Embark on an unforgettable short holiday with this Muslim-friendly 2D1N tour at Putrajaya!
Malaysia’s administrative capital, Putrajaya, is known for its modern architecture, lush green gardens, and serene, lovely lakes. At a glance, this federal territory seems to have little to see or do, but our Muslim 2D1N Tour—Putrajaya and River Cruise Tour will change your views!
Tour Highlights:-
This journey offers a perfect blend of cultural exploration, spiritual enrichment, and relaxation from the tedious pace of life. Are you wondering what this short Muslim holiday trip has planned for you? This article will answer all those questions.
Your tour starts with a convenient pickup in Singapore, preparing you for an action-packed adventure. En route, you stop for breakfast at a food court to taste the various flavours available in this region.
Upon arrival in Putrajaya, this will be where the real adventure begins! You will be treated to a serene 45-minute Putrajaya Cruise on the catamaran that glides around Putrajaya Lake, offering wide panoramic shots of the fantastic architecture and landscaping the city has in store.
It is a serene way to enjoy the beauty of Malaysia's administrative capital. The Cruise Tasik Putrajaya takes you to iconic landmarks such as Seri Wawasan Bridge, the Putra Mosque, and Perdana Putra, also known as the Prime Minister's office.
Well, after the cruise, now is the time to see some of the landmarks you saw from a distance while on the boat earlier! The Putra Mosque is known for its pink dome and impressive design, majestically standing by the lake. Even though one is only allowed to tour the outside of the place, Muslim travellers appreciate the architectural and cultural significance of the building.
A significant architectural wonder lying nearby is Perdana Putra, which is hugely splendid and has an immense work of modern and traditional Islamic architecture. Each minute detail, minarets, and dome provide brilliance to the eye, which very well depicts that Malaysia is very serious about integrating the old roots of its historical history with modern-day leadership.
You will also visit the Moroccan Pavilion, a hidden gem of a building decorated with intricate Islamic designs that reflect Morocco's superb artistry. The astounding monument, with its Moorish-designed architecture and influence, symbolised significant diplomatic ties between Morocco and Malaysia.
Don’t forget to snap as many photos as possible at these Muslim-friendly places!
Following these cultural experiences, you will have free and easy sessions at IOI City Mall at IOI Resort City - the largest mall in South Klang Valley!
This large shopping mall of Putrajaya houses everything a person needs-from simple stores to thrilling entertainment and delicious dinner places. It’s the perfect place for a short respite after a day in the outdoors, so go ahead and shop, relax, or explore here on your own.
Wonder what to do while at this IOI Mall? Here are the Top 10 Places to Go at IOI City Mall:-
Suppose you are feeling a bit more adventurous. In that case, we recommend checking out the mall's first floor—this is where you can experience ice skating at Icescape, the country's first and only Olympic-sized ice rink in Malaysia. You can rent skates, gloves, socks, and a locker here and get a 30-minute lesson on ice skating for a fee (advanced booking is required for lessons, though). This is the perfect place to bond with friends and family!
How does an apocalypse-themed adventure park sound? If you say YES to this, this is another must-check-out place at IOI Mall. This indoor adventure theme park offers adrenaline-pumping activities from wall climbing and roller gliding to obstacle courses, trampoline parks and more, albeit with a twist of post-apocalyptic setting. A thrilling destination for adventure seekers!
If you miss the feel of nature and couldn’t get enough of it during your tour outdoors in Putrajaya earlier, you can continue to bask in it here at IOI City Farm! You will be in for an enjoyable experience at this family-friendly venue - touch amphibians and marine life at Touch Tank, feed the koi fishes at Feed Pond, and interact with their resident animals like the raccoon named Putra, rabbits, snakes and chinchilla - there is so much to see, do and explore here, either on your own, with your friends or with your family and kids!
