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This is the office of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. Unfortunately, the building and complex isn’t open to the general public. The area does look nice though, as befits the place of parliamentary business of Malaysia. This building is the most prominent of the whole complex, not only for the design, but also because it’s on the highest point of the complex. It’s a lovely example of east meets western architecture. The centre of the building is Malay influenced Indo-Islamic, while the wings on either side of the centre are nice examples of Neoclassical designs. A good excuse for a day trip from KL to see this building.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We discovered the surroundings of this place while Waiting to open the Putra Mosque, Even if it wasn’t on our To Do’s List. It surprised us pleasantly. There are some Great spots for photos.
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Date of experience: December 2018
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Is very hard to meet my PM. Look at this building make me feel he is here.. with us. Please dont forget we down there.
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Date of experience: June 2018
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This is the Prime Minister's residence and administrative office and is centrally planned and located on the end of the Putrajaya main road. The Building can be seen from a distance and its architecture fits into the approach road which is geometrically perfect. There is high security in the area but there is parking space in front with beautifully landscaped walkways. The Putra Mosque is on the side and so visitors coming to the Mosque will be able to walk around and see this building.…
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Date of experience: June 2018
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The building is the trademark of Putrajaya - the PM's office resides here. It's not open for visitors but you can always take photos from the outside.
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Date of experience: July 2017
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