Standing proud amidst the nations capital is the Petronas Twin Towers. Architectural buffs and tourists alike have been flocking here to marvel at its sheer height of 451.9 metres with its modern, sleek design. You can have a feel of the towers at the Skybridge linking the two towers daily. There's even a package tour for you to enjoy.

Zoo Negara is situated about 13km from KL, and is Malaysia's largest zoo. You'll be amazed with the variety of animal species including the Sumatran Tiger, Orang Utans and Gibbons, which are rare outside this part of the world. Fun activities incude rides and performances.

The KL Tower is the second tallest freestanding tower in the world and has its own novel way of attracting visitors. Apart from being able to get a birds eye view of the city, it also has a revolving restaurant, flying fox for thrill seekers and nature hikes at the surrounding Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve.

Featuring a fabulous aviary, where 160 species of primarily Asian birds fly free beneath an enormous canopy. Expect to see hornbills, ostriches, flamingos, parrots and eagles; some of which have been trained to entertain visitors.The paths and walkways that snake through the enclosure lets you experience the serene environment that captures the best of both flora and fauna.

For classical music concerts, the main venue in town is at this impressive music hall located inside the Petronas Twin Towers complex. It has hosted many of the world's leading artistes and orchestras.
Jazz performances, traditional Malaysian music and dance productions have also been showcased here.

Head to Batu Caves for a unique experience as it is the sacred place for the Hindus in Malaysia. It features three main caves and a number of smaller ones, all made of limestone. Walk up its 272 steps and you will find not only a temple within the main cave but the Dark Cave, which is 2km long and houses endemic cave-dwelling animals andthe Art Gallery Cave, situated at the foot of the main staircase.

Also spelled as 'Ulu Langat' this gift from Mother Nature has cascading waterfalls, numerous hot springs scattered about lush green forests. This little haven got its name from the Orang Asli (indigenous people) and these waterfalls, hot springs and forests are ever popular with the city folk as a perfect picnic spot. And because of that, there are many stalls selling small wears, handicrafts and fruits that litter the main road into Hulu Langat.

It's amazing that sitting only an hour and a half drive away from the buzzing city centre of Kuala Lumpur is tranquility housing various flora and fauna. Also a haven for varies species of birds, you can enjoy nature as much as you want as there are quaint chalets available for stays.

Aquatic, marine and even some exotic land animal species are found thriving in this huge aquarium. Exciting feeding moments to Piranhas, Sharks and other water predators happens a few times a day so do check out the schedule. There's even a Fish Spa next door (Aquazone to soothe your aching feet after a long day sightseeing.

Within this vast lush greenery is the awesome Bird Park Butterfly Park; impressive National Monument and National Mosque, fun Deer Park, educational National Planetarium, innovative Islamic Art Museum and many more unique attractions. You can never get enough of the different experiences found just within one area and the natural surroundings makes you feel one with nature regardless of the place you're visiting here!

Theatre buffs would love this place! It is the focal venue for both local and international musicals, performances and concerts while helping to develop the local arts scene.

Loads of fun and excitement are the only things to experience at this popular theme park. Divided into Extreme Park, Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park and Scream Park it really has something to offer for your family.

An iconic symbol of the Buddhism faith perched surreally atop of a hill, it is famous for pilgrimages and tourist visits. Marvel at the intricate architecture while you're here and don't forget to take snapshots of this highly recommended attraction.

This very large square represents a monumental moment in history where the first Malaysian flag was raised when the country gained independence in 1957. It is popular with families and those seeking a temporary refuge from the bustling city.

To get a perspective on Malaysian history head to the National Museum as it houses everything from sports to natural history. Awe-inspiring exhibits are showcased from time to time. It's facade itself projects the Minangkabau heritage with its architecture blend with modern and Malay influences.

The sheer magnitude of His Majesty, Yang di-Pertuan Agong's residence can be clearly seen as you enter the city from Federal Highway. Although visitors are not allowed to enter the premises, you can have fun snapping away from the gates and take pictures of the mounted Royal Guards while you're at it!

