1. Petronas Towers
Not a single tour to Kuala Lumpur but "forgot" to visit the famous twin towers and take pictures with it memories. In the daytime you might not be impressed with the beauty of the tower, but when night falls, you will understand why the Petronas Twin Towers is the place people choose the most photographed.
This work by Argentine architect César Pelli design and was completed in 1998. The tower, with 88 floors and Petronas height 452 m, once the world's tallest building for 6 years until Taipei 101 building completed in 2004 and is currently the 5th tallest building in the world
Menara Kuala Lumpur Tower 2
Located in downtown, Menara Kuala Lumpur Tower (KL Tower),-one of kuala lumpur places of attraction- 421 meters high is the best place to be able to monitor the entire city from above 360 degrees. From this height visitors can easily panoramic view of the surrounding high-rise buildings. In addition, the tower site also has a revolving restaurant, shops and cafes are extremely stylish.
3. Chinatown
Located in the heart of Petaling Street of Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown is always exciting here from morning to night with lots of stalls selling. Chinese in Malaysia is quite large, so Chinatown so that becomes very crowded and lively.
Especially in the evening, the night market stalls will display nearly filled the streets along the street and visitors will walk despite many difficulties because of cramped. Although the items sold here are priced quite soft, but visitors are advised to haggle when buying enthusiasm.
4. Batu Caves
Batu is a limestone ridge about 400 million years old about 13km from Kuala Lumpur, is the most sacred place of the followers of Hinduism (Hindu) in Malaysia travel. In order to visit the main action, where the Hindu temple at a height of 100m, visitors must pass 272 steps. At the top of the stairs, visitors will find three huge limestone caves plus the smaller cave filled with cave art ... end the ancient temple, with typical Indian architecture.
Sultan Abdul Samad Building 5
Sultan Abdul Samad Building, located in Jalan Raja county, was built in 1897 by the British architect Norman designed A.C. Sultan Abdul Samad was built based on the architecture of the buildings in some Muslim countries. Before, during longer under colonial rule, Sultan Abdul Samad used as offices of the British secretary.
6. Sunway Lagoon Theme Park
If you are interested athletes should not ignore Sunway Lagoon - which is known as the leading theme park in Asia. The waterslide round attractive, entertaining games fun and endless adventures here will give you a memorable day. Coming to Sunway Lagoon, tourists will be exploring the world of wild Africa Challenge Congo, Cameroon Climb, African Pythons ... or try the feeling standing on the highest bridge in the world and a panoramic view of the park.
Aquaria KLCC 7. Aquarium
Rounding out the top 21 most attractive destinations of Kuala Lumpur as voted by TripAdvisor, Aquaria KLCC aquarium is located in the basement of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre where visitors will admire the world with approximately 150 species of aquarium fish special. Additionally, you can also walk through 90m long tunnel, while the sharks swim hovering overhead.
Jalan Alor 8
Located in the heart of Bukit Bintang neighborhood dissipated, Jalan Alor is the most famous dining street of the capital Kuala Lumpur. Jalan Alor is a long street with dozens of bars close together, serving specialty dishes from Malaysia to the familiar dishes of other countries such as sour soup Tom Yum Thai seafood, barbeque, hot pot Chinese or Indian curry dishes ...
Time and busiest bustling Jalan Alor in from 9pm. Besides food, this neighborhood there are goods sold souvenirs, fruit and soft drinks. You will also have the opportunity to hear live music for free as
there are many young people to sing Jalan Alor, nightly earn extra income.
9. Central Market
Central Market Central Market was built in 1888, served as the capital's largest bazaar selling Kurla Lumpur seafood, meat, vegetables and daily food.
Central Market also experienced historical ups and downs, was enlarged and rebuilt over the periods: 1889, 1895, 1920, 1921 and 1933. Since the 1930s, the market was redesigned Art Décor style. Until 1970, Kuala Lumpur on strong development momentum has plans to demolish this market but with the intervention of the Malaysian Heritage Society, the market has been retained and preserved. Currently, the Central Market is considered one of the precious heritage of Malaysia.
Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is located in Lake Park (Lake Gardens - 92 acres wide lake, bending around the green lawns, forests with old trees), measuring 21 hectares, is a giant grid house, where nurturing than 3000 birds were taken from 200 localities in the country and many countries around the world. Birds in the park is nourished and protected quite strict. In the park there are also services for tourists taking pictures celebrating along with the birds here.
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