Kuala Lumpur is located on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, at the foot of the Titiwangsa Mountains. It is the capital and largest city of Malaysia. The Klang River runs through the city. Towering buildings and row upon row of shops highlight the prosperous city. Kuala Lumpur has the reputation of "World Museum". The urban area is dotted with typical Muslim buildings, Chinese houses and British colonial buildings. Modern high-rise buildings echo each other with historic villages, and diverse cultures coexist and live in harmony. When you travel here, you can not only feel the fresh and fashionable atmosphere of modern cities, but also enjoy the ancient imprints left by history.
Petronas Twin Towers
The tallest twin towers in the world
The Petronas Twin Towers are located in the center of Kuala Lumpur, north of the Golden Triangle business district. They are 452 meters high and have 88 floors. They stand side by side in exactly the same way. They are very spectacular, like two tall spires pierced through the sky, connected by a trestle bridge in the middle. The design is inspired by Islamic teachings. The Petronas Twin Towers are one of Kuala Lumpur’s iconic urban landscapes, and are currently the tallest twin towers and fifth tallest building in the world.
One of the Petronas Twin Towers is an office building for Petronas, the other is a leased office building. The 1-6 floors are shopping malls with a wide range of goods, ranging from affordable brands to luxury brands. In addition, there is a dedicated food area for tourists to rest and enjoy food. There is a sky bridge between the 40th and 41st floors, which is currently the world's highest sky bridge. Standing here, you can overlook the most prosperous scene in Malaysia. In the movie "Stealing the Sky", the hero and heroine escaped from here.
There is a park in front of the Petronas Twin Towers, and the musical fountain in the artificial lake in the park will spray every so long, which is very spectacular. In addition, there are a total of 6 official best photo spots at the main entrance of the Petronas Twin Towers and the Central Park at the back, and there are signboards on which are the maps and photos of the photo spots. Those who want to take photos with the Petronas Twin Towers or take photos of the panorama of the Petronas Twin Towers may wish to pay attention. a bit.
Petronas Twin Towers
· Built in 1997, it is a super classic and modern building, and it is currently the two tallest connected buildings in the world. ·The architectural concept of this magnificent and extraordinary building is inspired by the five pillars of Islam, with a total height of 88 floors. ·The Petronas Symphony Hall is located in the Petronas Twin Towers, which is a venue for regular practice and performance by the Malaysian Symphony Orchestra and Petronas Performing Arts. · Ascend to the twin towers, you can have a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery of Kuala Lumpur, especially when the lights are bright at night, the scenery is particularly magnificent.
Address: Concourse Level, Lower Ground, Kuala Lumpur
Phone: +60-3-2331-8080
Website: http://petronastwintowers.com.my
Transportation: In the urban area of Kuala Lumpur, you can take the Putra line light rail directly to the bottom of the Petronas Twin Towers; or take the LRT to KLCC station and get off at the station.
Tickets: 85 Malaysian ringgits
Opening hours: 09:00-21:00 (closed all day on Mondays and public holidays, closed at 13:00-14:30 on Fridays)
Petaling Street
Kuala Lumpur Chinatown
Petaling Street is located in the southern part of Kuala Lumpur’s old town. It is a Chinatown with obvious Chinese characteristics. Petaling Street maintains a strong atmosphere of life in a Chinese city. There is a large house sign at the entrance, which says "Petaling Street" in Chinese. There are various Chinese archways, Chinese houses, Chinese shops and restaurants along the street. , Small stalls, etc., reflecting all aspects of Chinese culture.
Petaling Street is a non-open-air market. When the night falls, the street is full of noise and bustle. It is the best place for tourists to buy cheap goods and taste Malaysian food. The furnishings in the bazaar are very Chinese, with red lanterns hung high up and Chinese characters on the signboards. The vendors are mostly Chinese and have a very enthusiastic attitude.
Petaling Street
· Located in the southern part of the old city, it is small in size, but very lively. It is like a festival at night. It is a famous night market in Kuala Lumpur. ·Maintain the rich life atmosphere of Chinese cities. Chinese archways, Chinese buildings, and Chinese street stalls reflect all aspects of Chinese culture. ·There are many Chinese restaurants and snack bars on Hanlaiji Road and Sultan Road, which contain the flavors of various places in China. After the night, tables and chairs are placed on the road and become a snack street. ·The shops here are basically opened by Chinese people. There are eye-catching Chinese signs and advertisements inside and outside the shops. Walking in the streets here, everything seems so familiar.
Address: Jalan Petaling, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
Phone: +60-3-2032-5988
Website: http://www.malaysia.travel
Transportation: In the urban area of Kuala Lumpur, you can take the B112, 58K, U35 bus and get off at Kota Raya Station, and then walk south for about 5 minutes.
Tickets: Free
Opening hours: all day (sales stall business hours 10:00-21:00)
National Mosque
The largest mosque in Southeast Asia
The National Mosque is located next to the Kuala Lumpur old railway station. It was built in 1974 and is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. Many important religious ceremonies are held here. This mosque is different from the "onion-head" dome of ordinary mosques. Its roof is composed of multi-pleated umbrella-shaped arches of varying sizes. It has 18 radiating starbursts, representing the 13 states and Islam in Malaysia. Teach 5 creeds.
The 73-meter-high minaret in the temple looks like a rocket, and it complements the prayer hall next to it, forming a unique contrast beauty. The prayer hall can hold 8,000 people to pray here at the same time. The decoration and style of the chanting hall, corridors, library, etc. in the temple are similar to those of the three major mosques in Mecca. This is also the center of Islamic activities in Malaysia. Every Friday, devout believers flock here to pray.
National Mosque
· Built in 1974, it can hold 8,000 people to pray at the same time. The most eye-catching feature is its cascading umbrella-shaped roof. · There are 18 stars on the main dome of the mosque, representing the 13 states of Malaya and the 5 pillars of Islam. ·What is amazing is its pleated umbrella-shaped roof, with a 73-meter-high spire pointing directly at the blue sky, exquisite and majestic. ·The decoration of the temple, corridor, library, etc. in the temple is similar to the three major mosques in Mecca. ·Every Friday on the Lord's Day, devout believers flock here to pray.
Address: Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, Kuala Lumpur
Phone: +60-3-26937905
Website: http://www.masjidnegara.gov.my/v2/
Transportation: In downtown Kuala Lumpur, you can take the LRT and get off at Kuala Lumpur Station, and then walk west for about 10 minutes.
Tickets: Free
Opening hours: 09:00-12:00, 15:00-16:00, 17:30-18:30; 15:00-16:00, 17:30-18:30 (Friday)
independence Plaza
The largest square in the world
Merdeka Square is located in the center of Kuala Lumpur, opposite the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. It is a place of great historical value to Malaysia. It is equivalent to Tiananmen Square in China and is one of the largest squares in the world. The square is green and surrounded by many old-fashioned buildings mixed with national characteristics. They complement the skyscrapers in the distance, as if to tell the history of the colonial period.