Aquatic, marine and even some exotic land animal species are found thriving in this huge aquarium. Exciting feeding moments to Piranhas, Sharks and other water predators happens a few times a day so do check out the schedule. There's even a Fish Spa next door (Aquazone to soothe your aching feet after a long day sightseeing.

Head to Batu Caves for a unique experience as it is the sacred place for the Hindus in Malaysia. It features three main caves and a number of smaller ones, all made of limestone. Walk up its 272 steps and you will find not only a temple within the main cave but the Dark Cave, which is 2km long and houses endemic cave-dwelling animals andthe Art Gallery Cave, situated at the foot of the main staircase.

This very large square represents a monumental moment in history where the first Malaysian flag was raised when the country gained independence in 1957. It is popular with families and those seeking a temporary refuge from the bustling city.

Also spelled as 'Ulu Langat' this gift from Mother Nature has cascading waterfalls, numerous hot springs scattered about lush green forests. This little haven got its name from the Orang Asli (indigenous people) and these waterfalls, hot springs and forests are ever popular with the city folk as a perfect picnic spot. And because of that, there are many stalls selling small wears, handicrafts and fruits that litter the main road into Hulu Langat.

Theatre buffs would love this place! It is the focal venue for both local and international musicals, performances and concerts while helping to develop the local arts scene.

The sheer magnitude of His Majesty, Yang di-Pertuan Agong's residence can be clearly seen as you enter the city from Federal Highway. Although visitors are not allowed to enter the premises, you can have fun snapping away from the gates and take pictures of the mounted Royal Guards while you're at it!

Featuring a fabulous aviary, where 160 species of primarily Asian birds fly free beneath an enormous canopy. Expect to see hornbills, ostriches, flamingos, parrots and eagles; some of which have been trained to entertain visitors.The paths and walkways that snake through the enclosure lets you experience the serene environment that captures the best of both flora and fauna.

It's amazing that sitting only an hour and a half drive away from the buzzing city centre of Kuala Lumpur is tranquility housing various flora and fauna. Also a haven for varies species of birds, you can enjoy nature as much as you want as there are quaint chalets available for stays.

Within this vast lush greenery is the awesome Bird Park Butterfly Park; impressive National Monument and National Mosque, fun Deer Park, educational National Planetarium, innovative Islamic Art Museum and many more unique attractions. You can never get enough of the different experiences found just within one area and the natural surroundings makes you feel one with nature regardless of the place you're visiting here!

For classical music concerts, the main venue in town is at this impressive music hall located inside the Petronas Twin Towers complex. It has hosted many of the world's leading artistes and orchestras.
Jazz performances, traditional Malaysian music and dance productions have also been showcased here.

The KL Tower is the second tallest freestanding tower in the world and has its own novel way of attracting visitors. Apart from being able to get a birds eye view of the city, it also has a revolving restaurant, flying fox for thrill seekers and nature hikes at the surrounding Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve.

To get a perspective on Malaysian history head to the National Museum as it houses everything from sports to natural history. Awe-inspiring exhibits are showcased from time to time. It's facade itself projects the Minangkabau heritage with its architecture blend with modern and Malay influences.

Standing proud amidst the nations capital is the Petronas Twin Towers. Architectural buffs and tourists alike have been flocking here to marvel at its sheer height of 451.9 metres with its modern, sleek design. You can have a feel of the towers at the Skybridge linking the two towers daily. There's even a package tour for you to enjoy.

Loads of fun and excitement are the only things to experience at this popular theme park. Divided into Extreme Park, Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park and Scream Park it really has something to offer for your family.

An iconic symbol of the Buddhism faith perched surreally atop of a hill, it is famous for pilgrimages and tourist visits. Marvel at the intricate architecture while you're here and don't forget to take snapshots of this highly recommended attraction.

Zoo Negara is situated about 13km from KL, and is Malaysia's largest zoo. You'll be amazed with the variety of animal species including the Sumatran Tiger, Orang Utans and Gibbons, which are rare outside this part of the world. Fun activities incude rides and performances.

