- Chinatown is a frenetic tangle of streets shared by fortune tellers, herbalists, tea houses and temples.
- KL's glitzy hub of hotels, bars, restaurants, nightclubs and fancy shopping malls form 'The Golden Triangle'.
- Visit the night market Pasar Malam on Petaling Street for the buzz of after-dark shopping in the open air.
- The capital’s flamboyant former colonial railway station is pure Moorish fantasy - think St Pancras meets the Arabian Nights.
- The National Mosque, Masjid Negara, is where locals gather in silent barefoot prayer (the 13-acre gardens have room for 10,000 at a time).
- The revolving restaurant at the top of the Menara KL tower offers a full panorama of the city from 1,340ft up.
- The limestone Batu Caves, eight miles north of the city centre, have served as a Hindu temple for over 100 years.
- The Orchid and Hibiscus Gardens are home to 800 species of orchid and 500 varieties of hibiscus.
- Hire a car or take the bus to the green and rolling Cameron Highlands. Apart from an escape from the humidity, big draws are tea plantations, rose gardens and hiking trails.
- Beach lovers are probably better off flirting with KL, then heading to one of the islands
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
TOP TEN THINGS TO DO IN KUALA LUMPUR
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