Taman Rimba Alam, Putrajaya

Taman Rimba Alam, Putrajaya (9 July, 2016)


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Taman Rimba Alam (GPS: 2.94043, 101.71683) is one of the urban parks in Putrajaya. It is located in Precinct 15 of the city. I paid a visit to Taman Rimba Alam during my recent trip to Putrajaya. I find the place landscaped with well-manicured lawn. The park has hiking tracks into the forest, which preserves a water catchment area. Although the road shoulders are neatly trimmed, the forest park is home to various forest trees such as the Kapor (Dryobalanops aromatica), the Keladan (Dryobalanops oblogifolia), Merawan Siput Jantan (Hopea odorata), Jelutong (Dyera costulata), Penaga Lilin (Mesua ferrea) and Damar Minyak (Agathis boornensis).

For the comfort of visitors, a roadside pavilion with interpretive boards is build at a curve of the road at Taman Rimba Alam. This is a rest area for hikers, and is equipped with toilet facilities.

Pavilion at Taman Rimba Alam, Putrajaya (9 July, 2016)


Inside the pavilion at Taman Rimba Alam, Putrajaya (9 July, 2016)

Taman Rimba Alam is on the Map of Putrajaya

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