Standing proud amidst the nations capital is the Petronas Twin Towers. Architectural buffs and tourists alike have been flocking here to marvel at its sheer height of 451.9 metres with its modern, sleek design. You can have a feel of the towers at the Skybridge linking the two towers daily. There's even a package tour for you to enjoy.

Zoo Negara is situated about 13km from KL, and is Malaysia's largest zoo. You'll be amazed with the variety of animal species including the Sumatran Tiger, Orang Utans and Gibbons, which are rare outside this part of the world. Fun activities incude rides and performances.

The KL Tower is the second tallest freestanding tower in the world and has its own novel way of attracting visitors. Apart from being able to get a birds eye view of the city, it also has a revolving restaurant, flying fox for thrill seekers and nature hikes at the surrounding Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve.

Featuring a fabulous aviary, where 160 species of primarily Asian birds fly free beneath an enormous canopy. Expect to see hornbills, ostriches, flamingos, parrots and eagles; some of which have been trained to entertain visitors.The paths and walkways that snake through the enclosure lets you experience the serene environment that captures the best of both flora and fauna.

For classical music concerts, the main venue in town is at this impressive music hall located inside the Petronas Twin Towers complex. It has hosted many of the world's leading artistes and orchestras.
Jazz performances, traditional Malaysian music and dance productions have also been showcased here.

Head to Batu Caves for a unique experience as it is the sacred place for the Hindus in Malaysia. It features three main caves and a number of smaller ones, all made of limestone. Walk up its 272 steps and you will find not only a temple within the main cave but the Dark Cave, which is 2km long and houses endemic cave-dwelling animals andthe Art Gallery Cave, situated at the foot of the main staircase.

Also spelled as 'Ulu Langat' this gift from Mother Nature has cascading waterfalls, numerous hot springs scattered about lush green forests. This little haven got its name from the Orang Asli (indigenous people) and these waterfalls, hot springs and forests are ever popular with the city folk as a perfect picnic spot. And because of that, there are many stalls selling small wears, handicrafts and fruits that litter the main road into Hulu Langat.

It's amazing that sitting only an hour and a half drive away from the buzzing city centre of Kuala Lumpur is tranquility housing various flora and fauna. Also a haven for varies species of birds, you can enjoy nature as much as you want as there are quaint chalets available for stays.

Aquatic, marine and even some exotic land animal species are found thriving in this huge aquarium. Exciting feeding moments to Piranhas, Sharks and other water predators happens a few times a day so do check out the schedule. There's even a Fish Spa next door (Aquazone to soothe your aching feet after a long day sightseeing.

Within this vast lush greenery is the awesome Bird Park Butterfly Park; impressive National Monument and National Mosque, fun Deer Park, educational National Planetarium, innovative Islamic Art Museum and many more unique attractions. You can never get enough of the different experiences found just within one area and the natural surroundings makes you feel one with nature regardless of the place you're visiting here!

Theatre buffs would love this place! It is the focal venue for both local and international musicals, performances and concerts while helping to develop the local arts scene.

Loads of fun and excitement are the only things to experience at this popular theme park. Divided into Extreme Park, Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park and Scream Park it really has something to offer for your family.

An iconic symbol of the Buddhism faith perched surreally atop of a hill, it is famous for pilgrimages and tourist visits. Marvel at the intricate architecture while you're here and don't forget to take snapshots of this highly recommended attraction.

This very large square represents a monumental moment in history where the first Malaysian flag was raised when the country gained independence in 1957. It is popular with families and those seeking a temporary refuge from the bustling city.

To get a perspective on Malaysian history head to the National Museum as it houses everything from sports to natural history. Awe-inspiring exhibits are showcased from time to time. It's facade itself projects the Minangkabau heritage with its architecture blend with modern and Malay influences.

The sheer magnitude of His Majesty, Yang di-Pertuan Agong's residence can be clearly seen as you enter the city from Federal Highway. Although visitors are not allowed to enter the premises, you can have fun snapping away from the gates and take pictures of the mounted Royal Guards while you're at it!

