Hello everyone meet me again,
how are you all, hopefully you are given health and given the power also to write post steemit everyday, hehe,
on this occasion I discuss my travels during the holidays,
I went back through the Bridge Insight Series when I got home and took photos from the bus. Arriving at Putrajaya, my heart felt very relieved. Can not imagine if I had to be stuck in Putrajaya more night.
To save time, without lingering we continue the journey to other places. Along the way I just tucked in awe at the row of government buildings that have a cool architecture. Not to mention the streets throughout the city is very wide and regular, never jammed at all. No wonder this city is Ideal City for him among all cities in Malaysia. Indeed, if you want to say This city is calm, environmentally friendly, beautiful, beautiful, organized, clean, and cool, just the ideal city criteria are all in this city.
Next we stopped at the Palace Of Justice, or the Palace of Justice. This building is the highest judicial institution in Malaysia, built in 1957. The building is magnificent with 3 Dome on it. 2 Small domes, and one large main Dome. In front of Justice Palace there is Gedung Putad Jaya (PPJ). This building is the administrative and administrative center that takes place in the Putra Jaya region, the uniqueness of this building itself is a giant arch that becomes like a gateway to Tuanku Mizan Mosque Zainal Abidin.
From the Palace of Justice, we continued our journey to the Great House with the Green-colored dome which from the distant looks of its splendor. The building was called Prime Putra. Perdana Putra itself is the Prime Minister of Malaysia building built in 1997. The building is a three-style mix of cultures, namely Malay, Islami and European Style, designed by aQidea Architect and the idea of Tun Dr. Mahathir Muhammad, the prime minister of Malaysia
