The Putra Mosque in Putrajaya, Malaysia, is a stunning pink-domed mosque located by the lake in the heart of the city. Blending traditional Malay, Persian, and Islamic architectural styles, it’s one of Malaysia’s most iconic landmarks and can hold up to 15,000 worshippers. Open to visitors outside prayer times, it’s a peaceful and beautiful place to explore.

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Perdana Putra is the official office complex of the Prime Minister of Malaysia, located atop a hill in Putrajaya. Completed in 1999, this six-storey building features a blend of Malay, Islamic, and European architectural styles, highlighted by its green domes and grand façade. While the interior is not open to the public, visitors can admire its striking exterior and explore nearby landmarks like the Putra Mosque and Dataran Putra.

Putra Bridge is a prominent landmark in Putrajaya, Malaysia, spanning 435 meters across Putrajaya Lake. Completed in 1999, this three-tiered arch bridge connects the Government Precinct (Precinct 1) to the Mixed Development Precinct (Precinct 2), linking Putra Square with the Boulevard. Its design is inspired by the Khaju Bridge in Isfahan, Iran, featuring four octagonal towers that house observation platforms. The bridge accommodates motor vehicles, pedestrians, and was designed to support a monorail system, enhancing its role as a central artery in the city's layout