One of the best spots to get necessary info on where to go around Kuala Lumpur (and the country) if you don't have a local friend or guide.
Your best one-stop for souvenirs and mementos of Kuala Lumpur. Can get a little pricey though. As in every public tourist area, be aware of your belongings.
Taking a peek into the country's history, will definitely give you an appreciation of Malaysia and just what makes it so beautifully unique.
The National Library in Jalan Tun Razak is a repository for locally-written and international books of an academic nature.
Malaysia’s National Theatre. Also known as The Palace of Culture, it towers over the National Art Gallery on Jalan Tun Razak. Built in 1999, it is the country’s home to the performing arts.
The Museum Of Islamic Arts is set close to the National Mosque. It contains one of the world’s best collections of Islamic art.
The National Planetarium is another attraction in Lake Gardens and is dedicated to all things related to space and astronomy.
Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve is one of the oldest permanent forest reserves in the country in the middle of a bustling metropolis and is the only remaining tropical rainforest in the heart of the city.
Historic site where Malaysia celebrated her independence. Also home to many outdoor local and international concerts.
The Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens, also called Taman Tasik Perdana, dates back to the 1880s' and remains a popular recreational spot for locals till this day.
This place is definitely - no pun intended - not for the birds. Over 3,000 species housed here. Good day out with family especially.
The Butterfly Park houses more than 6,000 butterflies from 120 species. Get up close and personal with the butterflies here.
The Orchid & Hibiscus Gardens are part of the Lake Gardens in KL. Located on a small hill overlooking the KL Bird Park, offering an abundance of what else - orchids and hibiscus.
Lush greenery in the heart of the city. Perhaps a respite after shopping where the kids can also splash about.
Occupying 60,000sqft in the concourse level of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Aquaria KLCC is a world-class giant aquarium housing thousands of marine species from all over the world.
Masjid Jamek is one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur and is unique with its brand of Moorish architecture. Officially opened in 1909 and built on the first Malay burial ground.
The natural wonder of the limestone formations serves as a backdrop to one of the most popular Hindu shrines in the world. Said to be some 400 million years old. Take a walk up the 272 steps.
Mid Valley Megamall is a complex comprising a shopping mall, an office tower block, offices and hotels. The mall has 4.5 million square feet (420,000 m²) of total floor area.
Looking for a bargain? While most malls won't allow haggling prices, you may come across a better price, or a more unusual item here.
Another great shopping experience - complete with a 7 story indoor roller coaster.
RAsian Heritage Row offers a myriad of international flavours ranging from Vietnamese to Portuguese. The area transforms into trendy hub for nightclubs at night.
A cozy spot for the best of local Malay dishes, and cultural performances to boot.
Hidden gem. Located a stone's throw from Uptown Danau Kota, Zam's burgers are drool-licious!
Instant tooth decay guaranteed. Heaven for sugar rush enthusiasts and kids with that sweet tooth.
If you're in Malaysia, then you'll have heard of nasi lemak - a signature local dish. Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa located in the heart of Kampung Baru is a fave choice for it.
A spot of choice for some authentic yong tau fu, a Chinese soup dish.
Delicious home-style Malay food that's both affordable and yummy! Worth the trip. Recommend the 'ikan pari' set (I think it's eagle ray fish).
A franchise that can be found all over KL, the 24 hour eatery is Indian Muslim fare. A choice hang-out after-hours when you get the munchies after a hard night's partying.
Another chain of 'mamak' eateries. This one is located facing KLCC and walking distance from Zouk Club. Best spot to fill 'em up after partying out.
Intimate dining experience along with some of the best music in town. Occasionally features some of Malaysia's best independent music in the live circuit.
Different rooms different vibes - Zouk is definitely one of the main clubbing haunts of choice in Kuala Lumpur.
Here's a tip. Grab a cab here. Parking is crap here. But the music and crowds are awesome.
Bustling night market that offers anything and everything. Big selection of everything up on sale. And yes, you can bargain!
Another popular night market that comes alive after 10pm until the wee hours of the morning. Parking is a hassle but the experience is worth it.
'Bundle' means pre-owned items. Mainly apparel & footwear, Chow Kit's bundle is a good deal when it comes to sourcing vintage clothing. Watch your wallets! Place gets busy about midnight.
Shopping, food, anything you need is in the heart of the city. Once you're done, grab a traditional massage on the street to soothe those aching muscles.
