Head to District 21, the first leisure park of its kind located in Putrajaya’s trendy IOI City Mall. Some 70,000 square feet was set aside for the mall’s signature attraction, which includes the largest indoor rope challenge course in Asia.

Essentially an obstacle course with ten bases, the park emulates a post-apocalyptic world, complete with aged steel entrances, metal cages and even an overturned school bus. Aiming to provide as diverse an experience as possible, the ten stations offer everything from go-karts, fly-foxing, mazes and climbing walls. The first stop is the Power Station, an interactive climbing wall, fitted with auto-belays for safety.

Next comes the Roller Glider, a thrilling zip line that takes adventurers along a curved closed loop, allowing them to experience the fun of a coaster – with the adrenaline rush of being suspended mid-way.

For those with a need for speed, the Pedal Station is a 57m go-kart track designed to test speed and skill with its sharp corners, while the Pump Track is a non-stop course of drops, jumps and bumps, which allows one to ride continuously without breaks. Riders can choose between a bike, scooter or skateboard.

Other stops include the Launch Pad (a large trampoline field), The Maze (a labyrinth of tunnels and cages suspended 10m off the ground), the Sky Trail (the 23-stage rope challenge), and the Tubby Ride, which imitates the sensation of sliding down a snowbank on a round tube. Younger children aren’t left out of the action either; the park has a scaled down version of the Sky Trail, with low rope courses for the daring little ones.