The Explorer: Rendezvous in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

You have a day in Kuala Lumpur and wondering what to do and where to go? Just get a tourist visa for Malaysia and visit the enticing places around and keep your camera ready for great pictures. The city of Petronas is brimming with tourists and makes it a fun place to have a relaxed holiday.

Petronas is calling you

Along with the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is also home to Petronas Twin Towers. They are a pair of sparkling skyscrapers with Islamic motifs on it. These are the tallest twins in the world and possess a sky bridge along with an observation deck where the public is allowed to visit and enjoy city views. Below the building is a beautiful walkway, where you can enjoy your evening stroll and click pictures.

Shopping time in Petaling  Street

Better known as Chinatown, Petaling Lane is a dream for every shopaholic person. You will love it for the vibrant vibes it gives. It is well-lit with bright red lights and has attractive lanterns. Here, you will find a number of things starting from stylish bags to shoes and cosmetics to mobile accessories. You get everything at a cheap rate. In short, this is a good place if you want to buy some souvenirs for your friends and family.

Learn some history at Sri Mahamariamman Temple

Experiencing a bit of India in Kuala Lumpur is not a bad idea at all. This is the last thing you would expect on the streets of Malaysia. It is a South Indian temple where you can worship, enjoy sandalwood fragrance from incense sticks and savor some sweets. The temple has the deity of Lord Mahamariammam and is immensely peaceful. Some trivia: any kind of short clothes aren’t allowed inside the temple.

Walk in City Centre

Bustling with plenty of tourists, the city center is where you will find most of the branded showrooms and boutiques. It is one of the most happening places of KL and is close to the Phoenix mall. Indulge in some premium shopping or sip your beer with your squad or enjoy evening lights on the streets. At this place, you are sure to feel the energy in your nerves.

Batu Caves and rainbow stairs

Batu Caves are home to a Hindu temple. It is built inside limestone caves and is an amazing place to visit while in Kuala Lumpur. Here you will find the 2nd highest Hindu Deity Idol of the world of approx 140 Ft.. Don’t forget to get a picture clicked in front of the rainbow staircase which is right behind the statue. And, there is a pigeon feeding area where you can play with some pigeons and feed them.

Some thrill on KL Towers’ glass floor

Imagine yourself walking on a floor completely made up of glass. Tremble, fall or walk straight, these towers welcome visitors to feel some thrill and get adventurous. Just take a cab to KL Towers, buy tickets, and feel the adrenaline rush. Let us warn you; it’s not just a skywalk but a walk over heaven or hell when you know you are walking in the air at a height of 1381 ft.

A tip for vegetarians- If you are looking for some vegetarian food, head straight to Sangeetha Restaurant or Sarvanna Bhawan, they serve delicious Indian meals and are pure veg.

Now that you know, Kuala Lumpur has a lot to do, don’t waste your layover sitting in the airport lounge but make use of it. Explore the eateries, shop around the Chinese stalls, or wander on the classy streets of the city. Kuala Lumpur is all set to welcome you, are you ready for it?

The best luxury hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Kuala Lumpur is among the world’s top destinations for business travelers, and luxury is the way of life in the capital of Malaysia. From Hilton Kuala Lumpur to Mandarin Oriental, here’s the CEOWORLD magazine’s pick of the best luxury hotels to stay in the capital of Malaysia.

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