MY · Putrajaya · 2.93°N 101.68°E
seri wawasan bridge
A sail-shaped cable bridge, lit in colour at night, and a lakeside walk to Presint 8.
- Best time
- Any time of year. Late afternoon into early evening is best: cooler, softer light, then the bridge is lit up in changing colours after dark. There's no shelter on the deck in a storm.
- How long
- 2–3 hours
- Getting there
- About 30–40 minutes' drive from KL via MEX. The MRT Putrajaya Line and the KLIA Transit stop at Putrajaya Sentral, about 10 minutes away by Grab.
seri wawasan bridge
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Seri Wawasan is the white cable bridge that looks like a ship under sail, Putrajaya's postcard shot, linking the government core in Presint 2 with Presint 8 across the lake. Come in the late afternoon, walk across, watch the lights come on, and finish with dinner at the Presint 8 food court.
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Things to do
- The bridge walkA wide footpath and cycle track runs across the bridge, under the forward-leaning pylon and its fan of cables.Map ↗
- The Presint 8 shoreWalk down to the lakeside for the classic view of the whole bridge and its reflection.Map ↗
- The night lightsAfter dark the bridge is lit in changing colours.Map ↗
- Seri Gemilang and Putra BridgePutrajaya's other show bridges: the ornate ceremonial Seri Gemilang to the south, and Putra Bridge by the pink mosque.Map ↗
Good to know
- Park in the public car parks at either end, never on the bridge; the traffic is fast.
- The Iron Mosque and the Millennium Monument are a short walk away on the Presint 2 side.
Last checked October 2026. Things change, so check opening times, fees and transport before you go.