Its landscaped hills and beautiful trails provide an escape for city dwellers out for a jog or some early morning t'ai chi, parkland that provides a refreshing ambience.
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.
This place is definitely - no pun intended - not for the birds. Over 3,000 species housed here. Good day out with family especially.
Lots of postcard-worthy shots in what is perhaps Malaysia's most iconic and most-recognized location. Have a little walk throughout the square.
The oldest market in KL with some Malay handicrafts, art and fabrics. If you go there look out for the seasonal fruits of buah salak (snakeskin fruit), dragon fruit, guava, pomelo and star fruit.
Located in Chinatown, this is the oldest Taoist Temple in KL. This is dedicated to the deities Sin Sze Ya and Si Sze Ya. You can witness old, traditional Chinese religious customs here.
Founded in 1873, the Sri Mahamariamman Temple is the oldest and richest Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur. It provided an important place of worship for early Indian immigrants.
From the Gucci bags to the Rolex watches, its the cuisine that's the only thing authentic on Petaling Street! So try it!
Coffee is strong, smooth and aroma. Environment is stylish and comfortable, feel classy. Peanut butter is fabulous, not too sweet and soft.
My favourite place/area to hangout, learn Japanese culture n buy some items
Beautiful traditional Malay house. Take 3pm tour beforehand (closed on Sunday).
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Epic Mall in KL, you can find anything here; cinema, amusement park, shopping, foodcourt, etc.
The best rooftop bar I've ever had. Romantic yet enjoy your night peacefully with 360 degree night view. Awesome night ever..
Jalan Alor, situated nearby the shopping haven of Bukit Bintang is a gastronomic paradise. Get your fix of the best street Chinese food with endless varieties of everything.
One of the trendiest areas in Kuala Lumpur. Food, drinks - and lots of loud music with dozens of establishments that cater to all.
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.
Like plants? Love trees? Go wild at FRIM – the research center dedicated to Malaysia’s stunning range of rare species. Highlights include the canopy walkway and newlywed couples on photo shoots
The Thean Hou Temple is one of the oldest temples in Southeast Asia. The six-tiered Chinese temple features imposing pillars, ornate carvings and murals on the walls.
Another worthy stopover. Take a ride up the tower and get the best view of the city here. Grab a bite at the revolving restaurant at the top of the seventh taller tower in the world.
Hidden gem! Vegetarian buffet serving Indian cuisine. The best experience I had while in KL. gotta try their coconut ginger drink. It's revitalizing!
Admission ticket to the sky bridge is limited. First come first serve basis. Be ere before 8 AM if you want to get tickets! (:
Beautifully landscaped park with trees & palms as well as soothing water features. It has a children's playground, a wading pool & a rubberised jogging track.
