A cruise in Putrajaya Lake passing by the Millennium Monument (foreground). — Photos: IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
TOURISM players in Putrajaya are offering interesting packages to draw more domestic travellers to the city and to revive the industry that took a halt from March 18.
For locals, the country’s administrative capital is a good place for recreational and sporting activities.
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A cruise in Putrajaya Lake passing by the Millennium Monument (foreground). — Photos: IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
Residents and visitors of Putrajaya like to take strolls in many of the parks and lakes at the administrative capital.
Fishing is another activity preferred by domestic travellers to Putrajaya.
Many visitors are frequenting Taman Cabaran for extreme sports.
A couple cycling along one of Putrajaya's lake.
There is very little demand for paid activities in Putrajaya such the boating and canoeing.
Business at Food Truck Hotspot in Precinct 2 is slowly picking up.
Testing the waters: A young girl enjoying a boat ride as her parents paddle their way along one of Putrajaya’s lakes. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
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