Putrajaya Lake & Bridge

Putra Boating Club House

Opened to the public in November 2001, the boating club house can accommodate 250 people at any one time for functions. Its is located close to Putrajaya's marine police. Arrangements can be made for visitors to rent non-motorised boats such as canoes.

Putrajaya Bridge

With a span of 435 metres, the Putra Bridge connects the Government Precinct at its north and the Mixed Development Precinct at its south, while linking Dataran Putra with the Boulevard.

Architecturally it is similar to the Khalu Bridge in Isfahan, Iran. The upper level of the Bridge is actually part of the Boulevard and connects to Dataran Putra and Perdana Putra.

This unique twin-deck bridge not only provides vehicle, light rail and pedestrian access, it can also accommodate restaurants with its main pillar supports.

Putrajaya Lake

At the very heart of Putrajaya is the Putrajaya Wetland with a natural landscape dominated by Putrajaya Lake, The Lake and Wetland are two of the most distinctive features of the city.

The 650-hectare Putrajaya Lake is designed to act as a natural cooling system for the city and for recreation, fishing, water sports and water transport.

For the water in the lake to be clean enough for body contact, water sports and recreational activities, a wetland was constructed to remove pollutants and to clean the water before it enter the lake.