Things to do in Putrajaya

The Pink Mosque in Malaysia 🕌, as its name suggests, is entirely pink. The inner courtyard is very large, and it's said to be a popular place for worshippers. There are several great spots for taking photos and checking in. 📸

The place is pretty new, we'll maintain and lots of activities. Since Halloween coming, they have the deco for it. Need at least half day to play all activities.

the wave pool is not working… but still the kids enjoyed staying here.. they love the rides too.

The best! Especially when i get to hug a huge raccoon. much lurve!

Visiting the Petronas Towers requires advance booking. You'll queue on the first floor to take the elevator together, but it's not crowded and the experience is quite pleasant. You can reach two floors: first, the area connecting the two towers on the 40+ floor, where staff will leave at a set time; then, take the elevator directly to the 86th floor.

Putrajaya's main lake, you can take a boat to enjoy the lake view. It costs 25 ringgits for the whole day, or you can pay according to the dock, which varies from 2 to 4 ringgits per dock. I went there late and didn't experience it. I thought there was a night shift but it didn't. Starting from Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque, stroll along the lakeside past the Millennium Monument and the Vision Bridge, you can see the Pink Mosque.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐An Amazing Experience – A Must-Visit in Kuala Lumpur!We had an absolutely wonderful experience at Aquaria KLCC! The aquarium is beautiful, fascinating, and full of incredible marine life.The underwater tunnel was definitely the highlight of our visit. Watching sharks, stingrays, and colorful fish swimming right above us was an unforgettable experience!It’s a fantastic attraction for families, couples, and anyone visiting Malaysia.I highly recommend this aquarium to everyone traveling to Kuala Lumpur. Don’t miss it! It’s definitely one of the most memorable places we visited in Malaysia.

Went there on a Saturday night. It was quite packed and busy, and the traffic was pretty bad, so the journey took about 2 hours and 31 minutes instead of the expected 2 hours. Despite the delay, we really enjoyed the bus trip. It was a relaxing way to explore Kuala Lumpur and take in the surrounding sights along the way. Overall, a pleasant experience, especially for enjoying the city views.

Kuala Lumpur Tower Review (98 words) From the Kuala Lumpur Tower observation deck, you can overlook the entire city, with the Petronas Twin Towers, TRX Tower, and National Theatre all visible – a fantastic vantage point. Unfortunately, the haze was heavy today, obscuring the distant views and significantly diminishing the experience. The SkyBox, a suspended glass structure, is quite challenging and suitable for photography enthusiasts. Overall, it's more of a city skyline photo opportunity; a visit to the tower is relatively short, and it's a convenient stop if you're passing by, not worth a special trip.

Fantastic walk and drive circling the Putrajaya Square. Full of trourists and residents, but the traffic is always superb and clear. It is infront magnificent mosque, symbol of Islamic culture in this land since few thousands ago.