Zoo Negara is situated about 13km from KL, and is Malaysia's largest zoo. You'll be amazed with the variety of animal species including the Sumatran Tiger, Orang Utans and Gibbons, which are rare outside this part of the world. Fun activities incude rides and performances.

Loads of fun and excitement are the only things to experience at this popular theme park. Divided into Extreme Park, Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park and Scream Park it really has something to offer for your family.

Head to Batu Caves for a unique experience as it is the sacred place for the Hindus in Malaysia. It features three main caves and a number of smaller ones, all made of limestone. Walk up its 272 steps and you will find not only a temple within the main cave but the Dark Cave, which is 2km long and houses endemic cave-dwelling animals andthe Art Gallery Cave, situated at the foot of the main staircase.

Also spelled as 'Ulu Langat' this gift from Mother Nature has cascading waterfalls, numerous hot springs scattered about lush green forests. This little haven got its name from the Orang Asli (indigenous people) and these waterfalls, hot springs and forests are ever popular with the city folk as a perfect picnic spot. And because of that, there are many stalls selling small wears, handicrafts and fruits that litter the main road into Hulu Langat.

Aquatic, marine and even some exotic land animal species are found thriving in this huge aquarium. Exciting feeding moments to Piranhas, Sharks and other water predators happens a few times a day so do check out the schedule. There's even a Fish Spa next door (Aquazone to soothe your aching feet after a long day sightseeing.

The KL Tower is the second tallest freestanding tower in the world and has its own novel way of attracting visitors. Apart from being able to get a birds eye view of the city, it also has a revolving restaurant, flying fox for thrill seekers and nature hikes at the surrounding Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve.

Within this vast lush greenery is the awesome Bird Park Butterfly Park; impressive National Monument and National Mosque, fun Deer Park, educational National Planetarium, innovative Islamic Art Museum and many more unique attractions. You can never get enough of the different experiences found just within one area and the natural surroundings makes you feel one with nature regardless of the place you're visiting here!

Theatre buffs would love this place! It is the focal venue for both local and international musicals, performances and concerts while helping to develop the local arts scene.

This very large square represents a monumental moment in history where the first Malaysian flag was raised when the country gained independence in 1957. It is popular with families and those seeking a temporary refuge from the bustling city.

To get a perspective on Malaysian history head to the National Museum as it houses everything from sports to natural history. Awe-inspiring exhibits are showcased from time to time. It's facade itself projects the Minangkabau heritage with its architecture blend with modern and Malay influences.

The sheer magnitude of His Majesty, Yang di-Pertuan Agong's residence can be clearly seen as you enter the city from Federal Highway. Although visitors are not allowed to enter the premises, you can have fun snapping away from the gates and take pictures of the mounted Royal Guards while you're at it!

Standing proud amidst the nations capital is the Petronas Twin Towers. Architectural buffs and tourists alike have been flocking here to marvel at its sheer height of 451.9 metres with its modern, sleek design. You can have a feel of the towers at the Skybridge linking the two towers daily. There's even a package tour for you to enjoy.

For classical music concerts, the main venue in town is at this impressive music hall located inside the Petronas Twin Towers complex. It has hosted many of the world's leading artistes and orchestras.
Jazz performances, traditional Malaysian music and dance productions have also been showcased here.

It's amazing that sitting only an hour and a half drive away from the buzzing city centre of Kuala Lumpur is tranquility housing various flora and fauna. Also a haven for varies species of birds, you can enjoy nature as much as you want as there are quaint chalets available for stays.

Featuring a fabulous aviary, where 160 species of primarily Asian birds fly free beneath an enormous canopy. Expect to see hornbills, ostriches, flamingos, parrots and eagles; some of which have been trained to entertain visitors.The paths and walkways that snake through the enclosure lets you experience the serene environment that captures the best of both flora and fauna.

An iconic symbol of the Buddhism faith perched surreally atop of a hill, it is famous for pilgrimages and tourist visits. Marvel at the intricate architecture while you're here and don't forget to take snapshots of this highly recommended attraction.

