"Enjoy the magical city of Kuala Lumpur where many cultures and religions can be found. This self-guided audio tour will take you through the city where you will see the amazing Masjid Jamek Mosque and the impressive Sri Mahamariamman Temple. You will also see the Sultan Abdul Samad Bu Bukit Bintang the Lake Gardens Chinatown Chan See Shu Yuen Temple Central Market
"The KL Tower (aka the Menara Kuala Lumpur) is one of the most iconic sights in Kuala Lumpur and is visible from most parts of the city. It's one of the world’s tallest telecommunications towers a major tourist destination and a popular venue for special occasions. The tower sits on a hill making it appear taller than the city's famous Petronas Towers; KL Tower measures 1381 feet (421 meters) high while the Petronas Towers measures 1483 feet (452 meters). With your admission ticket you may visit whenever you wish during operating hours. Perhaps go to watch the sunset and see lights come on across the sprawling city below. When booking choose from the following two admission options.KL Tower Observation Deck and XD Theater:After arriving at KL Tower
"This four-hour tour provides a brief introduction to Kuala Lumpur's famous locations and allows time to explore the city at leisure. You will meet your local driver/guide upon pick-up from your city hotel in the morning and embark on your guided narrated tour in our comfortable air-conditioned vehicle.Visit the various Kuala Lumpur attractions making photo stops at any location you prefer. All you need to say “Pull Over” and the driver/guide will be more than happy to accommodate. The tour will take you to the King's Palace a symbol of Malaysian sovereignty as well as Merdeka Square which features the world’s tallest free standing flag pole nestled between the old courthouse and the famous Selangor Club built Victorian style architecture. Look up at the perfectly symmetrical twin structure of the 88-story Petronas Twin Tower
The Petronas Twin Towers have become an icon and symbol of Kuala Lumpur. They are now the tallest twin towers in the world, at 451.9 metres. The buildings are 88 stories high, and the sky bridge...
Batu Caves are north of the centre of KL, near the suburb of Gombak. It is a sacred site to Hindus, and when you arrive you'll see a huge golden statue of Lord Murugan next door to a large set of...
Chinatown is Flea Market known of its cheap Items sold by street vendors including street food as well. A visit during the night will be awesome. I only went during the day and got myself some cheap...
the outdoor theme park was closed and demolished since 2013, on the site will be a new Theme Park Opening in 2015 by Twenty Century Fox Studios! when you usually book a day tour via a tour company of...
Menara KL, the KL tower, is one of the two landmarks of KL, and I've finally gotten around to reviewing it due to a recent re-visit. 420m tall, and opened to the public in 1996, Menara KL was...
I had read a little about Dataran Merdeka, or Independence Square, also called Merdeka Square before arriving, and put it on my list of places to visit. My accommodation, Hotel Maison Boutique in...
The Palace is the Official residence of the Supreme King of Malaysia.This Place is surrounded by a beautiful park and Green lawns. It looked great from the outside. Entry not allowed but Nice views...
I would suggest the best way to see KL, is on the hop on/off double decker tour Bus which has a glass top roof. You can catch it at Petronas towers or at any other Bus stop on the route . Look for a...
There is a very strange sculpture of a dancing woman when you walk along Jalan Tun Sabanthan and reach the area where the Elephant Fountain is located. I could not really relate this to a beautiful...
Bukit Bintang is known as the New York of Kuala Lumpur! there is a huge shopping mall there with all the designer gear,Gucci,Calvin Klein.Armani, vans everything you can think off! ( o and for you...
The High Court was the former National History Museum from 1919. It houses many historical buildings, structures and icons that date back to more than a century, such as the: Sultan Abdul Samad...
Wow ! What a place to view. If you really love nature then you must have to visit Lake Gardens Park. There are a lot of things to see and many park are there. We can walk through these parks. There...
Really enjoyed my visit here earlier this year May 2015 as you can see a lovely range of birds up close and get really good photos - birds of prey, flamingoes, hornbills, orange egrets, pelicans were...
The Kuala Lumpur Railway Station opened in 1910 and is notable for its architecture, adopting a mixture of Eastern and Western designs. The station contains a main hall, ticket counters and offices,...