Wangsa Bowl is a popular place worth checking out to get some fun bowling sessions going for visitors of all ages and skill levels. The alley boasts modern lanes and a comfortable atmosphere for a relaxing bowl or friendly competition. Consider this bowling place instead for a change of activity if shopping, walks, or challenging sports aren’t your thing at IOI City Mall.
Overlooking the golf course, Symphony Walk is ideal for a good stroll while admiring the greeneries and the large, mesmerizing water fountains that dance in sync with the music and lights. This walkway is best enjoyed in the evening, with plenty of photo opportunities, especially at the East Wing of Symphony Walk - they have a Creative Park showcasing the vibrant displays of LED night lights, which makes this an Instagrammable spot!
Memories of your trip don’t have to be recorded only on your mobile phones or handheld cameras - they can also be captured via a self-photo booth! Take cute or funny pictures at the Wawa Self Photo Booth or Korean-style photoshoots at KPIX while granting yourself a short respite from the walking or action-packed activities. There are many cute props and accessories, so go ahead and have fun!
The Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC) at IOI City Mall is built differently compared to the other cinemas of the same brand. You can watch movies at the one at Level 2 West Wing or go for a more immersive and plush cinematic experience with IMAX and Premiere viewing at Level 3 East Wing. It’s also interesting to note that the GSC at Level 3 has a PlayPark ball pit, perfect for kiddos to unleash their inner child!
Want to sing your heart out but don’t have the chance before this tour? Maharaja Karaoke is where you should be, then! The best part of this place is that it is a halal-certified spot, so Muslim visitors do not need to worry about the food and beverage as they enjoy the karaoke facilities here. Feel like a karaoke maharaja of the day and belt out your favourite songs in your best voice!
Who would have thought to be able to spend time with cats inside a shopping complex? Yes, IOI City Mall has a Japanese cat cafe called Puchi Marry Cat Cafe, where visitors can enjoy hanging out with their resident kitties on a 30-minute session or an all-day package. Flow drinks are available; you can even work on your computer or read comics while accompanied by 25 cute cats here - sweet!
Another must-visit store - the Gashapon Bandai Official Shop! This is Southeast Asia's first Gashapon Bandai Official shop to sell Bandai’s Gashapon toys and merchandise. With over 300 gashapon machines available, the possibilities of getting your favourite Bandai toy characters are endless!
As the day winds down, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, indulging in the local culinary delights of the area. And once you’re done with the food, you will check into one of the Putrajaya Hotels to rest and recharge for the night.
As you will be outdoors for long periods, bring sunscreen and wear long sleeves! Since a boat ride is involved, pack some medicines if you are prone to motion sickness. Malaysia’s weather can be pretty hot and humid throughout the year, so keep yourself well-hydrated during the tour to ensure you have the best wholesome travel experience!
Your second day starts with a delicious breakfast at the hotel, granting you the perfect start to day 2 of your adventure. After your hotel breakfast, you will be whisked to Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru, one of the largest and most popular shopping destinations in Johor Bahru, Johore.
At Paradigm Mall, shopping enthusiasts will rejoice in finding a mix of local and international brands in this shopper’s paradise. As you explore the mall’s many shops, you will also have a chance to discover regional products that paint the vibrant culture of Malaysia.
You will have ample time to shop and dine here at leisure. Choose from a variety of dining options, from cosy cafes to bustling food courts or classy restaurants, and enjoy dishes that suit your taste.
And if you are still full of energy and looking for some fun activities, there’s plenty to go around here, too, from playing arcade games at Fun Scape and ice skating at Blue Ice Skating Rink to trying out rock climbing at Camp5.
After a day of fun shopping and dining, it’s time to say goodbye to Malaysia and return to Singapore. You will return with the new shiny treasures you found and all the wonderful memories of your short escapade in Malaysia.
The estimated arrival time is expected to be 8.00 pm by the time this tour ends.
We hope you have an excellent overview of what this Muslim-friendly trip offers! Enjoy your holiday on this two-day adventure, a nice change from city life in Singapore, filled with stories and experiences to take home.