PUTRAJAYA
Putrajaya is a planned city and the federal administrative centre of Malaysia, located just south of Kuala Lumpur. Built in the late 1990s to house the government’s administrative offices, Putrajaya is renowned for its modern architecture, beautifully planned landscapes, and iconic landmarks.
The city is named after Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra, Malaysia’s first Prime Minister, combined with Jaya, meaning “success” or “victory”. Putrajaya was designed to be a model city, integrating green spaces, lakes, and impressive government buildings in a carefully planned urban environment.
Today, Putrajaya is a symbol of Malaysia’s modern governance, offering visitors a mix of architectural marvels, scenic parks, and cultural attractions, making it more than just an administrative hub.
Begin your journey through Putrajaya by selecting a city or experience below.
Things to Do in Putrajaya
Architecture & Landmarks
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Visit the Putra Mosque, an iconic pink-domed mosque by Putrajaya Lake
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Explore Perdana Putra, the Prime Minister’s office, and nearby government buildings
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Snap photos at Putrajaya Bridge and Seri Wawasan Bridge, famous for their modern design
Nature & Outdoor Activities
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Stroll along Putrajaya Lake and enjoy boat rides
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Explore Botanical Garden, Heritage Park, and other scenic green spaces
Family-Friendly Attractions
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Visit Putrajaya Wetlands Park for wildlife observation
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Enjoy recreational areas like Taman Wetland and playgrounds for kids
Food & Local Flavours
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Sample cafés and restaurants around the Putrajaya Lake precinct
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Try local Malaysian dishes at nearby eateries and night markets