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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Steel Mosque, Putrajaya

The official name for this mosque is Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin, but the locals nicknamed it Masjid Besi (Steel Mosque).

The mosque from across the lake.

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Night view of the mosque from across the lake.

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I wouldn't be surprised if people had fallen into the pool before the sign was placed there. You wouldn't notice it at first glance.

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Here's what's refreshing about the Steel Mosque. Unlike most mosques where there is a physical separation between the male and femal sections, there is none here (as it should be). There is a small room at the back of the prayer hall for ladies who need to change before or after prayer.