Putrajaya is the new administrative capital of Malaysia, which means "success" in Malay. Putrajaya is an ideal city symbolizing prosperity.
This "smart garden city" retains the essence of Malaysia's traditional heritage, and at least one third of the area still retains the green scenery of nature, with gardens, lakes and wetlands, which are precious green treasures in Malaysia.
Location of cloth city
Putrajaya lives between Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur International Airport, about 40 kilometers away from each other. The whole cloth city covers a vast area, with undulating mountains and magnificent scenery, 70% of which are lush areas with red flowers and green leaves, and the environment is quiet and pleasant. It is also the planned new administrative capital of Malaysia. After nearly six years of planning and construction, it has become a modern emerging city with considerable scale and the latest tourist attraction in Malaysia. Malaysia's Prime Minister's Office and various government departments have moved to Buchang, and the residential area, business district, culture, leisure facilities and transportation system have been basically matched.
Cultural characteristics
Putrajaya is the abbreviation of Putrajaya. This is a modern new city with perfect planning and design, emphasizing environmental protection everywhere.
The idea of establishing a new federal government administrative center in Putrajaya began in the late 1980s. Its purpose is to ensure that Kuala Lumpur continues to develop into a major commercial and financial center in Malaysia. A forest area of 4,932 hectares in the south of Bersars, Pulan, Selangor became the first choice, and it was soon named "Putrajaya" after Tengku Abderaman Butlaoha, the first Malaysian Prime Minister, to commemorate his contribution to the country.
Pucheng covers a vast area, about 38% of the land has been developed into parks, lakes and wetland parks, and the rest of the land has been reserved for government administrative areas, commercial and residential areas and public convenience and welfare facilities.
The center of Pucheng is Pucheng Lake. This artificial lake, covering an area of 650 hectares, also plays a role in regulating temperature. The most surprising thing is that the water quality of the lake has been determined as Grade 2B of the national temporary water quality standard. This kind of water quality is suitable for contact with skin, and it is also a water quality standard that all national and international water sports must meet.
People who come to Putrajaya will be attracted by the unique street lamps erected on both sides of the road. Torch-shaped street lamps and large kites are dotted on both sides of the avenue, as if welcoming everyone who comes here with open arms, full of Malaysian enthusiasm.
Putrajaya has many places worth seeing, including the magnificent Prime Minister's Office, which embodies the architectural styles of Malay, China and Indian. Prime Minister's residence, which combines western and contemporary elements with Malay architectural style; Built on the lake are the Boutra Mosque, known as the "Water Mosque", as well as various government offices, eight unique bridges and traditional agricultural parks.
famous scenic spot
Prime minister's office
This spectacular building complex is located on the main mountain of the city. It is the administrative agency of the Malaysian government and the office of the Malaysian Prime Minister. If you plan to visit Pucheng, this place will be the best starting point, because it is a reference point for finding other scenic spots in the city.
Pink mosque
This mosque in the city, also called Putra Mosque, was built in 1999. It is located on the right side of the Prime Minister's Office and Putrajaya Lake.
Pucheng independence square
This city square is located opposite the Prime Minister's office, and it is the place where public holidays usually hold various festivals and parades.
Taiziqiao
This is the main road of the city, which is compared to the ancient Iranian Jiu Hao Bridge. Prince Bridge is 435 meters long, connecting the government and mixed development zones, as well as Pucheng Independence Square and City Avenue. The bridge consists of three floors, one is a monorail train for walking, the other is a car, and the other is a pedestrian.
Millennium monument
This is the Washington Monument in Washington, DC. As a national historical site in Putrajaya, this Millennium Monument is a metal obelisk with a height of 68 meters, which is located in a 25-hectare park in the second district. Decorate the monument by etching important moments and events in Malaysian history.
Bucheng Lake
This 650-hectare artificial lake is used as the cooling system of the city. It has now become the main venue for various water sports activities, including Formula One Rowing Championships and Asian Canoeing Championships.
Bu cheng Yaraman da shopping mall
A world-class city without shopping centers is incomplete. Yaraman Da Shopping Center in Pucheng is the first shopping center in the city, where there are various shops, restaurants, bowling alleys, cinemas and food courts. In addition, it also uses sidewalks to provide facilities directly from the parking lot to the retail store.
Jin Mu Garden
As far as the national flower is concerned, you can find about 2000 kinds of hibiscus plants in the hibiscus garden, where enthusiastic nature lovers can get rid of this busy and noisy city.
Name problem
Putrajaya used to be called Prince Town, Butragaya or Butragaya because of its different translation names. Later, after discussion by the Malaysian Chinese Standardization Council, it was collectively called Pucheng. Since then, the translation of this name has not been controversial.