Putra Bridge

Putra Bridge is considered one of the most prestigious bridges in Putrajaya spanned about 435 meters long connecting the Government Precinct 1 to the Mixed Development Precinct and links Dataran Putra with the Boulevard. Formal procession between the Boulevard and the Putra Square would pass through this bridge which was architecturally inspired by the Islamic design of the famous Khaju Bridge in Isfahan, Iran.

The upper level of the Bridge forms part of the Boulevard. This unique three-deck bridge provides vehicle, monorail and pedestrian access. Besides providing the link between Precinct 1 and Precinct 2 on the Core Island, it has been designed to be a special feature of Putrajaya.

Bridge Structure consists of  Upper Level which is at level of 35 meter forms part of the Boulevard that connects to the Dataran Putra and the Prime Minister’s Office Complex , Lower Level at level  29 meters is used for service tunnel, LRT track, service road to Dataran Putra, and pedestrians and Lowest Level at the piers will be utilized for restaurant overlooking the water of the Lake and places for boat berthing.

Silhouette tree framing the bridge and promenade

Decorative Grille at the piers of Putra Bridge

Main Pier of Putra Bridge with Malaysian flag on

North Pier of Putra Bridge with white shed

Pier at Putra Bridge viewed from top of Taman Wawasan

One of the piers at Putra Bridge

Promenade is part of the waterfront place to view the scenic bridge

Putra Bridge viewed from Promenade

Putra Bridge viewed from Taman Wawasan

Putra Bridge viewed from Taman Wawasan

Putra Bridge viewed from top of Taman Wawasan

Putra Bridge with Mosque on the background

Putra Bridge Lake from Walkway at Taman Wawasan

Putra Bridge pictured from Promenade

Tree framing the bridge to give the dramatic scenery of the landscape

White color shed near Putra Bridge for passers-by

Artistic Wooden Boats parked under Putra Bridge

Artistic Wooden Boats below Putra Bridge

Two workers cleaning up lake near Putra Bridge