight into the natural Malaysian heritage. The museum houses a ginormous variety of plant, animal, rock, fossil as well as mineral specimens. Further, interesting facts and trivia of these species are also displayed inside the museum. It also houses specimens of endangered plants and animals, some of which are on the verge of extinction. The ground floor of the museum houses a huge collection of Malaysian mammals which is a true treat to the eyes. Further, this floor houses a 40-foot long skeleton of the Bryde's Whale which is the main attraction of the museum. You can also visit the insect room which houses a plethora of specimen species like the Coleoptera, Araneae, and Lepidoptera. Some of the other attractive specimens of the museum include a tiger, a baby Asian elephant, the Sumatran Rhinoceros, Malaysia Sun Bear, and the Mainland Serow. Since the museum offers a deep insight into the natural heritage of Malaysia it is also a great place for educational tours. Further, several exhibitions are also hosted inside the Natural History Museum’s Gallery. Read More

Palace of Justice or Istana Kehakiman is a grand palace located in the administrative capital of Malaysia, Putrajaya. Inaugurated in 2004, Palace of Justice is a masterpiece with the essence of Islamic, Moorish, Palladian and Neoclassicism style together. Neighboured by a lush green picturesque garden, Palace of Justice is famous for its grand facet designed in the Islamic way with beautiful domes and minarets as the main attraction. Palace of Justice is a 5 level building that houses courts, both federal and appeal, government office, library and a museum depicting the judicial system of Malaysia in a vibrant manner. The interiors of the building have a large artefact and a massive cavity on the roof which is beautifully designed to depict the colours of Malaysia in an interesting manner. A grand library full of judicial books and a museum with judicial antiques is present on the ground floor of the building. The first floor houses Federal and appeal courts followed by judges' chambers on the fourth and fifth floor. Not only famous for its architecture, but visitors can also enjoy various national level events like Colours of Malaysia fest in the palace along with a knowledgeable tour towards the judicial system of Malaysia. Read More

Perdana Putra is the office complex of the Prime Minister of Malaysia located on top of the main hillock of Putrajaya. It stands proudly as a symbol of prosperity, growth, harmony and rich heritage of the nation. This beautifully planned complex houses various sections of the government like the Prime Minister’s office, Deputy Prime Minister’s office, Small Meeting Hall, Large Meeting Hall, View Point, VIP room plus banquet hall, Delegation room, National Security as well as the National Economic cabinet. The magnificent exterior of Perdana Putra truly matches up with the grandiose of its interior. With multiple guided tours and interactive sessions, the visitors get to know more about the workings of the government and realize its ideals. Read More

The principle mosque of Putrajaya, the Putra Mosque is one of the major landmarks of Malaysia. Facing the Putrajaya Lake, the rose-tinted building with Arabic-Islamic architecture is famous as the "Pink Mosque". Located next to Perdana Putra, Putra Mosque welcomes non-muslim visitors to explore the mosque during the visiting hours. The mosque provides funeral services, a dining hall for over 200 people, an auditorium for around 380 people, lecture rooms and is also a learning centre. Free leaflets in many languages including English are available to help out tourists and Non-Muslim visitors in understanding more about Islamic culture and traditions. Read More

Putrajaya Botanical Garden is the biggest botanical garden in Malaysia located in the northern section of Precint 1. Locally referred to as Taman Botani, it is a haven for nature lovers and avid cyclists and serves as a perfect picnic spot. The Botanical Garden is divided into 3 different sections: the flowers, ornamental plants, and the preservation/research center. The garden features 5 landmarks, the Explorer’s Trail, Floral Gardens, Sun Garden, Palm Hill, and the Lakeside, that serve as the main points of attraction. Also, there is a seafood restaurant and gift shop onsite and bicycles and paddle boats are available on rent. Read More

The Putrajaya Bridge, popularly known as the Putra Bridge, is the main city bridge located in Presint 2 in Putrajaya. It is the longest bridge in Putrajaya with a total length of 435 meters connecting the Heritage Square to the Convention Center. This two tiered bridge has been built in such a way that the upper deck forms the roadway and the lower deck forms a path for the monorail system. Inspired by the Iranian architectural style, Putra Bridge also have two octagonal viewing pavilions attached to it which house a few of the most renowned fine dining restaurants. Read More

Putrajaya Challenge Park is touted to be the largest indoor climbing gym located in Precinct 5. It is a 30-hectare park containing the best of the extreme park facilities in South Asia. The Park has three main attractions which are well managed by the Perbadanan Putrajaya Municipality. These attractions cater to the broad spectrum of visitors from children to adults.

Putrajaya International Convention Centre

Putrajaya Convention Centre, located in Precint 5 of Putrajaya, is a pre-eminent convention center and meeting venue established in 2004. An iconic landmark, it is designed like a flattened alien spaceship which makes it a popular passing-by point for the tourists. It is worth cruising past for the panoramic view of the surroundings. The Putrajaya International Convention Centre is designed in the shape of an eye and has a Plenary Hall with a seating of 3000, Perdana Hall with a dining space of 3000 individuals apart from two unity halls made entirely for seminars and exhibitions. Positioned around landscaped parks, lakes and alluring wetlands, Putrajaya Convention centre also equips VIP lounges, public galleries, restaurants, prayer rooms, and some small kiosks. The entire building has 2 entrances and multi-level parking for better convenience of the visitors exploring the marvellously structured building. Read More

Putrajaya Equestrian Park is a 70-acre equestrian centre located in Precinct 5. The park features a polo field, a grandstand, paddock, dressage arena and is home to a number of ponies and horses. Putrajaya Equestrian Park plays host to a number of international and national equestrian shows and competitions such as FEI World Cup Qualifier and Premier Cup Series Horse Show. The centre also has a public horse riding school offering various coaching packages for different age groups and levels. You can even go on a fun ride on these beautiful ponies and horses. The park also offers personal photoshoots with these majestic animals. Read More

The Putrajaya Lake, located right at the heart of city, is one of the biggest man-made lakes of Malaysia. Spanning across a huge area of 650 hectares, it is popular the water sports, and recreational activities. The main function of the pristine Putrajaya Lake is to act as a natural cooling system to this region, especially during the drier and more humid months of the year. It also enables a greater trade route by connecting various neighbouring cities to Putrajaya. The famous Putra Mosque and Millenium Monument are located on its shores. Over the years, the Putrajaya Lake has served as an important center for many international water sporting activities starting from the F1 Powerboat World Championship in 2004, the 2005 Asian Canoeing Championship followed by the Red Bull Air Races in 2014 and the SEA Games - 29 in 2017. This beautifully planned lake has truly emerged as the pride of the city. Read More