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Floria Beach in Putrajaya is now open

By Faezah Muda
07 Mar 2022 01:40pm
A sunset view of Floria Beach
A sunset view of Floria Beach
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Putrajaya is widely known as the administrative capital of Malaysia but it is also home to an array of tourist attractions.

Among the popular landmarks such as the Putra Mosque, Marina Putrajaya, Putrajaya Botanical Garden, now locals can even spend a day at the "beach", with its very own man made beach called Floria Beach.

The beach, which encompasses an area of 600 sqm, uses water from the nearby lake and is equipped with a sandy area as well.

Floria beach is part of the Putrajaya Corporation's efforts to upgrade the Floria area which is typically quiet due to lack of visitors.

Floria beach in Putrajaya
Floria beach in Putrajaya

FLORIA BEACH FACTS

- Located at Tapak Floria, Precinct 4, Putrajaya.

- Visitors are allowed to fish in the Floria Recreation area near the beach.

- Showers and public toilets are available should you need to freshen up.

Time to plan for a day at the beach this weekend!

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