Seri Perdana
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Andrew D
Singapore, Singapore398 contributions
May 2022
Seri Perdana stands out no matter where you are in Putrajaya. Its beautiful architecture is striking with color scheme which vaguely reminds me of Prague in the Czech Republic. While you are not able visit the interior, it is still worth having an Instagram stop here. Definitely our highlight of Putrajaya.
Written October 10, 2022
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK186,264 contributions
Mar 2020
Seri Perdana, the official residence of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. Nice looking building in a mic of European, Middle Eastern and Malay architecture. The central part of the building seems to be a Indo-Islamic and Malay influenced building, but the wings extending out from either side are strikingly different with more European influences, especially Neoclassical. Lovely building and a good place to get a selfie.
Written March 18, 2020
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Darick L
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia40 contributions
Mar 2017 • Solo
It is true that Seri Perdana Complex is the official residence of the Malaysian Prime Minister. However, all the pictures and reviews made of this point of interest are referring to the wrong building. Most of the pictures taken are actually the prime minister office or officially called Putra Perdana Complex. It houses several top government minister offices which includes the cabinet ministers. Therefore, the complex itself is not a residence of any ministers whatsoever.
The actual prime minister residence is located in Precinct 10 opposite of the Botanical Garden. It consists of 3 wings and only 2 wings are opened for public visit. Malaysian citizens can visit for free while foreigners have to pay a minimal fees. Advance notification for your visit will get you a guided tour whom very knowledgeable of the building. I visited the complex by walk-in and escorted by a designated at all time, whom also has basic knowledge about the building.
The complex essentially serve as venue to receive local and foreign leaders, be it ministers, diplomat, or even royalties. In all common areas, the building houses collections of gifts received by the prime ministers. Significant amount of the gifts are coming from China and not too surprising - Saudi. Essentially this building tells a lot about the diplomatic activities of the prime ministers.
Although the building serve as official residence, the current prime minister actually don't live here. I was informed that the prime minister opted to live in his private residence located in Kuala Lumpur.
The actual prime minister residence is located in Precinct 10 opposite of the Botanical Garden. It consists of 3 wings and only 2 wings are opened for public visit. Malaysian citizens can visit for free while foreigners have to pay a minimal fees. Advance notification for your visit will get you a guided tour whom very knowledgeable of the building. I visited the complex by walk-in and escorted by a designated at all time, whom also has basic knowledge about the building.
The complex essentially serve as venue to receive local and foreign leaders, be it ministers, diplomat, or even royalties. In all common areas, the building houses collections of gifts received by the prime ministers. Significant amount of the gifts are coming from China and not too surprising - Saudi. Essentially this building tells a lot about the diplomatic activities of the prime ministers.
Although the building serve as official residence, the current prime minister actually don't live here. I was informed that the prime minister opted to live in his private residence located in Kuala Lumpur.
Written March 16, 2017
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akeyaranu
London, UK150 contributions
Jun 2014 • Family
Very interesting to see.
The square in front of it is always really lively and full of people. There are few things to do, like blowing giant bubbles) and plenty of people selling fruit as snacks.
The square in front of it is always really lively and full of people. There are few things to do, like blowing giant bubbles) and plenty of people selling fruit as snacks.
Written December 14, 2014
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Discover19973
Putrajaya1 contribution
I thought, Seri Perdana had since 1 Nov 2004 been closed to public visitors. Definitely Seri Perdana, the official residence of the Prime Minister of Malaysia had attracted more than 1.5 million visitors eversince it was opened to the public. It had been the main attraction for tourists visiting Putrajaya, I suppose this is the only tourist site of its kind, since nowhere else in the world tourists are allowed into the residence of a Prime Minister for free !
Written January 20, 2005
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azizatulyusna
Putrajaya, Malaysia21 contributions
Jan 2018 • Business
A nice place to visit - not sure if you can go inside on a normal days but they do open during Hari Raya celebrations.
Written June 20, 2018
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SeeMoreLiveMore
Singapore, Singapore513 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
This is a grand building, and can be seen from the outside of the Putra Mosque. Very impressive and signature sight (besides Putra Mosque) of Putrajaya.
Written December 18, 2017
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GeneC
Johor Bahru, Malaysia155 contributions
Jun 2017 • Friends
While it's not open to the Public, one doesn't have to walk in to bask in the grandiose design & effort that went into making the Prime Minister's Office to be the landmark it has become in Putrajaya.
Written June 29, 2017
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KASI VENKOBA RAO
Hyderabad, India1,651 contributions
Feb 2016 • Friends
The Seri Perdana located at Putrajaya is the official residence of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. Putrajaya which is a Garden city has beautiful and Architectural buildings and Seri Perdana is one of them.
Seri Perdana, apart from the Official residence of the Prime Minister of Malasiya, it is also used for welcoming Heads of State, Heads of Government, State dignitaries and the public.
We are told that certain parts of the Seri Perdana complex, namely the Protocol Block and Banquet Block, are open to the public.. We however did not visit for lack of time and we regret for the same. constructed with in a span of two years, this building stands as a land mark of Putrajaya.
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Seri Perdana was built in 1997 on a 42.5-acre site according to the contour of the hill to preserve the geographical structure and natural environment in line with the planning concept of Putrajaya as a Garden City.
Seri Perdana, apart from the Official residence of the Prime Minister of Malasiya, it is also used for welcoming Heads of State, Heads of Government, State dignitaries and the public.
We are told that certain parts of the Seri Perdana complex, namely the Protocol Block and Banquet Block, are open to the public.. We however did not visit for lack of time and we regret for the same. constructed with in a span of two years, this building stands as a land mark of Putrajaya.
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Seri Perdana was built in 1997 on a 42.5-acre site according to the contour of the hill to preserve the geographical structure and natural environment in line with the planning concept of Putrajaya as a Garden City.
Written April 12, 2016
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jeff1955malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia6,054 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
The prime minister's residence and his office are close by and it is almost the same type of architecture. It sits on a hill and surrounded by greenery. there are alot of tourist at the entrance taking pic's.
Written April 4, 2015
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Greetings.....
My Mom is wheelchair bound but she want's to visit Tun M....is Seri Perdana wheelchair friendly and can I drive her closes rather then need yo take the provided public buses?
Written June 14, 2018
Hi, as far as i know seri perdana is wheelchair friendly. And u can ask for buggy upon entring
Written December 27, 2018
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