Putrajaya

Malaysia, Asia

Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia, captivates visitors with its stunning architecture, notably the Putra Mosque and Perdana Putra. The city is known for its picturesque lakes, lush green parks, and vibrant gardens, making it a tranquil getaway from the hustle of Kuala Lumpur. You'll find various recreational activities along the lakes, including cycling and boat tours. With its blend of modernity and tranquility, Putrajaya is an appealing destination for those seeking a unique cultural and natural experience.

Quick facts

Target stay

2-3 days

Type

City

Vibe

Other

Airport

Kuala Lumpur

Known for

Beach

Hiking

Leisure

Wildlife

Best time to visit
Jan
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7 Best Things to Do in Putrajaya

1

Est. 1.5 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Visit Putra Mosque

Stunning architecture and serene atmosphere for reflection.

No booking required
2

Est. 2 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Explore Putrajaya Lake

Enjoy scenic views with boat rides and picnics.

No booking required
3

Est. 1.5 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Walk at Putrajaya Botanical Garden

Discover diverse flora in a beautifully landscaped garden.

No booking required
4

Est. 1 hr

Year round

Family-friendly

Photograph the Putrajaya Bridge

Iconic architecture perfect for stunning photos.

No booking required
5

Est. 1 hr

Year round

Family-friendly

Visit the Perdana Putra

Government building with impressive architecture and views.

No booking required
6

Est. 1 hr

Year round

Family-friendly

Ride the Putrajaya Cruise

Relaxing boat tour showcasing the city's landmarks.

Booking required
7

Est. 2 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Explore the Cyberjaya Community

Visit nearby Cyberjaya for modern attractions and dining.

No booking required

Need to know, before you go

Country info

Tipping

Included in bill

Tapwater

Not safe to drink

Safety

1 2 3 4 5

Very High

LGBTQ+ safety score

-15 (#199 globally)

Cost

Cheap

Currency

Malaysian Ringgit

Majority religion

Muslim

Language

Malay

(50-80% speak English)

Best dishes to try

Nasi Lemak

Coconut rice with sambal and toppings. (National dish)

Char Kway Teow

Stir-fried flat noodles with shrimp and egg.

Laksa

Spicy noodle soup with coconut milk.

Roti Canai

V

Flaky flatbread served with curry.

Satay

Grilled skewers of marinated meat.

Phrases to learn

English

Malay

Hello

Salam

(Sah-lahm)

Yes/No

Ya / Tidak

(Yah / Tee-dahk)

Thank you

Terima kasih

(Teh-ree-mah kah-see)

Excuse me

Maaf

(Mah-ahf)

How much?

Berapa?

(Ber-ah-pah)