Joanna James
Malaysia's federal administrative capital city is Putrajaya, a stunning city that really came into life only in the past three decades resulting in a thoroughly contemporary state of living. Check out this interesting list of the best 7 things to do or visit in Putrajaya.
One of the greatest pleasures in life but made better in Putrajaya. Cycling in this city is practically therapeutic! Almost half of the city has been set aside as various green zones, combined with lakes and other wetland areas. Cycling through all of this can be a tremendously relaxing experience!
Not a super popular spot, but one that caters to all from novices to professionals! Reasonably priced and offers a great learning experience. There are also polo fields, a grandstand and paddock which also host racing and show jumping events! A must-see.
An experience for those looking for a rush of adrenaline, this is a bucket list location when visiting Putrajaya! The park features a massive indoor rock wall climbing section, a sprawling BMW and skate park along with mountain bike trails that'll have you sweating like there's no tomorrow!
Renowned as the world's largest human-made tropical freshwater park, Taman Wetlands offer something special in that you can learn all about how this artificial wetland acts as a filtration system for the entire habitat. If you get bored with that, you can always check out the beautiful animals that have made this area their home.
Make sure your camera is charged before you visit Marina Putrajaya as you better believe you'll be taking pictures all night long! A stunning musical fountain that will enrapture your senses, extreme water sports, a gorgeous indoor swimming pool and gymnasium will have you engaged forever. Wait until the sunset and you'll witness bright and beautiful lights to capture and take home. If you're looking for a hotel in Putrajaya while you enjoy the city, there are many options to pick from like the Dorsett Putrajaya for example.
Possibly the ultimate way of taking in this beautiful city's sights is by enjoying a 45-minute cruise in a cosy air-conditioned boat that can easily seat over 70 such individuals. If you're looking for something more old-fashioned and traditional, you may opt for a gondola-style cruise. You can choose to go on your boat ride during the daytime or in the evening; whatever takes your fancy!
People travel all over the region to visit this landmark mosque! A stunning construction made out of pink granite that catches the eye, this mosque has the capacity of hosting over 15,000 devout worshippers! The basement was designed with the King Hassan Mosque in Casablanca in mind whilst the minaret mimics the design of the Sheikh Omar Mosque in Baghdad. When visiting Putrajaya this place has to be on your bucket list!
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