This morning, I embarked on a journey from Kuala Lumpur to Putrajaya, a distance of approximately 35 kilometers, taking about half an hour. I set out early in the morning to capture the beautiful morning light from certain angles where I had never photographed the pink mosque before. I checked the map and found that the camera's angle was on the opposite side of the water from the pink mosque. Let's go see!

This symbol is the Thai character "kho khai", which represents a high falling tone in the Thai language.

This angle also offers a view of the Malaysian Prime Minister's residence.

This area is home to another beautiful bridge perfect for capturing stunning photos: SERI PERDANA BRIDGE.

In the evening, I came back to this area. Let me post the pictures consecutively.

In the morning, there is a program to drive to the MOROCCAN PAVILION, which has been to Putrajaya many times but has never driven there. Although it is located not far from the Pink Mosque... It is another place worth visiting. There is a small entrance fee.

Putrajaya now offers tethered hot air balloon rides, providing a unique way to experience the city from above. These balloons remain stationary, offering a gentle up-and-down motion rather than free-floating flight. To find the balloon, simply look for it in the sky and follow the road leading to it.

Enjoy the bird's-eye view from a hot air balloon.

A popular spot for capturing stunning photos is the SERI WAWASAN Bridge.

And another activity not to be missed when visiting Putrajaya is to capture the stunning night lights and bridges of Putrajaya.

The buildings at night are truly magnificent.

This trip, one of the things I was determined to do was to find a beautiful resort. I found it, AVANI SEPANG GOLDCOAST RESORT. I didn't know about it before, but I noticed the beautiful resort jutting out into the sea like a city view. I saw it from the plane as I was landing at KLIA2 airport on several previous flights. I thought it was so beautiful that I went to Google Maps to find out that the picture we saw from the plane was this place.

It turns out that this is a popular spot among Malaysians... the rooms are always full... the accommodation is comfortable, the atmosphere is good, the food is okay... but the price is a bit high...

The trip ended happily. I got a lot of new photo angles compared to the previous trip. I pressed more than 2,000 photos… Let's see. If you have two or three days, let's go for a drive…

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