What to do there?
What to do there?
Visit the world’s largest walk-in aviary at KL Bird Park. Fancy some shopping and enjoy Kuala Lumpur’s nightlife at Bukit Bintang. Stretch your legs and explore the various temples and mosques as well as Kuala Lumpur’s cultural hub: Pasar Seni.
With diverse dining options easily available, expect a wide variety of dishes from Malay, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan, Nyonya and the world over to satisfy any gastronomic craving. Shopping is also a definite sport in Kuala Lumpur, with high end shopping districts such as Suria KLCC and Pavilion offering some of the best retail therapy around.
For those looking for souvenirs, Petaling Street Market (Chinatown) or Central Market will be your best bet for those rare and unique finds. Eventhough KL looks set as a city that is constantly on the rise, the city still manages to retain its unique charm with lush jungles and laid back style with Kampung Baru being the focal point.
With diverse dining options easily available, expect a wide variety of dishes from Malay, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan, Nyonya and the world over to satisfy any gastronomic craving. Shopping is also a definite sport in Kuala Lumpur, with high end shopping districts such as Suria KLCC and Pavilion offering some of the best retail therapy around.
For those looking for souvenirs, Petaling Street Market (Chinatown) or Central Market will be your best bet for those rare and unique finds. Eventhough KL looks set as a city that is constantly on the rise, the city still manages to retain its unique charm with lush jungles and laid back style with Kampung Baru being the focal point.
What to see there?
What to see there?
The Petronas Twin Towers lit up at night is a sight to behold, get to the KLCC park and have fun snapping pictures. Travel to Pasar Seni, Little India and Petaling Street to snag some arts and crafts uniquely made by local talent. Feeling adventurous? Head up to the visitor deck of the KL Tower for a bird’s eye view of the city.
For park lovers, Titiwangsa and Perdana Lake Club are worth exploring with stunning greenery captured against the backdrop of Kuala Lumpur's skyline.
For a taste of history, Stadium Merdeka is located in the heart of KL and this is where Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's first Prime Minister declared independence from British rule in 1957 bringing an end to colonialism.
On the weekends, KLites also converge to Dataran Merdeka (Merdeka Square) to soak up the night lights and 'lepak'.
For vibrant nightlife, the party can be found at nightspots all over Kuala Lumpur in places such as Bukit Bintang, Bangsar, Damansara, Changkat and TREC.
For park lovers, Titiwangsa and Perdana Lake Club are worth exploring with stunning greenery captured against the backdrop of Kuala Lumpur's skyline.
For a taste of history, Stadium Merdeka is located in the heart of KL and this is where Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's first Prime Minister declared independence from British rule in 1957 bringing an end to colonialism.
On the weekends, KLites also converge to Dataran Merdeka (Merdeka Square) to soak up the night lights and 'lepak'.
For vibrant nightlife, the party can be found at nightspots all over Kuala Lumpur in places such as Bukit Bintang, Bangsar, Damansara, Changkat and TREC.
Who should I go with?
Who should I go with?
Solo, couple, friends, family and groups.
When is the best time to go there?
When is the best time to go there?
- January - Chinese New Year celebrations
- February - Thaipusam Celebrations
- All year round
What to eat?
What to eat?
- Nasi lemak
- Banana leaf rice
- Roti canai
- Hokkien mee
- Nasi dagang
- Ramly beef burger
Where to eat?
Where to eat?
Nasi Lemak Mak Wanjor, Moorthy's Mathai Indian Rice, Restoran Kim Lian Kee, Warung Kak Zai.
Useful local terms
Useful local terms
- Selamat pagi/petang - Good morning/evening
- Terima kasih - Thank you
- Maaf - Sorry
- Berapakah harga ini - What is the price?
- Bolehkah anda membantu saya - Can you help me?
- Tandas di mana - Where is the toilet?
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- It is generally hot and humid with occasional downpours now and then. The weather can change unexpectedly so do keep that in mind.
- When shopping at tourist spots, always remember to bargain!
- There have been cases of snatch thieves, remember to keep your valuables on your person and out of sight.
Kuala Lumpur, or KL, as the locals call it, is a metropolis that highlights the country’s diversity and unique traditions in a growing urban environment. The city will give you a glimpse into the numerous facets of culture and entertainment.
