Putrajaya Tour with Traditional Boat Ride and Pink Mosque (Meet at Location)

About This Tour

Embark on a 4-hour immersive tour through the modern architecture and serene landscapes of Putrajaya, Malaysia’s federal administrative capital. Your friendly driver guide will greet you at your selected pickup point. Then, sit back and enjoy a comfortable 30-minute scenic drive from Kuala Lumpur to Putrajaya. Along the way, your guide will share interesting insights into Putrajaya’s history, planning, and its role as the government center of Malaysia.

Your first stop is Putra Square, the heart of the city. This large open plaza is surrounded by impressive buildings and lush gardens. It’s often used for national celebrations and public gatherings. Take in the panoramic views and capture stunning photos with the beautifully landscaped surroundings. Just nearby is the Prime Minister’s Office, a majestic complex with green domes and elegant Islamic-Moghul architecture. As one of the most photographed landmarks in Putrajaya, it offers excellent photo opportunities. Your guide will explain its political importance and historical background.

Next, visit the striking Putra Mosque, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Known for its pink dome and elegant minarets, this mosque can accommodate up to 15,000 worshippers. Spend a few quiet moments admiring its intricate design and tranquil lakeside setting. Then, board the Cruise Tasik Putrajaya, a traditional-style boat that offers a peaceful ride across Putrajaya Lake. While cruising, enjoy views of scenic landmarks like the Seri Wawasan Bridge, Seri Gemilang Bridge, and the mosque, this time from a unique water-level perspective. Don’t forget your camera, as these views are among the best in the city!

After the cruise, make a stop at the Palace of Justice, home to Malaysia’s Court of Appeal and Federal Court. Its grand structure blends Western and Islamic styles. Pause for a photo and learn about the nation’s legal system from your guide. Next, enjoy a drive past the Ministry Offices, which house key government ministries. Their modern design reflects Putrajaya’s purpose-built identity as an administrative capital. Continue past the elegant Seri Gemilang Bridge, one of the city’s most iconic and ceremonial bridges. It connects major landmarks and provides more opportunities for memorable photos.

Finally, admire the Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC). Located atop a hill, this futuristic venue offers sweeping views of the city and hosts high-level meetings and international events. As the tour comes to an end, relax on the 30-minute drive back to Kuala Lumpur. Your driver guide will drop you off at Petronas Twin Towers, leaving you with lasting memories of Malaysia’s modern and graceful administrative capital.

Tour Fare

* per person

Tour Package

With our tour, you get to visit seven stops which cover all the major attractions in Putrajaya. It comes with a driver and vehicle with the driver serving as your tour guide as well. You can also request a vehicle that has wifi so you can update your social media as you go around Putrajaya.

Putra Mosque

This is a center for religious worship for muslims with the mosque being able to accommodate around 15,000 worshippers inside. Inside, tourists can go to the prayer hall and function rooms known for their elegant features. There is also a courtyard where you can see several water features inside a border made of colonnades.

Prime Minister’s Office

Also known as, Perdana Putra, the prime minister’s office has a central view of Putrajaya. It’s architecture is influenced by several cultures including Malay, Islam, and Western put together by the renowned architectural firm aQidea Architect.

Prime Minister’s Residence

Our tour also has a scheduled drive-by along Persiaran Seri Perdana which is the official address for the residence of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. Guests can stop to take pictures and marvel at the palace-like structure atop the hill with similar architecture as the Perdana Putra.

Putra Square

Putra Square is the main city square in Putrajaya and can be found just across the office of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. The Malaysian Independence Day Parade is held inside this 300-meter circular area along with several other popular festivals. Guests take a lot of pictures here.

Palace of Justice

This majestic building is known locally as Istana Kehakiman and is the center judiciary work of Malaysia. Aside from the judicial offices and courts, the courtyard is used for special events like the Colours of Malaysia Festival. It provides the perfect backdrop for some picture-taking as well.

Millennium Monument

The Millennium Monument, also called Monumen Alaf Baru, is a towering gold/bronze structure and is a major landmark of Putrajaya. People love to take pictures here because you can include the Putrajaya lake in the background as well.

Visit Putrajaya Today

Don’t forget to book our Putrajaya tour to see all the wonderful places inside the most modern city in Malaysia. You do this by visiting our website and do the booking online. It is that easy. And once you’ve done that you can go visit Putrajaya right away!