Putrajaya Travel Guide

 mansionion Says:  Dataran Putra (Putra Square) is Putrajaya's very own town square. As the centrepiece of Putrajaya, Dataran Putra is where the Boulevard is linked to the Perdana Putra building and the Masjid Putra. Hence, not suprising that this is a favourite spot for photography,... 

 mansionion Says:  One of the many bridges in Putrajaya, Jambatan Putra (Putra Bridge) span over 435 metres connecting the Government Precinct and the Mixed Development Precinct and links Dataran Putra with the Boulevard. Architecturally, the design of the bridge is inspired by the design of... 

 mansionion Says:  Jambatan Seri Wawasan (Seri Wawasan Bridge) is another landmark in Putrajaya due to its unqiue design. The concrete bridge is a combination of cable backstays and structural steel tie back. This cable-stayed bridge serves as the main link between Precinct 2 (Mixed... 

 balhannah Says:  Selera Putra is a food outlet court, located down the lower level of Dataran Putra fronting Putrajaya Lake, next to Putra Mosque.The food outlets in Selera Putra can seat over 800 people and offer international cuisine, local favourites and fast food. Take the escalator... 

 balhannah Says:  The cruise is a good way to see the sights from the water. You get good views of the major sights. The Boatman, will point all of these out, and tell you about them.I found it a very enjoyable cruise on a hot day. My choice was the gondola like "dondang sayang" which cost... 

 balhannah Says:  Mercu Tanda is the first landmark in Putrajaya where the site of federal administrative centre was established here in 1995.It is located in Putra Perdana Park, set high on a hill overlooking Putrajaya. Views can be had of the city from here. The Putrajaya Landmark... 

 balhannah Says:  The Perdana Putra complex is next to the Putra Mosque. This building houses the offices of the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, as well as several other ministerial departments.It is a distinctive landmark of Putrajaya, having a green roof and an onion-shaped... 

 balhannah Says:  This is a beautiful mosque built out of rose tinted granite, has a central asian Islamic design, with a distinctive Persian dome. The Prayer Hall is simple and elegant.Its 116-metre minaret is influenced by the Sheikh Omar mosque in Baghdad, while the basement wall of the... 

 cleomedes Says:  Very nice location at the lake, at Botanical Garden in Putrajaya.Excellent food and service.For example:fried egg foo yong (with shrimps) RM 15asparagus with garlic RM 15rice RM 1jasmine tea RM 3(+ 15 %) 

 mansionion Says:  KLIA Transit train is a rapid transit service designed specially for commuters and airport personnel travelling between KL International Airport and KL Sentral, with three quick intermediate stops along key townships along the route - Bandar Tasik Selatan, Putrajaya... 

 Chuckaziz Says:  The city is trying to make the "park-n-ride" system a success. Visitors to Putrajaya can park their cars at the car parks in Precinct 1 and 7 and take the Nadi Putra buses to various destinations within the administrative capital. All Nadi Putra buses run on natural gas... 

 Chuckaziz Says:  KLIA Transit is a rail service linking Kuala Lumpur with Putrajaya. The service shares the same tracks as the KLIA Ekspres but with limited stops. The service starts from KL Sentral and terminates at KLIA with stops at Bandar Tasik Selatan, Cyberjaya/Putrajaya and Salak... 

 cs_zee Says:  Alamanda Putrajaya is the first shopping centre built in Putrajaya, Malaysia. The Alamanda Putrajaya mall, located in Precinct 1, costs about RM 380 million (USD 100 million) to build and was first opened at the end of August 2004.