As with all mosques, the Putra Mosque faces Kiblat, the direction of Mecca. The main entrance to the mosque is patterned after gates to public buildings in Muslim Persia. The building was constructed mainly with rose-tinted granite, which is offset by brown-stained cengal woodwork to enhance the decorative features on the doors, windows and panels.

The hall has a capacity for 8,000 men on the ground level and 2,000 women in the gallery, where they sit behind a finely crafted timber screen. Lobby lifts transport female congregants to the gallery overlooking the main prayer hall.

Prime Minister's Office Complex, is a natural stone clad building located 50 meters above sea level and overlooking Putrajaya Lake, Dataran Putra and Putra Mosque.

The six storey building is made up of three wings:

• the Prime Minister's Office, in the central Main Block which is topped by a glazed mosaic main dome;
• the west wing, with the offices of the Deputy Prime Minister
• the east wing, which houses the offices of the Chief Secretary to the Government

Cyberjaya, The Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC), is an area 15km by 50km running south of the Kuala Lumpur City Center (KLCC) to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) which will have excellent telecommunications and multimedia infrastructure to induce information technology and multimedia companies to locate in Malaysia. The MSC will be developed with Putrajaya, the new administrative capital of the country and Cyberjaya, an IT city, as the hub and nucleus of development within MSC.

Cyberjaya covering an area of approximately 7,000 hectares with a future population of 24,000 will offer the latest IT infrastructure top quality business facilities, state-of-the-art multimedia infrastructure and superb living environment to meet the business, residential and recreational needs of the highly skilled and technologically-orientated workforce of the multimedia companies located within the MSC.

KLIA, the new Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang, is one of the largest in the world, and also one of the most advanced.

KLIA forms the southern tip of Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor and showcase state-of-the-art airport technology as one might expect from a facility within the MSC. KLIA's 120m high air traffic control tower, reputedly one of the tallest in the world, directs departures and arrivals on the twin 4,000m long runways.

Distance: 5 Km

KL City Airline Terminal (KL CAT) is the extention of KLIA in the city. Linking the terminal in 28 minutes is KLIA Ekspress, among the world's first airport express train services and the fastest surest way between ariport and city

If you're flying with the world's major airline, you can check in your luggage at KL CAT and receive your boarding pass. There's a minimum check in time of two hours (in the futere, 1 1/2 hour) before your flight departure. Sometime offer early check in for same day flights, so you can check in your lauggage in the morning for a night flight and emjoy a day of sighseeing and shopping or attend to business withoutbeing weighed down.

The Twin Towers are identical structures that are circular in plan, contain 88 stories of occupiable space, and rise to a height of 451.9m (1483 feet), a figure that includes the 73.6 meter (242 foot) high pinnacle atop each tower . Each tower's exterior is sheathed in stainless steel, and a skybridge links the two towers. Upon their completion in 1996, the Petronas Twin Towers were declared the world's tallest building and still is.

Istana Negara, this is the official residence of DYMM Yang Di Pertuan Agung and DYMM Raja Permaisuri Agung (Their Royal Highnesses the King and Queen).

Istana Negara is situated of course on Jalan Istana and is a favourite spot for tourists to stop and have pictures taken with the palace as the background.

The building is of traditional Malay architecture. Apart from the few halls of exhibits within the building, there are displays of an locomotive, a war plane, vintage cars and historic Malay Buildings in the surrounding area.