Putra Mosque, Putrajaya
One of Malaysia's most iconic landmarks and a must-visit destination for travelers interested in architecture, culture and spirituality. Completed in 1999, this striking mosque is constructed from rose-tinted granite, giving it a distinctive pink hue that beautifully complements its serene lakeside setting. The mosque is a harmonious blend of traditional Islamic, Persian and Malay design elements. Situated beside the man-made Putrajaya Lake, the mosque appears to float on water. Its location near Putra Square and the Prime Minister office makes it a central attraction of Malaysia's administrative capital.
Tours That Go to Putra Mosque, Putrajaya
The Charming Putrajaya
Putrajaya is the new administrative city of Malaysia. Visit here personally to see her beauty, because the lense is too limited to show her stunning charm. This is a charming modern eco city with many award-winning architectures of distinctive Islamic-inspired design, surrounded by tropical gardens and a total of 60 lakes. On the wetland that serves as the city's natural cooling system, the migratory birds lazily roosting there. In Putrajaya, the commitment to nature is to replant a tree for any trees removed....Read more
Putrajaya is the new administrative city of Malaysia. Visit here personally to see her beauty, because the lense is too limited to show her stunning charm. This is a charming modern eco city with many award-winning architectures of distinctive Islamic-inspired design, surrounded by tropical gardens and a total of 60 lakes. On the wetland that serves as the city's natural cooling system, the migratory birds lazily roosting there. In Putrajaya, the commitment to nature is to replant a tree for any trees removed. The optional 45-minutes Putrajaya Lake Cruise on a 400-hectare man-made lake enables you to have a whole view of Putrajaya. Strolling the Botanical Garden Trail Walk, enjoying the ice lemon tea at the lake cabin, cycling around happily around the lakes in Putrajaya, are my family members' happiest moment during the weekends . Walk into the Pink Mosque would be a special experience too.
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