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Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. Getting around Kuala Lumpur is convenient as trains, buses and tacus are easuly avsilable. KL Sentral is a modern transpiotation hub that cinverges a network of trains.
This is a very modern city which still retains a foot in the past. Very nice Temples and markets abound.
Kuala Lumpur is crazy place. Pedestrians doesn't have any rights so get ready for some adrenaline while crossing street. Waling path you will find mainly only in centre of the city which is the best place to visit anyway. Metro is bit confusing. PS: doesn't matter which single ticket you buy as they work in any station anyway
Very clean city. Most local is pretty nice and friendly. I love the buildings in this city.
Kuala Lumpur is lovely. Top places to visit has to be right in the heart of KL! Food is everywhere. Head to Lot 10 Hutong and try local food from all over. Walk around Pavilion and Bukit Bintang. For something higher end, go to Ritz Carlton for their Afternoon Tea.
Kuala Lumpur is a city that I've learnt to love the more I've gotten to know her. She is fast-paced, fun, crazy, spiritual and full of amazing things to do and explore. Oh, and food is like a religion here - so eat all you can, anytime, anywhere!
Twin towers at night are pretty. If you have more time. You could walk through skybridge to see the city from the top. Walking around this area is safe.
Kuala Lumpur is a city very similar to others. I didn't think there was anything really special about it. There is a massive divide which is incredibly obvious between class which I found quite unsettling. We had to stop in KL quite a few times as it's the hub of getting to and from different destinations. My highlight was probably the Petronas Twin Towers. They are pretty impressive from outside and provide a spectacular view. There is a massive shopping mall beneath them which was full of westernised shops (my first look around Topshop in months!) and we went to the cinema to see the latest release for £2! I felt quite uncomfortable in KL. To me it was quite dirty and the class divide was quite off putting. Saying that, we didn't stay long enough for my opinion to be changed.
Great place to shop but be ready for the humidity factor other than that y people are great and place is great. It becomes alive at night especially during the holiday period
At first KL was just a place I transited through en route between Thailand and Singapore. But the more time I spent in the city, the more I came to really look forward to my visits there. Wandering the street hawker alleys, stepping inside white marble mosques, joining the high-tech shopping madness, craning my neck up at the Petronas Twin Towers...it all grew on me, and now KL is one of my favorite Southeast Asian cities to take a few days off in.
