Lots of postcard-worthy shots in what is perhaps Malaysia's most iconic and most-recognized location. Have a little walk throughout the square.
Another worthy stopover. Take a ride up the tower and get the best view of the city here. Grab a bite at the revolving restaurant at the top of the seventh taller tower in the world.
Masjid Jamek is one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur and is unique with its brand of Moorish architecture. Officially opened in 1909 and built on the first Malay burial ground.
The Thean Hou Temple is one of the oldest temples in Southeast Asia. The six-tiered Chinese temple features imposing pillars, ornate carvings and murals on the walls.
The temple was founded in 1864 by Kapitan Yap Ah Loy, a prominent figure among Chinese during the 18th century.
Built in the French Gothic Revival style, the Roman Catholic Church was inspired and planned by French missionary Fr Francis Terrien from funds raised by the congregation. Completed in 1904.
A cozy spot for the best of local Malay dishes, and cultural performances to boot.
Instant tooth decay guaranteed. Heaven for sugar rush enthusiasts and kids with that sweet tooth.
Different rooms different vibes - Zouk is definitely one of the main clubbing haunts of choice in Kuala Lumpur.