Aquatic, marine and even some exotic land animal species are found thriving in this huge aquarium. Exciting feeding moments to Piranhas, Sharks and other water predators happens a few times a day so do check out the schedule. There's even a Fish Spa next door (Aquazone to soothe your aching feet after a long day sightseeing.

Head to Batu Caves for a unique experience as it is the sacred place for the Hindus in Malaysia. It features three main caves and a number of smaller ones, all made of limestone. Walk up its 272 steps and you will find not only a temple within the main cave but the Dark Cave, which is 2km long and houses endemic cave-dwelling animals andthe Art Gallery Cave, situated at the foot of the main staircase.

This very large square represents a monumental moment in history where the first Malaysian flag was raised when the country gained independence in 1957. It is popular with families and those seeking a temporary refuge from the bustling city.

Also spelled as 'Ulu Langat' this gift from Mother Nature has cascading waterfalls, numerous hot springs scattered about lush green forests. This little haven got its name from the Orang Asli (indigenous people) and these waterfalls, hot springs and forests are ever popular with the city folk as a perfect picnic spot. And because of that, there are many stalls selling small wears, handicrafts and fruits that litter the main road into Hulu Langat.

Theatre buffs would love this place! It is the focal venue for both local and international musicals, performances and concerts while helping to develop the local arts scene.

The sheer magnitude of His Majesty, Yang di-Pertuan Agong's residence can be clearly seen as you enter the city from Federal Highway. Although visitors are not allowed to enter the premises, you can have fun snapping away from the gates and take pictures of the mounted Royal Guards while you're at it!

Featuring a fabulous aviary, where 160 species of primarily Asian birds fly free beneath an enormous canopy. Expect to see hornbills, ostriches, flamingos, parrots and eagles; some of which have been trained to entertain visitors.The paths and walkways that snake through the enclosure lets you experience the serene environment that captures the best of both flora and fauna.

It's amazing that sitting only an hour and a half drive away from the buzzing city centre of Kuala Lumpur is tranquility housing various flora and fauna. Also a haven for varies species of birds, you can enjoy nature as much as you want as there are quaint chalets available for stays.

Within this vast lush greenery is the awesome Bird Park Butterfly Park; impressive National Monument and National Mosque, fun Deer Park, educational National Planetarium, innovative Islamic Art Museum and many more unique attractions. You can never get enough of the different experiences found just within one area and the natural surroundings makes you feel one with nature regardless of the place you're visiting here!

For classical music concerts, the main venue in town is at this impressive music hall located inside the Petronas Twin Towers complex. It has hosted many of the world's leading artistes and orchestras.
Jazz performances, traditional Malaysian music and dance productions have also been showcased here.

The KL Tower is the second tallest freestanding tower in the world and has its own novel way of attracting visitors. Apart from being able to get a birds eye view of the city, it also has a revolving restaurant, flying fox for thrill seekers and nature hikes at the surrounding Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve.

To get a perspective on Malaysian history head to the National Museum as it houses everything from sports to natural history. Awe-inspiring exhibits are showcased from time to time. It's facade itself projects the Minangkabau heritage with its architecture blend with modern and Malay influences.

Standing proud amidst the nations capital is the Petronas Twin Towers. Architectural buffs and tourists alike have been flocking here to marvel at its sheer height of 451.9 metres with its modern, sleek design. You can have a feel of the towers at the Skybridge linking the two towers daily. There's even a package tour for you to enjoy.

Loads of fun and excitement are the only things to experience at this popular theme park. Divided into Extreme Park, Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park and Scream Park it really has something to offer for your family.

An iconic symbol of the Buddhism faith perched surreally atop of a hill, it is famous for pilgrimages and tourist visits. Marvel at the intricate architecture while you're here and don't forget to take snapshots of this highly recommended attraction.

Zoo Negara is situated about 13km from KL, and is Malaysia's largest zoo. You'll be amazed with the variety of animal species including the Sumatran Tiger, Orang Utans and Gibbons, which are rare outside this part of the world. Fun activities incude rides and performances.