Cyberjaya Lake Gardens
Established in 2007, this serene 400-acre garden is popular with both locals and visitors, and is filled with lovely, shady areas that are perfect for picnics. The Lake Garden visitor information center also has a cafe and shops. If you enjoy sports, you’ll also find a golf driving range and a track around the lake for walking, jogging, and biking.
Tamarind Square
An urban village built as part of Cyberjaya’s effort to become the Silicon Valley of Malaysia, Tamarind Square is created to entertain students and professionals who work in the surrounding areas. The square houses arts and culture projects, special events, shops, and cafés. The bookstore is even open 24 hours.
Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Located just south of central Kuala Lumpur, around 45 minutes from Cyberjaya, the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia features a wide-ranging permanent collection of artwork and ceramics from across Asia and the Middle East. The museum’s gleaming white walls and aquamarine tiles, capped by a spacious dome, make an ornate frame for intricately woven textiles, glittering coins, and traditional jewelry, along with detailed models of buildings significant to Islam and its history.