Taman Saujana Hijau
Presint 11, Putrajaya

Taman Saujana Hijau

Taman Saujana Hijau is an attractive 41 hectare park covering a ridge and three rolling hills in the northwest corner of Putrajaya's Presint (Precinct) 11.

signpost showing the three zones: (Bustan Eropah, Bustan Oriental and Bustan Inggeris)

The landscaping is different from other parks in Putrajaya with more use of pine trees and other conifers and less tropical planting. 

The park is divided into 3 zones; a European Garden, an Oriental Garden and an English Garden (Bustan Eropah, Bustan Oriental and Bustan Inggeris).

map showing the three zones

European Garden

pergola in European garden in Putrajaya

This area is located on the highest of the three hills and provides excellent views over Putrajaya. A small pavilion in European style stands alongside an open lawn which would be ideal for playing football except that ball games are not allowed.

With the open spaces, fir trees and wooded trails there is something of a Mediterranean atmosphere here.

steps leading uphill
fir trees
hiking trail in the park
hilltop view

Oriental Garden

Chinese Pavillion in Presint 11

This section is crowned with a Chinese style pavilion and has greater use of tropical vegetation. The shelters in this park have been equipped with a lightning protection system (basically a tall mast) and visitors are warned not to stand next to the masts during a thunderstorm.

monkey puzzle trees
attractive conifer tree
pergola in the oriental garden
colourful flower bed

English Garden

gazebo in the English garden

The English pavilion is an attractive gazebo surrounded by colourful flower beds. Only the weather is different from England! There is not a lot of shade in the park though it may improve as the trees mature. To avoid the hot sun it is better to visit in the early morning or late afternoon.

immature fir trees
walkways in the garden
orange and yellow flower beds
gazebo from a distance

Admission Charges & Opening Hours

Admission is FREE.

The park is open during daylight hours.

How to Get to Taman Saujana Hijau

The location is marked on this map.

If you are driving, just follow the signs to Presint 11 and once you are there follow the brown signs to the park.

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