Taman Saujana Hijau is located in Precinct 11 Putrajaya, comprising a hilly area that's been landscaped beautifully. Entrance to the park is free and you're bound to be blown away by what you find at this public garden that stretches out over 47 hectares of land.
Used to the unkempt wilderness of jungle trails, Taman Saujana Hijau’s manicured gardens and concrete jogging path never appealed to me. But, it seemed ridiculous that I had travelled to the most southerly point in Continental Asia and Malaysia’s most northerly state, yet had not explored my own backyard. So in December of last year, I satisfied my curiosity.
Sepanjang jalan nak pergi dan balik tu ada lah nampak orang tengah jogging, ada yang cycling, bebudak muda buat discussion kat atas track, ada yang datang untuk amik gambar dan tak kurang jugak sepasang suami isteri India ni duduk atas rumput tepi bunga sambil borak.
The equestrian park visit started with a stable tour. Upon entering, we saw some horses having evening bath by the staff. We had been told that Tun M has 7 horses here. The equestrian has 14 horses by their own which offers public for joyriding for a minimum fee of RM15 for adult and RM10 for a kid.
Cycling uphill after not cycling for such a long time was really sweat-breaking and heart-racing, man! hahaha Thankfully, my bicycle had a working gear which I can switch in order to ease my cycling uphill. Phew! No doubt, the guys had better stamina and reached the top in the blink of an eye.
Initially we wish to rent a bike in the city and cycled around Putrajaya, but we really lack of information where can we get the bike, so we changed our mind to Botanical Garden ( was a good choice actually, Putrajaya city was just too hot for a cycling in the morning, but suitable for a night cycling)
Rating Easy. There is only 1 obvious incline and 2 downward slopes if you circumnavigate the lake in an anti-clockwise direction. Pros Not as popular as Putrajaya Lakeside. Cons An A to B route rather than a loop.