Kuala Lumpur, or KL, as the locals call it, is a metropolis that highlights the country’s diversity and unique traditions in a growing urban environment. The city will give you a glimpse into the numerous facets of culture and entertainment.
What to do there?
What to do there?
Visit the world’s largest walk-in aviary at KL Bird Park. Fancy some shopping and enjoy Kuala Lumpur’s nightlife at Bukit Bintang. Stretch your legs and explore the various temples and mosques as well as Kuala Lumpur’s cultural hub: Pasar Seni.
With diverse dining options easily available, expect a wide variety of dishes from Malay, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan, Nyonya and the world over to satisfy any gastronomic craving. Shopping is also a definite sport in Kuala Lumpur, with high end shopping districts such as Suria KLCC and Pavilion offering some of the best retail therapy around.
For those looking for souvenirs, Petaling Street Market (Chinatown) or Central Market will be your best bet for those rare and unique finds. Eventhough KL looks set as a city that is constantly on the rise, the city still manages to retain its unique charm with lush jungles and laid back style with Kampung Baru being the focal point.
With diverse dining options easily available, expect a wide variety of dishes from Malay, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan, Nyonya and the world over to satisfy any gastronomic craving. Shopping is also a definite sport in Kuala Lumpur, with high end shopping districts such as Suria KLCC and Pavilion offering some of the best retail therapy around.
For those looking for souvenirs, Petaling Street Market (Chinatown) or Central Market will be your best bet for those rare and unique finds. Eventhough KL looks set as a city that is constantly on the rise, the city still manages to retain its unique charm with lush jungles and laid back style with Kampung Baru being the focal point.
What to see there?
What to see there?
The Petronas Twin Towers lit up at night is a sight to behold, get to the KLCC park and have fun snapping pictures. Travel to Pasar Seni, Little India and Petaling Street to snag some arts and crafts uniquely made by local talent. Feeling adventurous? Head up to the visitor deck of the KL Tower for a bird’s eye view of the city.
For park lovers, Titiwangsa and Perdana Lake Club are worth exploring with stunning greenery captured against the backdrop of Kuala Lumpur's skyline.
For a taste of history, Stadium Merdeka is located in the heart of KL and this is where Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's first Prime Minister declared independence from British rule in 1957 bringing an end to colonialism.
On the weekends, KLites also converge to Dataran Merdeka (Merdeka Square) to soak up the night lights and 'lepak'.
For vibrant nightlife, the party can be found at nightspots all over Kuala Lumpur in places such as Bukit Bintang, Bangsar, Damansara, Changkat and TREC.
For park lovers, Titiwangsa and Perdana Lake Club are worth exploring with stunning greenery captured against the backdrop of Kuala Lumpur's skyline.
For a taste of history, Stadium Merdeka is located in the heart of KL and this is where Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's first Prime Minister declared independence from British rule in 1957 bringing an end to colonialism.
On the weekends, KLites also converge to Dataran Merdeka (Merdeka Square) to soak up the night lights and 'lepak'.
For vibrant nightlife, the party can be found at nightspots all over Kuala Lumpur in places such as Bukit Bintang, Bangsar, Damansara, Changkat and TREC.
Who should I go with?
Who should I go with?
Solo, couple, friends, family and groups.
When is the best time to go there?
When is the best time to go there?
- January - Chinese New Year celebrations
- February - Thaipusam Celebrations
- All year round
What to eat?
What to eat?
- Nasi lemak
- Banana leaf rice
- Roti canai
- Hokkien mee
- Nasi dagang
- Ramly beef burger
Where to eat?
Where to eat?
Nasi Lemak Mak Wanjor, Moorthy's Mathai Indian Rice, Restoran Kim Lian Kee, Warung Kak Zai.
Useful local terms
Useful local terms
- Selamat pagi/petang - Good morning/evening
- Terima kasih - Thank you
- Maaf - Sorry
- Berapakah harga ini - What is the price?
- Bolehkah anda membantu saya - Can you help me?
- Tandas di mana - Where is the toilet?
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- It is generally hot and humid with occasional downpours now and then. The weather can change unexpectedly so do keep that in mind.
- When shopping at tourist spots, always remember to bargain!
- There have been cases of snatch thieves, remember to keep your valuables on your person and out of sight.
