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Comment by Host Studio on May 1, 2012 at 2:09pm

“Going to Putrajaya”, is not so much about traveling in Malaysia now a day. While the next general elections are around the corner, both sides of the competing political force are overwhelming enthusiastic about controlling Putrajaya, the political capital of Malaysia.

To the ordinary people, it may be more interesting to understand this quiet city. And its offers to us, in terms of life style and administrative creativity.

Scenic place to take photos, it may take you two to three hours to do so. However, you better go there earlier; you can hardly see a few person on the street at night.

The reason, it means to host the government machinery. Once the office hour is over, everyone has gone home.

If you are staying in KL, you may have to spend two hours to drive to and from Putrajaya, depends on the traffic condition.

Putrajaya's story can be interesting. However, don't expect anyone around to talk about it, you need to find out yourself.

Welcome to Putrajaya. I mean the dear tourists, not the dirty politicians.

   (Photo Appreaciation: Sultan Mizan Mosque, Putrajaya by Imran Abdul Jabar )

     (Photo Appreciation: Entertain Us by Amirul Arif)

      (Photo Appreciation: Putrajaya Bridge by Khairul Amri MARHALIM)        (Photo Appreciation: Putra Jaya Bridge by Agnes Panisset)