Monday, September 22, 2014

Travel guide to Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, sometimes called as “New Malaysia”, is an excellent place to visit in Malaysia. Some tours only use it as a hub to travel to other parts, but Kuala Lumpur actually has a lot of attractions you should visit. If you are in one of those tour, take a look at this travel guide to Kuala Lumpur so you can utilize your time here.


  1. Kuala Lumpur Petronas Tower

You can’t go to Malaysia without paying a visit to this 88-tower skyscraper. This twin towers may look like a normal skyscraper during the day, which may make you disappointed, but you will change your opinion once you see it at night. The tower also has an observation desk at the 86th floor, letting you view the city from high up. You can also walk from one tower to another using the world’s highest double-deck sky bridge as well.


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  1. Batu Caves

This Hindu temple and shrine is another attraction in Kuala Lumpur. It is known for the golden statue and a lot of steps. During the Thaipusam festival, you will find nearly 1 million people visiting the temple for festival and religious purposes. On top of the stairs, you will find one of the most distinctive geographical feature in Malaysia – labyrinth of spooky caves within the country’s limestone abutments. Though to see the caves, you’ll need to pass through 272 steps and the cheeky monkeys that can take you hats from you.


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  1. Islamic Arts Museum

The museum contains a tremendous resource of Islamic studies and a beautiful the best artisanship that have unified the Muslim cosmos. If you are a fan of history or religious stuff, you should not miss this museum on your tour.


  1. Enjoying different types of food

The population of Malaysia is quite diversified. It is made up of three ethnic groups: Malay, Chinese, and Indian. So, you can find food of these countries everywhere. Travel to one country, but experience the food of three different countries, you would not want to miss this chance.


  1. Enjoy fish spa

Although not originated in Malaysia, fish spa has grown in popularity. Fish spa is where you put your feet inside a tank filled with fish, and the fish will start nipping your dead skin, leaving your feet feeling fresh and smooth. At first, it can be very tickled, but you get used to it and start feeling good after a while. Spending time here to relax after a long tour will definitely worth your time.


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  1. Hunt the night market

If you want to further experience the local culture. You should try hunting the night market. Why hunting? To create a high demand, the night market moves around a lot and frequently change the schedule of when to hold. If you have some luck and find the market, you will start seeing yourselves completely absorbed to it.


  1. Visiting the bird park and butterfly park

Want to escape from the bustling life of city? Have a walk in these parks. They offer a lot of fun regardless of your age. The birds here are very used to people, so if you brought some food with you, the bird may land on your shoulders and pose for a photograph. In the butterfly park, you can walk while having butterflies all around you. Both the parks are in closed vicinity of each other and a day trip here will help you relax and offer you some great experience.


  1. Fraser’s Hill

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If those parks are not enough for you, Fraser’s Hill will definitely satisfied you. This attraction offers you the stunning views of beautiful nature. You can also have a chance to go cycling and visit villages, though it will require a lot of physical strength from you. The place will continue to surprise you with the view of a waterfall. You will definitely have a lot of joy playing around the waterfall and taking photos. The water might be freezing at first, but you will enjoy it after the initial dip.


Kuala Lumpur is a place with numerous attractions. Also, festivals can happen frequently since the population is quite diversified. So make the best out of your time here and you will not regret your time here.



Travel guide to Kuala Lumpur

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