Useful tips for vacationers in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur has developed from a workers’ settlement to a modern metropolis in a very short space of time. Vacationers like to make a stopover in the world metropolis. In the following post, tourists planning a trip to Kuala Lumpur will find useful tips on what the capital of Malaysia has to offer them.

Useful tips for accommodation in Kuala Lumpur

In Kuala Lumpur, tourists can find hotels for every budget from cheap to expensive. The cheapest accommodation, popular with backpackers, can be found in the Chinese district. Nowadays, numerous hotels have also been opened there that offer holidaymakers a higher level of comfort. Renting accommodation in this part of the city is particularly recommended because of its excellent location. The metro can be reached in just 5 minutes on foot and to reach sights you don’t have to travel more than three stations in any direction. For shopping fans, we recommend staying in the Bukit Bintang district. There are many restaurants and most of the shopping malls here.

Useful tips for sightseeing in the capital of Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur has fewer special attractions than other cities in Malaysia. The following sights should definitely be visited by vacationers. Menara is the television tower in the capital. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the Petronas Towers. From the top, holidaymakers have a fantastic view of the twin towers without annoying glass panes. Photos can also be taken. Admission costs the equivalent of around 22 euros.

Petronas Towers

The twin towers are the most famous sight in Kuala Lumpur. They are most beautiful in the evening when they are illuminated. The bridge and the observation deck at the top are accessible. Tickets are sold in the basement from 8 a.m. for the equivalent of around 29 euros. Due to the rush, long waiting times must be expected. You can avoid them if the ticket is purchased online in advance for a small additional charge. The ticket will be delivered directly to the accommodation.

Helipad Bar

A visit to this attraction should definitely be on the excursion program when visiting Kuala Lumpur. During the day, this platform functions as a helicopter landing pad. In the evening it turns into one of the greatest bars. The Helipad Bar offers tourists a breathtaking view of the world metropolis. Treating yourself to a drink here is particularly worthwhile at sunset. Admission costs around 11 euros. In return, the visitor receives a drink voucher that he can redeem for a drink of his choice.

Petaling Street

Although Petaling Street in the Chinese district is a particularly tourist attraction, it is well worth a visit. We recommend the early evening hours when the hustle and bustle really gets going. Vacationers can enjoy street food, browse and shop in countless shops and let all the impressions sink in.

Kasturi Walk

This small pedestrian street is just a few minutes’ walk from Petaling Street. It also offers an abundance of street food and other food stalls, flea markets and various other street stalls and is also visually similar to Petaling Street.

Sri Maha Mariamman Temple

The oldest temple in Kuala Lumpur is located near Petaling Street and is open to tourists. Occasionally, small ceremonies are performed here. This beautiful Hindu temple is a great alternative to the countless Buddhist temples in the region.