While holidaying in Malaysia in 2009 we visited their Government City Putrajaya, which is about 20-25min out of KL. Its a lovely area to go and see. Quiet, clean and you will see some amazing architecture. The Pink Mosque is a sight to be hold, a stunning building as is Government House and the Sultans Palace. We hired a private... More

Recently refurbished with added facilities. Large hall for events such as seminars. Lift available to the ladies praying hall. Ample parking spaces, however, can be crowded during weekends and public holidays. Close to restaurants, quite expensive however. Putrajaya lake is adjacent to it. Breathtaking view. More

Its not only a praying location among muslim but if you walk to the down street, you will find a small alley with lot of fantastic attraction like Dataran Putra. Along the alley to Dataran Putra there are lot of stalls selling sorveniors and stuffs. There are paintball, Cruise Tasik, waterball, KMX, foodcourt, etc. Great location for family! visit the... More

The beautiful putrajaya mosque is an important landmark in Putrajaya/Malaysia. The mosque is so huge, that you can make out only after going inside and as you look up the dome structure you realize how difficult it would have been to construct a mosque as huge as this. It blends traditional designs and local craftsmanship. It can accommodate up to... More

putrajaya is the latest attractiion should be visited its becos this is where all the govt departments are located and there is also a grand mosque situated there along where you can go for a boat ride , restaurants are aplenty it is located so far away and it is located in such a wide area , it really feels... More

Excellent Mosque to visit in the wonderful city of the Putrajaya. Very calm and very beautiful new mosque in the new city of Putrajaya More

nice view , nice and calm place for a believer . full with facilities and amenities More

breath taking place..u can see it from far because it is located beside the road and it is a very huge mosque. for muslim, u can go there to pray and for non muslim, u can just visit and see the beautiful design of the mosque. don't worry about not wearing hijab or scraf because they will provide u with... More

There are lack of clear indication on how can go to Putrajaya region. Actually can take the rail to KLIA from KL Sentral and get off at Putrajaya. Or can take bus route E1 from Pasan Seni bus station. Both can bring you to Putrajaya Sentral. Then change bus or taxi, would be a far more cost effective way. For... More