Putra Perdana Recreational Park, Putrajaya

This is a good place to go for a walk or a jog. I usually go in the morning and just take a long walk. It's relaxing and calming to hear the birds chirping while walking. The greenery is soothing to the eyes. You get a good view or the surrounding Putrajaya.

The park is beautiful, but doesn't have the diversity of flora and fauna of Botany Park.

Upon entering the park.

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This landscape was officiated by the then Prime Minister in 1995.

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A trail in the park.

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I love this park and its greenery.

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On the left is the Prime Minister Department. You can see Putra Mosque in the background.

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A view of Putrajaya in the morning.

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These are replicas of megaliths in Pengakalan Kempas, Negeri Sembilan. Left to right: sword-shaped megalith engraved with the word "Allah", spoon-shaped megalith and rudder-shaped megalith.

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Megaliths in the park.

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