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Super-good food, nice tropic weather, shop-till-u-drop, truly-asia
Con
The traffic and the unpredictable flash flood.
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Tall Buildings and Old Buildings Blend In Well + best value food
253 Reviews The Petronas Twin Towers are now not the tallest buildings in the word, but the double decker sky bridge connecting the two towers at the 41st and 42nd floors are the highest 2 storey bridges in the world. T he 2 bridges are not attached to the main towers but are designed to slide into and out of...
116 Reviews The Batu Caves are about thirteen kilometres from Kuala Lumpur. To get to the caves you must first climb up 272 steps and most of the way up you are watched by sneaky monkeys. Watch them as they are so quick and we saw a few people lose their plastic bags of souvenirs they had bought and there was...
14 Reviews and 1769 Opinions All 662 guestrooms, including 101 suites are equipped with an impressive list of amenities and posh...
Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur
23 Reviews and 1363 Opinions Had a comfortable night sleep in the hotel. Nice Bathroom and bedsheets. Wide spread of Breakfast....
99 Reviews Jalan Alor is the place to head for if you are hungry as their are countless street hawkers selling delicious food. We were spoiled for choice and we tried various stands on our few days in KL. There is no shortages of places selling the Thai 'tom yam soup' and also many restaurants with tables...
13 Reviews It was amazing - in just 4 weeks, the quality of the food as well as the staff has changed drastically and we had a perfect dinner last night. The food was really great and worth the money. The buffet was international, and our Muslim and Vegetarian guests could find delicate things to eat. The...
29 Reviews Be careful is all I can say. The girls will latch onto you within seconds of entering the premises... this is country where many people eke out a living and the girls are at the forefront. Very accommodating at first but this can diminish quickly once back at your hotel. I paid RM300 but within 30...
31 Reviews I love Bukit Bintang at night very live with lots of things to do, lots of restaurants, coffee shops, street painters and street performers. If you are bored at night and have nothing to do just go for a stroll in Bukit Bintang it's very safe at night even for solo female traveler.
67 Reviews MY Rapid is a company that run the main public transportation system in KL. They provide Putra (Kelana Jaya Line) and Star (Ampang Line) LRT, Monorail, and RapidKL buses. How good are they? I would say " okay", and not good enough compare to Singapore, HK, Melbourne, or even Bangkok, but they might...
149 Reviews If you arrive by plane to the low cost terminal (LCCT) in Kuala Lumpur then you have very cheap busses going in to town for just 8-9 Ringgitt for a one way fare. To find the busses just take a left turn when you exit the airport and walk up to the end and then you will see a whole line of busses...
39 Reviews Plaza Low Yat is a shopping centre specializing in electronics and IT products in Malaysia. It is located at Lot 7, Jalan 1/77, off Jalan Bukit Bintang behind the Melia Kuala Lumpur Hotel opposite Berjaya Times Square. Each floor within the complex has its own speciality like computers, laptops,...
47 Reviews Petaling Street by night has a totally different feel than by day. There are a huge number of extra stalls set up in the middle of the street, and there are just so many more people, smells, things to see and do. This is a hugely popular area for visitors to dine in as well.
13 Reviews I was really nervous about what to wear when I went to KL. Because they are a majority Muslim country I wasn't sure if I would be offending them if I wore shorts or a skirt. I spent the first two days there wearing jeans when it was stinking hot and really humid! I ended up asking one of our tour...
19 Reviews Durian. Be prepared for a very special smell. It might take a little while to get used to the smell and taste. However, it tastes much better than it smells. It is most often forbidden to take durians in hotels or taxis and absoloutly forbidden in airplanes. You'll get fined if you do!
32 Reviews I was waiting on the platform during peak hour with my girlfriend trying to catch the LRT to KL sentral this evening. I had my luggage with me so I guess I looked like a tourist. I made the mistake of texting on the platform. And when the train arrived , I promptly placed my phone in my pocket. Then...
26 Reviews This is my true account of how I got ripped off by 2 taxi-drivers in KL. Story with photos: http://antsperspective.blogspot.com/2012/12/getting-ripped-off-by-2-taxi-drivers-in.html In December 2012, I was traveling in Kuala Lumpur for 8 days. Most parts of the trips were good and pleasant. Except...
50 Reviews Look, we can't stop KL taxi drivers from acting unethically and illegally. The city doesn't seem to care about taxi extortion. But there's an easy suggestion. Just avoid them. KL's rail coverage is sufficient enough so that you can avoid taxis all-together. In addition, there's a convenient free...
4 Reviews We use to buy a lot of DVDs in KL and while some were scratched most were ok. Well we are now finding in 2012 you get them home and there is sound but no actual voice/talking. 10 dvds and 9 did it all region 9. So I will not bother in future. There are shopping centres in Bukit Bingtang area where I...
5 Reviews Now this was one of the hilights of our trip. After reading all about it here on vt and thanks to Chia (chiabh) for his fantastic tips and Vivian (luhweitze) for the great tip on baba nyonya food, our trip to Melaka was awesome!! :o) This is a must do!! on your trip to KL!! Melaka is about 2 hours...
11 Reviews The Lembah Kiara Recreational Park, located in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, is a popular recreational spot in the middle of the city widely visited by many during weekdays and weekends. Ideal for morning or evening stroll, the park serves as a respite for city folks looking for a little bit of nature to...
2 Reviews Hello people, for those who are visiting KL and are rather bored with the abundance of shopping malls, backpacker hang outs, R & B music and over-pricing taxi drivers - then you might wanna take a cab one morning (before 7 am if possible) and go to Bukit Tabur, Taman Melawati. Quote from the...
8 Reviews there are numerous money exchange shops in and around the Kuala Lumpur area and an advice for the wise: as much as possible, do not change your currency to malaysian ringgit at hotels since they give the lowest exhange rates and also at the airport, you're best bet to change your local currency into...
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Introduction For tourists visit 2 days, you can walk from Chinatown to Bukit Bintang to KLCC in one day. The next day, walk to KL tower, lake garden, merdeka square, Chow Kit and Little India. If......
Kuala Lumpur (KL or KLumpur for short) is a big metropolitan.... Like Canberra in Australia, it is declared a Federal Territory, under the direct rule of Parliament.... It used to be the...
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This is somewhat a butter trade.. muahahaha Deepa and Me exchanging bottle? But where's hers? Picture taken by JenniferChin @ Finnigens KL.. Any comments? lolol more interesting pictures is on the...
Kuala Lumpur is a must for people who come to Malaysia. Make it your first stop here and you will see how much KL has blossomed. If you arrive here via our international airport, you can see how we...
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