Secret Garden Putrajaya — Attraction in Putrajaya

Navigate to Taman Putra Perdana parking.

We went on a weekend, there is a queue entering the parking area, i wouldnt say its super long cause its kinda moving. Parking is free but people tend to double park behind your car if yours is a proper spot as the road is spacious enough to allow double parking. Entrance to the garden also free.

The garden itself is not that big, i finished walking around it in my heels (9cm) and i am still alive. The lights some are nice some are meh, but overall when i was done i was thinking ohh thats it? I was pretty hyped up by the video in social media. Oh well with social media, always hits and misses :/ Some of the lights reminds me to the ones at Desa Park. It was crowded but did manage to take some decent pics.

Lack of bench. Very close to the restaurant of Pulse Grande Hotel, you can literally smell the food at one part of the garden when you walk pass. Toilet available at entrance but did not went in so cant comment on cleanliness.

It's okay to visit here if you have the extra time and if you are around the area else dont think its worth going out of...

If you want to come here search google map or waze either Tangga Putrajaya or Taman Putra Perdana otherwise if you search Secret Garden Putrajaya, google map will take you directly straight to Istana Melawati.. and if you park at public parking lot in front of the Tangga Putrajaya all you have to is cross the main road and walk all the way up untill you arrive at in front of pulse grande hotel..

Good: very coloful led lights very good place to take photos and to enhance your photography skills during night time suitable place for hanging out with family and friends

Bad: very crowded with people during weekend or public holiday, so plan ahead especially if you bring kids

Suggestion: make sure technician to check all the instruments regularly to make sure the led’s is in top condition can add small kiosk that sell snacks...

Secret Garden Putrajaya is a hidden gem that offers a magical nighttime experience. Located in Taman Putra Perdana, this garden transforms into a vibrant wonderland after sunset. The pathways are adorned with colorful LED lights, creating a whimsical atmosphere perfect for a romantic stroll or a family outing. The garden is free to enter, making it an accessible escape for everyone.

Visitors can enjoy the enchanting ambiance as lights drape over trees, bushes, and pillars, and wheelchair-friendly, ensuring a comfortable visit for all ages. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful evening walk or a picturesque backdrop for photos, Secret Garden Putrajaya is a must-visit...