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Putrajaya Weather, Climate and Best Time to Visit

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Putrajaya year round climate

  • Spring (March–May): Average 28.3–29.1°C, hot and humid climate, moderate rainfall. Popular activities: Visiting Putrajaya Lakeside Park, touring administrative center buildings. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, short-sleeved shirts, loose-fitting trousers.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 28.0–28.9°C, hot and humid climate, relatively less rainfall. Popular activities: Water activities, seeking refuge from the heat in indoor attractions such as Putrajaya's shopping malls or museums. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, short-sleeved shirts, loose-fitting trousers, and sunscreen.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 27.6–28.2°C, hot and humid climate, heavier rainfall, with November being the peak of the rainy season. Popular activities: Visiting Putrajaya's mosques, enjoying indoor leisure activities, avoiding prolonged outdoor activities. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, rain gear is essential.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 27.3–27.9°C, hot and humid climate, moderate to heavy rainfall. Popular activities: Visiting Putrajaya's various parks and gardens, enjoying the cool evening air. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, long sleeves or a light jacket are recommended.

Putrajaya climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 28°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 3083 mm / Summer humidity: 75%–85% / Rainiest month: November

Putrajaya monthly average temperature and precipitation

Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
27.6°C
226.3
February
27.9°C
175
March
28.3°C
364.7
April
28.6°C
233
May
29.1°C
258
June
28.5°C
221.7
July
28.9°C
158
August
28°C
244.7
September
28.2°C
164
October
27.9°C
313
November
27.6°C
377
December
27.3°C
348.3

Putrajaya weather for the next seven days

2/2
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
31.8°C/21.6°C
2/3
Tuesday
Sunny
32.6°C/20.8°C
2/4
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
31.8°C/21.8°C
2/5
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
27.9°C/22.9°C
2/6
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
31.2°C/22.5°C
2/7
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
26.1°C/23°C
2/8
Sunday
Moderate rain
29.4°C/22.6°C

Putrajaya Frequently Asked Questions and Useful Information for Travel

What are the must-see sights and activities in Putrajaya?

Discover the captivating beauty of Putrajaya with must-see sights and activities including the iconic Putra Mosque, the vibrant IOI City Mall for shopping, engaging photography tours to capture its stunning architecture, and the serene Gardens. For personalized recommendations, explore our AI trip-planning product.

Why is Putrajaya famous?

Putrajaya is renowned as Malaysia's administrative capital, showcasing a unique blend of modern architecture with strong Malay and Islamic influences that reflect the nation's heritage. Famous landmarks like the grand Putra Mosque and the elegant Seri Wawasan Bridge are testaments to its distinctive design.

Is Putrajaya a walkable city?

While Putrajaya is a large city, the walkability within each precinct is quite commendable. Several areas within Putrajaya are ideal for walking, especially to explore their beautifully landscaped gardens and exquisite buildings.

How can I travel to Putrajaya from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL)?

The most convenient way to travel from Kuala Lumpur Airport (KUL) to Putrajaya without a car is by train. The journey takes approximately 16 minutes and costs between RM 9 and RM 20. Trains depart every 30 minutes from KLIA T1 to Putrajaya & Cyberjaya.

What kind of architecture can I find in Putrajaya?

Putrajaya's architecture is a stunning showcase of modern design with significant influences from Malay and Islamic styles. This blend creates a unique aesthetic that highlights Malaysia's rich cultural heritage, evident in its government buildings and iconic landmarks.