A must-see in KL, this building with its copper domes was completed in 1897. Built by the British, its architecture is actually Moorish and not native to Malaysia.
Masjid Jamek is one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur and is unique with its brand of Moorish architecture. Officially opened in 1909 and built on the first Malay burial ground.
The oldest market in KL with some Malay handicrafts, art and fabrics. If you go there look out for the seasonal fruits of buah salak (snakeskin fruit), dragon fruit, guava, pomelo and star fruit.
The original Chinatown centered on Market Square. Jalan Tun H.S. Lee or High Street, became increasingly popular as it was higher than the rest of the town and therefore less prone to floods.
Taking a peek into the country's history, will definitely give you an appreciation of Malaysia and just what makes it so beautifully unique.
Shopping, food, anything you need is in the heart of the city. Once you're done, grab a traditional massage on the street to soothe those aching muscles.
Have a look inside this wonderful temple and be amazed by the main hall hung with fragrant coils of spiral incense, paper clothes and money that are burned to bring good fortune to the ancestors.
Largest collection of books I've seen. Naturally also the only one with an extensive collection of Japanese books.
Jalan Alor, situated nearby the shopping haven of Bukit Bintang is a gastronomic paradise. Get your fix of the best street Chinese food with endless varieties of everything.
One of the trendiest areas in Kuala Lumpur. Food, drinks - and lots of loud music with dozens of establishments that cater to all.
Walk the entire park and you find a different view and environment of it....
This has to be on your KL to-do list. Amazing views over Kuala Lumpur!
As one of Southeast Asia's largest mosques, its unique modern design embodies a contemporary expression of traditional Islamic art, calligraphy and ornamentation.
Founded in 1873, the Sri Mahamariamman Temple is the oldest and richest Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur. It provided an important place of worship for early Indian immigrants.
Place must visit in jonker street. Chill out with live band and surrounded by nostalgic building and history.
The oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia, definitely a venue that you shouldn't have missed while visiting this historical city
Tremendously a nice place to visit that hardly to describe with words nor picture.
Must try your luck with the steam octopus "tu boh sui" !! Rarely have. It's like hitting a jack pot if u can spot it there ^^
Fried Sago with spicy sauce is one of my favourite here
The Thean Hou Temple is one of the oldest temples in Southeast Asia. The six-tiered Chinese temple features imposing pillars, ornate carvings and murals on the walls.
The temple was founded in 1864 by Kapitan Yap Ah Loy, a prominent figure among Chinese during the 18th century.
This sacred place in Selangor is home to three beautiful limestone caves. Outside is the world's tallest statue of Hindu deity Murugan. Lots of monkeys to be spotted here as well.
Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve is one of the oldest permanent forest reserves in the country in the middle of a bustling metropolis and is the only remaining tropical rainforest in the heart of the city.
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Merdeka Square is located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Merdeka Square has been the usual venue for the annual Merdeka Parade (National Day Parade).
A very cool place to chill at any time of the day! Try the salmon waffles. Don't forget to help yourself with the cards, board games and books stored at the cabinet!
Great history inside this great house build. Chinese culture feels so sharp in every single thing here. Cost RM 12 & got guide tour to explain this building on 12 PM, 1.30 PM & 3 PM for one hour.
The City Hall (Dewan Bandaraya) building opened in 1903 and, together with the adjacent Town Hall, constitutes a handsome pair of colonial architectural relics framing the edge of the historic Padang 続きを読む
The Penang City Hall, which opened in 1903, was gazetted as an ancient Monument & Historic Site.
All along these streets, you will find shops selling everything Indian – from gorgeous silk, cotton and brocade saree materials to stainless steel tiffin carriers. .
For a peace of heart can stop by at the temple and walk around the temple ground.
Nice temple with great building architecture. Better go at night because its more beautiful with moonlight. Cost RM 20
Not the best FF. Equipment needs maintenance. Smelly workout area and locker.
Again run out of towel... How a gym function without towel.. Gosh... This is not first time already... Management need to do something about this..
The service was good and there is no cover charge even on a weekend.The venue has the best view in Penang to offer.A good place for trance and house music lovers. Come for the food stay for the party.
