Moroccan Pavilion Putrajaya, Putrajaya Overview

Moroccan Pavilion located in Putrajaya is a fine replica of the palaces in Morocco, designed with the objective of cultural exchange between Malaysia and Morocco. The locals call it Astaka Morocco.

The uniqueness about the place is the remarkable Moorish architecture evident in the intricate craftsmanship depicted in the ceilings, pillars and walls of the pavilion. It is a must-visit for architecture fanatics, history buffs and those who appreciate culture and heritage. The place is also a photographer's paradise.

Design of Moroccan Pavilion

The design and construction of Moroccan Pavilion is very detailed, with intricate carvings on the walls adorned with Islamic calligraphy, as well as, with four different galleries that provide an insight into four of Morocco's oldest cities.

The pavilion is surrounded by landscaped gardens and is tucked away in the corner of the botanical garden, alongside a lake. The aesthetics of the palace help you take back home some beautiful and pleasing photographs. The place has gained massive featuring in wedding photoshoots.

It must be noted that photography is allowed only in the outer corridors, even though visitors can wander inside. One can visit the place solo, with friends or family. Apart from the pavilion, one can enjoy the rest of the Botanic Gardens as well.

How to Reach Putrajaya's Moroccan Pavilion

In order to reach Moroccan Pavilion, take the Cityliner Bus #868 from Sonar Kota, Kuala Lumpur to reach Putrajaya. One can also reach Putrajaya by train or other means and then use the NadiPutra commuter buses to reach the Botanical Gardens where the pavilion is located.

Its is recommended that one should take a personal car or use a ride hailing app such as MyCar or Grab to get there, since there are no immediate train stations nearby.