Kuala Lumpur: Things to See

Kuala Lumpur is a city with a variety of incredible sights and things to do. The city, despite its temperamental weather and frequent downpours, shines through with a welcoming local contingent and rich, cultural experiences that’ll take your attention away from the weather in no time. We’ve embraced the Malaysian Peninsula and have arrived at a few must-see landmarks in this beautiful Asian city.

The Petronas Twin Towers

Known as the tallest twin towers in the world, standing at an incredible 451m in height, the Petronas Twin Towers offer a rare opportunity for visitors to oversee the magnitude and size of the Malaysian municipal.

Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park

The Butterfly Park is a large public butterfly zoo and is increasingly popular with tourists from all over the globe. Situated across from the Lake Gardens and the bird park, it houses a plethora of butterfly species; offering an opportunity to see an incredible amount of butterfly species!

Batu Caves

The Batu Caves are an essential on any visit to this part of the world. A huge limestone hill that’s comprised of caves and temples in Gombak. The nearby village is of Batu offers some great cultural information about the history of the naturally existing caves.

Kyo Club

The club known as Kyo has quickly become an established and formidable force in the nightlife culture of Kuala Lumpur since its inception. The underground demeanor it is able to offer so well is down to its European music influences and energetic but minimalist undertones. Couple these factors with the Asian sensibilities provided by the clubs cinematic musical presentation and you have the perfect place to party in Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur Tower

The Petronas Twin Towers are not the only buildings in the city that offer up an impressive skyline view; the Kuala Lumpur Tower, opened in 1996, is the communications hub of the city and is recorded as being the seventh largest building in the world.