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Kuala Lumpur
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Most popular Hotels in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur Tours, Sightseeing & Things to Do Shopping in KLis sheer fun and awfully exciting as well. One can enjoy bargain hunting within the cool comforts of ultra-modern, one-stop shopping complexes or the thrill of browsing among antiques and curio items in establishments in the older parts of the city.Eating and Drinking Kuala LumpurAl Nafourah - Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur Hotel, 2 Jalan Stesen Sentral, Kuala Lumpur SentralThe hotel's signature restaurant, the opulent Al Nafourah, is a contemporary Arabian oasis with all the mystique of the Middle East at its most exotic. After a feast of Lebanese cuisine, diners can enjoy intriguing belly dancing performances or draw flavoured tobacco from bubbling hookahs on the terrace by the lagoon pool. Iketeru restaurant - Hilton Kuala Lumpur, 3 Jalan Stesen Sentral Eat at the teppanyaki counter or, hire a private tatami room for an intimate dining experience.
Bossa Nova - Parkroyal Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Sultan Ismail
Blue Chip Lounge - Swiss Garden Hotel Kuala Lumpur, 117 Jalan Pudu Sports & Activities Kuala LumpurKota Permai Golf & Country ClubDesigned by Australian architect Ross Watson, the championship layout has a challenging mix of holes to test the very best of golfers. Hotels near Kota Permai Golf & Country Club More about golf in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur Weather & ClimateSure, the occasional tropical rainstorm might blow into town, but Kuala Lumpur is all about sunshine and heat, so be prepared with light colors and a large hat. Climate Lying just seven degrees north of the Equator, Malaysia typifies tropical weather, with temperatures averaging between 25 and 31 degrees Celsius (73 to 88 degrees Fahrenheit). The biggest change comes with the heavy rains of the northwest monsoon, which start in October or November and last until February. Malaysia’s driest weather, brought by the annual southwest monsoon, occurs between late April and late September.
Kuala Lumpur, or better known to the locals as KL, lies along the West Coast
of Peninsular Malaysia. It is the heartbeat of Malaysia and serves as a
cultural, commercial and transportation centre. This can be seen in the vast
number of developments that have been cultivated in the past few years, and
most of these can be found in KL. | For example, visitors will surely know of the Petronas Towers. When it was first completed in 1998, it was the world’s tallest building and offers one of the most spectacular views in the world. Visitors can travel to the 41st floor to the Skybridge where the two towers of the building connect. But as a warning to those who want to see the skyline from the highest point in the city – there is a set quota of visitors allowed per day, so a visit by 9am will be called for if they want to experience the spectacular views of one of the tallest buildings in the world. Another factor that draws travellers from all over is the mosques. One of the most delightful of the many that can be seen in KL is the Masjid Jamek. Masjid Jamek was set in a grove of palm trees in 1907 where the tranquil onion domes and minarets of pink and cream make it a perfect place of worship. It is here where visitors to the city can experience the ultimate beauty of the city not only in the sense of the physical, but also in the rich cultural heritage it holds. Another jump of time will see visitors visit the many world-class museums available in the city. While Europe is the place famous for a diverse range of offerings in museums, KL looks to be an up-and-coming on the list. The Islamic Arts Museum gives strangers to the local faith an insight into the culture, and all within the spacious and dazzlingly white domed building. The National Art Gallery also shows an offering of Malaysian culture with works by contemporary Malaysian artists displaying their works alongside fellow Asian and international art. Of course, for those who tire of buildings, they can always head to the beautiful Lake Gardens. The 92-hectare manicured gardens are the home of a butterfly park, planetarium, insect museum, walk-in aviary, orchid garden and hibiscus garden. The beautiful natural surrounds will be a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of the city before they head back into the wonderfully diverse fray. And with a crazy array of street vendors and night markets along the streets of KL, the city is sure to pack a punch whether it is the first or the nth visit to the vibrant city. Visitors are sure to share the vivacious love that Malaysians have for their capital and the exquisite mix of history, culture and contemporary life that they way. And it is most likely that they will just want to come back for more. |
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