The Agricultural Heritage Park was developed to preserve the Heritage and Agriculture of Malaysia. This garden is also a Visitor Complex in a park characterized by traditional Malay architecture.

3 plants such as sireh, coconut tree and lime trees are placed near the stairs to the Visitor Complex are symbolic of the garden welcoming the presence of visitors entering the park. Three species of this plant are synonymous with 3 races in Malaysia namely Malay, Indian and Chinese.

The rubber plot found in a 9-acre park is the original estate of Prang Besar Estates estate, which is a prelude to Putrajaya's development.





The park emphasises the Malaysia's agricultural background with commercial values. There are over 180 crops in the park and during the fruit season, visitors can even sample the different type of fruits fresh from the trees.

Showcasing the agricultural development of Malaysia, visitors will experience and learn the traditional crops that were planted in vast areas throughout Malaysia.

Today, it is mainly visited by patrons for the food court that offers a variety of Malay dishes and local delicacies.