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Take a tour of Putrajaya Government Centre, with it's magnificent architecture, and breathtaking panoramic views. Putrajaya was created as a model garden city with a sophisticated information network based on multimedia technologies and termed as Malaysia's first Intelligent Garden City. It reflects the very best in city planning and architectural landscape ideas to realize a new vibrant city of tomorrow.
Set at the end of a sheltered wooden path, right beside the Putrajaya Lake, dine in a restaurant with 5 course set lunch that embraces resort-style dining in Polynesian architecture amidst the lush greenery of Taman Botani.
Mines Wonderland
More than half a century ago, Hong Fatt Mine was the world's largest open cast mine ever known to man. Today, the miners have gone and the machines have ceased operations. And at that abandoned place now is a 150-acre, man-made lake. Surrounding the blue lake is a resort city that sprawls over 1,000 acres.
The Mines Resort City is presently home to the "Seven Wonders of Malaysia” which has the open-air Musical Fountain theatre which can accommodate 3,000 spectators at any one time. Incorporating light, music and water, the “water dance” is a spectacular sight.
The Ice Factory is the first winter wonderland in Malaysia with a temperature of between -10°C to -15°C. Filled with interesting learning facts and fun excitement, this is certainly an amazing experience! |
