Postcrossing MY-55036 To Netherlands



Postcard Delight presents this postcard of Putra Mosque at Putrajaya Lake, on the left, together with the Prime Minister's Office at Perdana Putra, on the right. Putrajaya, the new federal administrative city, was named after the first Malaysian Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra, with the "jaya" as part of the city's name means "victory" in Sanskrit.

Some useful information:

Coordinates - 2°55′00″N 101°40′00″E

Quote at the back of this postcard

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"The Prime Minister's Office Complex and the Putra Mosque, two of the most significant landmarks in Putrajaya."

This postcard was one of my second batch of postcards sent to addresses provided by Postcrossing, a postcard exchange project.

Postcard sent on January 6th., 2011

Distance from Malaysia to Netherlands : 10,217km (6,349 miles)

Denote:= From Malaysia

Denote:= To Netherlands

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Postcrossing MY-55028 To Finland



Postcard Delight presents this postcard of Perdana Putra, the Prime Minister's Department Complex, in Putrajaya, Malaysia. Putrajaya (Jawi: ڤوتراجاي) is the third and latest Federal Territory after Kuala Lumpur and Labuan. It resumes the federal administrative function from Kuala Lumpur since 2001.

Some useful information:

Coordinates - 2°55′00″N 101°40′00″E

Quote at the back of this postcard

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"The six-storey Prime Minister's Office Complex in Putrajaya is made up of three wings; the main dome of glazed mosaic is surrounded by four small domes, signifying Malay and Islamic elements."

This postcard was one of my second batch of postcards sent to addresses provided by Postcrossing, a postcard exchange project.

Postcard sent on January 6th., 2011

Distance from Malaysia to Finland : 9,123km (5,669 miles)


Denote:= From Malaysia

Denote:= To Finland

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Postcrossing MY-53851 To U.S.A.

Postcard Delight presents this postcard of Petronas Twin Towers in daylight. As quoted at the back of this postcard, it was designed by Cesar Pelli, a famous Argentine architect, together with Djay Cerico. Petronas Twin Towers were constructed from 1992 to 1998 for a total of 88 floors, and became the tallest buildings in the world for six years until Taipei 101 completed in 2004.

Quote at the back of this postcard

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"Designed by Cesar Pelli, PETRONAS Twin Towers looms 452 metres above street level, and is connected by a skybridge at the 41st floors."

This postcard was one of my first batch of postcards sent to addresses provided by Postcrossing, a postcard exchange project.

Postcard sent on December 14th., 2010

Distance from Malaysia to U.S.A. : 15,437km (9,592 miles)

Denote:= From Malaysia

Denote:= To U.S.A.