Malaysia: 48 Hours in Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Whether you鈥檙e a veteran city explorer, love cultural immersion, or adore foodie travel, Kuala Lumpur is the place for you.
The Malaysian capital is a city of fascinating contrasts, rich culture and wonderful street food. Discover Kuala Lumpur鈥檚 many facets while sightseeing, from the historic colonial architecture to the stunning Petronas Towers.
If you鈥檝e only got a short time, make sure you experience the tropical nightmarkets and take a look the vibrant street art scene. Perhaps take in a museum and getaway from the hubbub into KL鈥檚 surprising pockets of greenery and wildlife.
Malaysia is a country with a deeply held traditional respect for the past. It also has high tech industrialisation, natural resources and a growing economy. Over one-and-a-half million people are crowded into the densely populated metropolis of Kuala Lumpur.
Start off your first day in KL with a walking exploration of its rich history and architecture. The smooth, empty grass of Independence Square 鈥� Dataran Merdeka 鈥� is surrounded by historic buildings. From the Moghul-style Sultan Abdul Samad Building built in 1897 to St Mary鈥檚 Anglican Cathedral and the Selangor Club, which once used the square as its cricket ground. The flagstaff here marks the beginning of the independent Malaysian state in 1957. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
The Malaysian capital is a city of fascinating contrasts, rich culture and wonderful street food. Discover Kuala Lumpur鈥檚 many facets while sightseeing, from the historic colonial architecture to the stunning Petronas Towers.
If you鈥檝e only got a short time, make sure you experience the tropical nightmarkets and take a look the vibrant street art scene. Perhaps take in a museum and getaway from the hubbub into KL鈥檚 surprising pockets of greenery and wildlife.
Malaysia is a country with a deeply held traditional respect for the past. It also has high tech industrialisation, natural resources and a growing economy. Over one-and-a-half million people are crowded into the densely populated metropolis of Kuala Lumpur.
Start off your first day in KL with a walking exploration of its rich history and architecture. The smooth, empty grass of Independence Square 鈥� Dataran Merdeka 鈥� is surrounded by historic buildings. From the Moghul-style Sultan Abdul Samad Building built in 1897 to St Mary鈥檚 Anglican Cathedral and the Selangor Club, which once used the square as its cricket ground. The flagstaff here marks the beginning of the independent Malaysian state in 1957. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Malaysia: 48 Hours in Kuala Lumpur
Guide Location: Malaysia » Kuala Lumpur
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Natasha Von Geldern
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Guide Location: Malaysia » Kuala Lumpur
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Natasha Von Geldern
Read it on Author's Website:
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Petronas Towers
- Sultan Abdul Samad Building
- St Mary鈥檚 Anglican Cathedral
- Selangor Club
- Independence Square
- Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock
- Guandi Temple
- Menara Tower
- Petaling Street
- Bangsar
- Lake Gardens
- Islamic Art Centre
- Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
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