Joanna James
Being the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur does have its collection of amazing attractions for all kinds of visitors.
No movie that has ever been shot in Malaysia has done so without showing this iconic building in the backdrop. These buildings rise up over the city skyline and is a definite must-visit when you are in Kuala Lumpur. Most of the hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia the likes of Travelodge City Centre, Kuala Lumpur are located within easy access to this attraction. You'll be able to get quite a few iconic photographs from outside the building but make sure you explore the inside of the building too. The Petronas twin towers are home to an art gallery, a convention centre and a shopping mall. If you travel right up to level 86 this is where you will find the observation deck that offers the most spectacular views of the city below. For yet another breathtaking view of Kuala Lumpur, you must visit the sky bridge that connects both the buildings.
If you want to have a more adventurous experience of the city, especially after the sunset, then you must visit this part of Kuala Lumpur. Bukit Bintang is home to the city's most chic clubs, pubs, restaurants and bars that provide you an unforgettable night out on the town. A point to note is that if you want to sample local cuisine then you must head here as it offers a variety of choices when it comes to street food.
Instead of always exploring Kuala Lumpur from inside a car or public transport make sure you spend a day or at least half a day exploring the city on foot. The city has many parks and recreational areas to offer to its travellers and most of these places are free of charge to enter. If you are travelling with children visiting some of the popular theme parks in the area would make for an adventurous and fun family outing.
The Batu caves are definitely one of the most popular attractions in the country and can be found about 11 km away from Kuala Lumpur. Home to a few Hindu shrines, a century-old temple and some stunning caves that have amazing interiors and limestone structures, this holy attraction is definitely a unique place that will teach you a lot about Malaysia's religion and cultural heritage. Make sure you keep one day aside for the exploration of Batu caves as you will definitely be tired after this adventure.
It is an obvious fact that Kuala Lumpur and most parts of Malaysia are a major shopping destination for people from all over the world. This shopping hub is home to a vast choice of international brands and products. For the travellers who are interested in designer brands and clothing do not worry as you have a lot of options to choose from beginning from Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Louis Vuitton, Chanel and much more.
This place is a theme park that is quite a family favourite. The park offers various adventures for people of all ages. Make more than 80 attractions and rides to choose from, this place is also a waterpark that provides a surf beach with a wave pool and a collection of tube rides. There are different sections to this theme park, including an amusement park and extreme park. For those who want to experience a little bit of Halloween while on a holiday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia you must visit the scream park.
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