bird park
The sprawling Hubin Park in Kuala Lumpur (created by the British in the 19th century) is mainly for charging and relaxing urban residents. Over time, the local government has put some new ideas into practice and improved the level of the park. One of the ideas is the creation of a fascinating KL bird park. It is a large open aviary where you can not only walk among peacocks, feed parakeets, but also watch ostriches up close.
Heifeng cave
Batu caves is located in the mountains near the Batu River, which is a short drive to Kuala Lumpur. The mountain is famous for its two major attractions: the large area of Indian temple buildings on the mountain, and the natural and intricate caves in the mountain. Once you climb the 272 steps, you can not only look at the temples, but also explore caves.
Bukit Ceylon
Bukit Ceylon is a famous nightlife area in Kuala Lumpur, where bars, clubs and restaurants are all over the street. Popular recreational activities include jazz bands, funk music and classical piano. You don't get tired of being there all day or / or all night. Bukit Ceylon is paradise for anyone.
Little India
If you've never been to India, then little India in Kuala Lumpur is definitely worth a visit, so that you can fully experience the culture of the subcontinent. A wide variety of Indian goods, from food, clothing, spices, flowers to music, are sold in a variety of shops. It's easy to be in such a good place.
Twin Tower
Petronas Twin Towers, the 88 story Petronas Twin Towers, was the tallest building in the world for several years, until the Burj Al Khalifa in Dubai emerged. The glittering Twin Towers fully demonstrate the prosperity and splendor of Malaysia. Although the twin towers look impressive, they can't give you a high-altitude view of Kuala Lumpur, because of its large population and haze. But there's still a lot to do there, from the gourmet area to the jogging trail, or even listening to the Malaysian Philharmonic Ochestra, there's always one place you can eat.
Goddess' Palace
Since Malaysia is a typical Islamic country, pilgrims from other religions can also come here. The Tian Hou Temple, located in Lesheng ridge, is a typical Chinese Buddhist temple dedicated to Tian Hou Mazu. When the Buddhist Cultural Festival comes, the temple will be decorated with lights and bright lights.
Petaling Street
Petaling Street is located in the center of Kuala Lumpur's old city. It is a famous Chinatown. Numerous Chinese restaurants, traditional Chinese medicine, temples and small markets are enough to make you feel the unique Chinese culture of Malaysia. If you love handicrafts, then chichang Street will make you picky. You should not only be ready to walk through the crowd and the noise, but also be prepared to "bleed".
Ramadan Fair
Ramadan is one of the best seasons to visit Kuala Lumpur. During this time, you can enjoy Malaysian cuisine and visit the city's unique Ramadan market. But don't worry, you won't spend a lot of money. Ramadan bazaars in Kuala Lumpur is worth visiting, where you will feel the special bazaar that other modern cities do not have.
Fulong port
Fraser's hill nature reserve is located in Selangor, just two hours' drive from Kuala Lumpur. There, you can choose to climb mountains or rent a mountain bike to enjoy the ride. Fraser's hill is also a resort for golf enthusiasts, nature lovers and bird watchers. There, there are more bird species than 270, not to mention the unique beautiful scenery.
Mengsha village I and II
Bangsar village consists of two high-end shopping malls, which mainly deal in luxury goods. Hot springs, restaurants and children's playgrounds are next to them.
The Royal Selangor visitor center usually lists it as one of the must see places in Kuala Lumpur. There's no free guide there unless you've made a reservation. Apart from this complementary oriented tourism, the famous tin workshop is worth exploring.
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