Prime Minister's Office tours

The tour will pick you up at your hotel and during your trip to Putrajaya the guide shared the history behind Putrajaya. While being there you'll have the opportunity to explore the pink mosque and other attractions.

guide (cheliyan) English was too good and explain very easy. but if u ask any dout he gave a small attitude. me and my wife both don't like his attitude. if he say wrong when I try to correct it he don't accept and gave worst smile and attitude. rather than that everything good. beautiful city.

The driver and the content were great, and it was the best value for money tour! I was worried because I didn't get any contact before the tour, but I contacted them on WhatsApp and things started moving forward right away. They picked me up at the hotel, and when I asked them to drop me off at a different location on the way back, they readily agreed. If you want to go to the bathroom on the way, they'll take you there if you tell them. Considering the time and money it takes to find out how to get around at tourist spots and taxi fares, I think it's more fun to go out and talk to your tour companions in the cool car.

very fruitful and informative tour. Tour guide, Abdul, is so great. we got both fun and knowledge of Malaysia through this tour. we have experienced different elements of Malaysia in this tour, including city, historical, natural and artistic. highly recommended this tour.

tour guide is professional and knowledgable. Worth to give it a try!

This putra jaya tour in which one can see the PRIME MINISTER PALACE, LOT OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, PUTRA JAYA RIVER AND MASJID WHICH HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED AND THIS IS ADMINUSTRATIVE CITY OF KUALA LUMPUR. VERY NICE.

Putrajaya (Putrajaya, also known as Prince City), the federal government of Malaysia moved here in 2003 (similar to moving the capital, but without amending the constitution, the constitutional capital is still Kuala Lumpur). It is a brand-new city with neat and spacious streets and a green coverage rate of 70%. The waterfront, parks, bicycle paths, and sidewalks are all leisurely and comfortable, and the wind blows from time to time. It is completely different from Kuala Lumpur, which is so hot that it makes you cry. We visited the very beautiful "Pink Mosque", which can accommodate 15,000 people. When you take a boat on the lake, it looks like it is floating on the water. Travel tips: Women must cover their heads when entering the mosque and queue up to borrow a robe. Dress yourself and prepare a thin coat for your head covering, so you don’t have to waste time queuing up to borrow a robe.

I recently experienced the Melaka and Putrajaya Combo Tour it exceeded all expectations, thanks to our guide and driver, Mr. Alvin Sum. We headed first to Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia. Mr. Alvin Sum’s enthusiasm and passion for the city were evident as he guided us through the stunning architecture and lush landscapes. The visit to the Pink Mosque was a standout. Next journey is in Melaka, a city rich in history and culture. Mr. Alvin Sum's deep knowledge and engaging storytelling brought the history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site to life. From the vibrant Jonker Street to the historical St. Paul’s Hill, Alvin’s insights were invaluable. His recommendations for local delicacies were spot-on, making our visit even more delightful. Mr. Alvin Sum ensured that every part of the tour was comfortable and enjoyable. His professionalism, friendliness, and attention to detail made the experience seamless and memorable. I highly recommend this tour & guide to anyone looking to explore Melaka and Putrajaya.