Hello everyone, I’m here to share some of the historical places here in Malaysia. Anyway, we are just 20- 30 minutes away from Putrajaya, as we going to settle some documents for our visa, but I didn’t go up, only my husband just a quick one, while waiting, I had I chance to explore the view. Putrajaya is the government’s centre, and a government housing where people who work in the government are staying. it’s also a place full of amazing buildings, peaceful parks, and a lot of culture. Whether you’re someone who loves history, architecture, nature, or just a nice place to relax, Putrajaya has something for you.
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Putrajaya is a pretty new city. I have asked my husband about this place because here in Malaysia is so much of history and you will be amazed knowing it. Putrajaya was planned and built in the 1990s to help ease the traffic and crowding in Kuala Lumpur. It officially became a federal territory in 2001. And my husband asked me to do some research as well, and yes, what he said to me about it, I also read in my research. Right nearby is the Prime Minister’s Office, a huge building with green domes and beautiful details. and the most famous one is the Putra Mosque, with a big pink dome and a tall minaret. It sits right next to the lake and is just stunning, especially during sunset. Walking around these places feels like stepping into a postcard.
Putrajaya was developed during Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's time, now this place is a main government office, and has become into green city. And have amazing parks, lakes, and before 10 years ago, we went to the Botanical Garden is a very nice place to walk around, take photos, or just relax with family and friends. If you like animals and nature, you’ll love the Wetlands Park. It’s one of the biggest man-made wetlands in the tropics, and you can see all kinds of birds and plants there. Anyway, according to my husband, 20 years or more ago, Putrajaya was a rubber tree plantation and a palm tree plantation. We have a plan to come to the park, sure, I will share more next time.
This part of Malaysia is more modern! But even though Putrajaya is modern, Malaysian people are very cultural. And they have different traditions, from Malay to Chinese and Indian, and they respect each culture and each festival they celebrate. And one of I want to do in Putrajaya that I have not done yet is to take a boat ride on the lake. The lighting is also so nice at night. Next plan we will come in the evening with my friends and sister-in-law. Putrajaya they built and designed for people's nature. The sidewalks, bike lanes, and easy-to-use public transport. All are very well planned, so you don’t need a car to get around. What makes this place special is not because of the views or buildings, it's how it stands for, and shows how far Malaysia has come, blending the traditions with modern ideas. This place is not only a place of the administrative heart of Malaysia, but is also a nice destination for relaxation. To describe it as a hidden gem, the city of Selangor offers a harmony blend of striking architecture and lush green spaces. Whether you appreciate innovative building design, you will enjoy strolling through the well-maintained parks, or simply seek a peaceful escape from the city hustle and bustle, Putrajaya can offer a convenient its located near Kuala Lumpur, and it's a worthwhile day trip that promises you can enjoy both beauty and tranquillity. Trivia about Putrajaya means is putra means son, and jaya means success. In English, Putrajaya is a symbol of the son of success.
