2-day tour in Kuala Lumpur city center
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10 attraction(s) |
total distance 15
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Day1: Kuala Lumpur
5 attraction(s) ·
14 km
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Petaling Street, also known as Chinatown or Chinese Town, is a popular tourist spot in Kuala Lumpur. Nowadays, most of the vendors are foreign workers selling various counterfeit products. Here, you can taste authentic local snacks and bargain for souvenirs. Famous night stalls are concentrated on Jalan Hang Lekir and Jalan Sultan, getting livelier as the night goes on. The emergence of cultural streets in the Petaling Street area has brought more artistic vibes, with old pre-war shophouses renovated into cafes, bars, themed restaurants, folk song restaurants, bookstores, tea houses, and more. The unique graffiti on the walls also serves as a backdrop for wedding photos, adding a special touch to the area.
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Belonging to the style of South Indian temples, there is a tower on the main entrance that is adorned with vibrant carvings. The meticulously crafted statues on the tower depict various divine poses and appear incredibly lifelike.
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The Guandi Temple is located inside the Kuala Lumpur Kwong Siew Association. It has a long history (since the 14th year of the Guangxu Emperor) and is well-preserved. With its convenient transportation and thriving incense, it is a highly regarded temple among the Chinese community and one of the well-preserved ancient buildings in Kuala Lumpur.
The Guandi Temple is dedicated to Guan Yu, also known as Guandi, who is revered as a paragon of loyalty, integrity, righteousness, and bravery. Throughout China's history, temples dedicated to Guandi have been continuously renovated and worshipped.
Having weathered a century in Kuala Lumpur, the Guandi Temple was in a state of disrepair. It underwent a major restoration in 1994, completed two years later. It remains an important tourist attraction in Kuala Lumpur.
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The Petronas Twin Towers is a landmark architecture in Kuala Lumpur. It has a height of 452 meters and 88 floors. Below is the Suria Mall, where you can find a wide range of products from affordable to luxury brands. In addition to shopping, there is also a Petroleum National Exhibition Hall, which is a scientific exploration gallery for knowledge and games. The KLCC Park and the water park are located below the towers. The musical fountain in the park's artificial lake sprays water at regular intervals. Besides enjoying the lake and taking photos, visitors can also overlook it from the viewing area of the food court or Chili's restaurant on the top floor of KLCC. The water park and children's playground are located together and are free to enter, making it suitable for children to play. Visitors can take an elevator to the Sky Bridge on the 41st floor and the Twin Towers Exhibition Hall on the 86th floor to enjoy the panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur, but a ticket is required.
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Day2: Kuala Lumpur
5 attraction(s) ·
2 km
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The National Mosque was built in 1974 with a modern and stylish architectural style. The minaret, which is used to recite the Quran, stands at 73 meters high. The blue star-shaped roof is different from the traditional onion dome design of mosques, symbolizing the aspirations of an independent nation and is very eye-catching. It has a total of 18 spires, representing the 13 states of Malaysia and the 5 tenets of Islam. The overall design of the mosque is inspired by the Grand Mosque in Mecca, especially the interior decoration, which is similar to Mecca. The main hall can accommodate up to 15,000 worshippers at the same time, making it the largest mosque in Southeast Asia.
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When traveling in Kuala Lumpur, the best choice is to first visit the tourist information center! You can get a free unique bilingual KL walking and tourist map, which is a self-starting map by gallery founder Andrew Lee. In the spectacular city model exhibition, you can admire the past, present, and future of Kuala Lumpur, and this exciting light and sound performance will tell you everything about Kuala Lumpur! The iconic I LOVE KL structure is a must-visit photo spot! KL Reflection will make you happy, with surprising city inspiration exhibitions waiting for you to take pictures! Buy gifts from Malaysia, it is the official souvenir of Kuala Lumpur. End your visit by tasting the most authentic Malaysian cuisine from ARCH Cafe. Open daily from 9am to 6:30pm, with free wireless internet. Tickets: RM10 per person (children under 3 years old are free). The above is comprehensive tourist information for Kuala Lumpur!
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The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is the iconic building that houses the High Court of Kuala Lumpur. It was completed in 1897 and used to be the headquarters of the colonial government. The design of the building combines Indian and Arabian styles. It has a 40-meter tall clock tower in the center, resembling the "Big Ben" in the UK, known as the Malaysian Big Ben, with a golden dome on top. On both sides of the clock tower, there are two towers, each with a golden dome on top. During major celebrations, colorful lights illuminate the entire building, making it appear like a magnificent and somewhat mysterious castle from an Arabian mythological world. Visitors from all over the world enjoy taking photos in front of this distinctive building.
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This mosque was designed by an Indian architect. The roof is in the traditional Islamic style with onion domes, and it is made of pink and cream-colored bricks.
