Guide to the Must-Visit Public Parks in Putrajaya
If you’re looking to reconnect with nature or enjoy a peaceful day outdoors,
Putrajaya is home to some of Malaysia’s most beautiful and well-maintained public parks.
With free admission and lush green landscapes, these parks are perfect for jogging, picnics,
family outings, or simply unwinding away from city life.
The Mother of All Gardens
Spanning 92 hectares, Taman Botani Putrajaya is a tranquil haven for nature lovers,
joggers, cyclists, and families. Home to over 750 plant species, the park is divided
into three main zones:
- Decorative Garden
- Ethnobotany Park
- Research & Rehabilitation Area
Visitors can explore more than 13 themed gardens including the Fern Garden, Sun Garden,
and Palm Hill. Popular areas include the Ecological Pond for picnics and the Bambusetum for light walks.
Location: Lebuh Perdana Barat, Presint 1
Admission: Free
Operating Hours:
Mon–Fri: 9am–12pm, 2pm–7pm
Sat–Sun: 8am–12pm, 2pm–7pm
Putrajaya’s European-Inspired Park
Known for its postcard-worthy scenery, Taman Saujana Hijau features pine trees, juniperus, and thuja,
creating a refreshing highland-like atmosphere. The park is divided into three themed sections:
- Bustan English
- Bustan Oriental
- Bustan Eropah
A favourite for jogging, picnics, and wedding photoshoots, the park also offers viewing platforms,
guided trails, and event rental spaces.
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am–7pm
Urban Forestry at Its Best
Open daily from 9am to 7pm, Taman Rimba Alam highlights Putrajaya’s urban forestry efforts with
forest trails, flowing streams, and elevated viewing decks.
- Cengal Timber Forest
- Meranti Merah Forest
- Local Natural Fruit Forest (Machang, Durian Batang, and more)
Activities include bird watching, cycling (bike rentals available), treasure hunts, and
educational camps such as Survivor Camp and Forest Exploration.
Rolling Hills & Scenic Landscapes
Covering 132.28 acres, Taman Wawasan features sloping hills and panoramic views,
making it popular for jogging, cycling, and peaceful picnics.
- Pebble Beach
- Aqua Plaza
- Viewing Platform
- Amphitheatre Page Tapiori
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am–7pm
Whole Park Rental: RM3,000/day (2,000 pax)
Where Nature Meets History
Spanning 62.2 hectares, Taman Putra Perdana marks Putrajaya’s transformation from palm oil estate
to administrative capital. Highlights include themed gardens, jogging tracks, and outdoor gyms.
A unique feature is the Megalith Site, displaying stone collections discovered in 1989.
Rental Rates:
Site: RM50/hour
Whole Park: RM3,000/day
Nature Meets Equestrian Excellence
Located in Presint 5 and spanning 70 acres, Putrajaya Equestrian Park hosts national and
international show-jumping and dressage competitions.
- Horse riding lessons
- Joyrides and escorted rides
- Stable tours
- Professional photoshoots
Putrajaya’s parks offer a rare combination of accessibility, natural beauty, and thoughtful design.
Whether you’re seeking scenic jogging routes, picnic spaces, educational nature experiences,
or peaceful retreats, these green spaces provide a refreshing escape within Malaysia’s
administrative capital.
