Showcasing Putrajaya’s attractions through calendar of events


Royal Floria Putrajaya makes a comeback.

THERE are a whole lot of exciting events lined up in the country’s administrative capital this year as we step into 2022.

Putrajaya Corporation (PjC) Corporate Communications director Norzita Abdul Razak said PjC was planning to hold its annual events and festivals, which the city was known for, as these had attracted many local and international tourists.

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