HEALTHY PARK HEALTHY PEOPLE

A few years ago,I was involved with a program HEALTHY PARK HEALTHY PEOPLE organised by Putrajaya Corporation.We organised cycling to visit most parks in Putrajaya every month for about three years.We have created the awareness of the joy to be in the parks with friends and family members.

Now, you can see a lot of people cycling and having picnic in many gardens in Putrajaya.Some beautiful locations are only accessable by walking or cycling.

During my cycling activity with my friends,I take them to many beautiful locations they have not seen before even though they have visited more than 100 times coming with their cars or motor cycles.

The sceneries are great and some have beocme addicted to taking photos whenever they are here.I am of those whom Putrajaya has inspired and motivated us to become serious amateur photographers.

Way back in 2009 when my friend Azudin first time brought me here,I fell in love with this garden.Igave it a nickname Adib Secret Garden-just line Alice in The Wonderland.How I wish I can live here,In 2014 I saw the semi-D housing project code named Yarra 8 but the price was beyond my ability to buy.By the way,this happens to be my wife favourite place to walk every weekend.

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