Where is Butragaya?

Putrajaya is one of the three federal territories in Malaysia, also known as Putrajaya. It is the federal administrative center of Malaysia, formerly known as Putrajaya and Prince Edward. Putrajaya is located in the middle of the west coast of Malaysia Peninsula, in Selangor, near Kuala Lumpur. 200 1 1 February, Putrajaya left Selangor and became the third federal territory in Malaysia.

Putra is an ideal city symbolizing prosperity. In its original Malay name, "Putra" means prince, while "Never Again" means success or victory. Both words come from Sanskrit. This "smart garden city" retains the essence of Malaysia's traditional heritage, and at least one third of it also retains the green scenery, gardens, lakes and wetlands of nature, which is a precious green treasure heritage of Malaysia.

Famous scenic spots in Butragaya

1, Office of the Prime Minister

This spectacular building complex is located on the main mountain of the city. It is the administrative organ 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.

2. pink mosque

Also known as Pute Mosque, the main mosque in the city, was built in 1999. It is located on the right side of the Prime Minister's Office and Putrajaya Lake.

3. Prince Bridge

This is the main road of the city, which is compared to the ancient Iranian Jiu Hao Bridge. The total length of Prince Bridge is 435 meters, connecting the government and the mixed development zone, as well as the Independence Square in Pucheng and the avenue of the city. The bridge consists of three floors, one for monorail, one for traffic and one for pedestrians.

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