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Putrajaya Wetlands Park

The Putrajaya Wetlands Park, also known as Taman Wetlands, is well known as the largest artificially constructed freshwater wetlands. The park itself spreads across a large area of 138 hectares and houses some of the rarest indegenous species of flora and fauna growing in this region. The lush green foliage and the rainforest act as the green lungs of the nation. With more than 100 species of birds residing in the Putrajaya Wetland Park, it also emerges as one of the most popular birdwatching sites in the city. The mini nature trails and the signature botanical garden cum nursery allow the more adventurous visitors to go around and explore the park freely and gives them the perfect escape from the busy city life. Read More

Seri Perdana, located in Presint 10, Malaysia is the official residence of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. This lavishly built structure covers a huge area of around 42.5 acres with the architecture and layout being heavily influenced by the traditional Malay, Muslim and European styles. With multiple tours of the palatial residence conducted throughout the day and a special interactive session held once a day with the government officials at Seri Perdana, the visitors get a highly insightful view of the Malaysian society and their beliefs and practices. The huge flower garden just behind Seri Perdana displays a huge variety of roses and hibiscuses. This leads us onto the mini children’s park where the kids can go and mingle around with the tiny, playful butterflies. Attached to the residential block is the Prime Minister’s office whose grandiose leaves the visitors filled with awe. Read More

Spread acrodd Seri Wawasan Bridge is one of the most prominent bridges in Putrajaya, known for its futuristic style of architecture. It is marvelously designed as a sailing ship and looks stunning at night with a vibrant display of colors. Seri Wawasan Bridge, also known as bridge No. 9, is a trademark of the city of Putrajaya and represents the uniqueness of the place. The bridge is visible even from afar and the ideal time to visit it is during the sunset or night hours. The bridge also makes for great photographs and offers a fantastic view of the lake with the city in the backdrop. Read More

Sky Rides Festival Park in Putrajaya is a one of its kind amusement park located in Presint 2. You can also take a ride on Malaysia's first and the largest tethered helium balloon here and enjoy panoramic views up in Putrajaya's skyline. Located near Millennium Monument, SkyRides Festival Park also plays host to different events like Karaoke Contest and Save the Cats show. At Sky Gallery, you can buy official merchandise of the park like miniature models of Sky Rides Balloon and Malaysian crafts. Read More

Taman Warisan Pertanian, or Agriculture Heritage Park, is an agricultural heritage park located at Presint 16 in Putrajaya. With an eclectic range of tropical fruits and over 180 crops, the agricultural park is frequented by those interested in horticulture. The park is a haven of tropical fruits like rambutan, durian, mango, dragon fruit, cempedak, star fruit, longan, pomelo and many more. Divided into different sections, the crops here include spices, tea, coffee, rubber tree grove, herbs, palms and many other commercial crops. An Agro Bazaar is held every month on weekends where they sell items like fruits, potted plants and pet rabbits.The popular cafe- Kajang Haji Samuri sate located here attracts a lot of visitors to Taman Warison Pertanian. The 'Agriculture Square' holds exhibitions frequently. 'Jom makan Buah' is an event held every year in July where you can eat as much fruit as you want at just an amount of RM 10! Read More

Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque is the largest and the second principal mosque in Putrajaya. It looks soul-stirring as it stands majestically in the vicinity of the beautiful Poudre Lake which makes it a must-visit for the tourists and pilgrims. Also known as the Iron Mosque, Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque is strikingly modern in terms of both aesthetics and complexity of design and technology used. However, this does not undermine the spiritual aspects of the mosque. The Iron Mosque looks awestriking at night when it is all lit up. If one is visiting Putrajaya, try visiting the mosque both during daytime and night time. Read More

District 21 is an indoor apocalypse-themed park with thrilling rides in Putrajaya's famous mall, IOI City Mall. Spread over an area of 70,000 square feet, District 21 challenges the visitors with their adventurous rides and activities like climbing, jumping, riding, sliding, and flying. There are 11 other attractions with varied difficulties for more frolic experience with friends and family. District 21 holds five records for its rides, Pump Track, Rope Course, High Ropes, Indoor Maze, and Roller Glider from Malaysia Book of Records. Amidst the 55 feet air-conditioned atrium in Putrajaya, District 21 leaves no stone unturned for giving a fun and exciting experience to the visitors. Read More