Best Tours Tours in Kuala Lumpur

Also known as Jalan Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang is an upscale neighborhood and the most happening place in Kuala Lumpur. Plush hotels, extravagant shopping malls, and high-end shopping centres dot the streets of Bukit Bintang making it the fashion hub of Malaysia.Bukit Bintang is also the peppiest place in the capital city to enjoy a galvanic day out. Restaurants that serve lip-smacking late-night food, nightclubs that welcome party mongers with their electrifying music and late-night bars create a festive vibe every night as the sun sets down.The alluring attractions of Kuala Lumpur like Berjaya Times Square Theme Park, Menara KL Tower, and Nature Walk KL Forest Eco Park are also within Bukit Bintang which makes it the busiest tourist area in Kuala Lumpur. Another interesting attraction here is the Maha Mariamman Temple that absolutely mimics a Tamilian temple in structure.Apart from offering pompous retail and amusement therapies to its visitors, Bukit Bintang is also a foodaholic paradise.While the grandiose restaurants are for those seeking fine dining, the food stalls set by hawkers along the streets of Jalan Alor offer a culinary fest. There are also flea markets at Bukit Bintang where those shopping on a shoestring budget can find “cannot-find-out-fake” kind of fashion apparel at dirt cheap prices.Planning to Visit Malaysia? Click Here to Book Now: Malaysia Tour Packages

The Petronas Twin Tower is the most famous landmark and an iconic structure in Malaysia. The twin towers are situated on the Jalan Ampang Road in the city of Kuala Lumpur. Even though the original purpose of the towers is to accommodate the various offices that operate out of Kuala Lumpur, it is now much more than just an office centre.Its mind-boggling height, modern architecture, and location have made it an important tourist attraction in the city. The construction of this magnificent tower started in 1993 and it was completed in 1996. The twin towers were finally inaugurated on 31st August 1999. Between 1998 and 2004 it was also the tallest tower in the world, with a height of 451.9 metres or 1,483 feet from the ground level.The Petronas Twin Towers, which were designed by Argentina-born American architect- Cesar Pelli, is one of the tallest towers in the world. The towers were built in Postmodern-Islamic architectural style, using steel, glass and reinforced concrete and it cost 1.6 billion U.S. dollars. The Petronas Twin Towers have 88 floors, with 5 additional underground floors.The two breath-taking Towers are joined on the 41st and 42nd floor by a spectacular double Decker Skybridge. The 192-feet-long bridge is the highest two-storey bridge in the world. The Skybridge also acts as a safety device and stabilizing structure against turbulent winds in bad weather conditions.Apart from being an iconic structure on the Kuala Lumpur Skyline, it is also home to many world-class restaurants and breathtaking viewpoints from where you can see the entire city sprawled out under you. You can also check out the many tourist attractions, temples, mosques and the famous Malaysian markets located close to the Petronas Twin Towers.Check Out: Best Places to Visit in Malaysia

Batu Caves, one of the most prominent heritage sites of Malaysia is a series of limestone caves that date back to about 400 million years ago. Situated 13 km north of Kuala Lumpur, the caves were used as shelters by the indigenous Temuan or Besisi people (a tribe of Orang Asli) in ancient times. Today, Batu Caves are synonymous with the grandiose Murugan Statue located at the foot of the Cave and is famous worldwide for the Sri Subramanian Swamy Temple.The Murugan Statue at the caves glistens in bright gold colour and soars up 42.7 meter and is the tallest statue in Malaysia. The cave temple is considered to be one of the ten holy abodes of Lord Murugan and hence, is revered by millions of Hindu devotees.Thaipoosam is the most celebrated festival here and thousands of ardent devotees fulfill their vows here taking “kavadi” attracting tourists from all parts of the world. The Ramayana Cave is another marvelous attraction at Batu Caves which consists of psychedelic dioramas of the Indian epic 'Ramayana'. The giant statues of Lord Hanuman and Kumbakarna leave every visitor spellbound.The Art Gallery Cave and Museum Cave at the base of the Batu Caves have an envious collection of Hindu statues and paintings that depict the victory of Lord Murugan over Demon Soorapadman. Apart from the religious significance of Batu Caves, the huge limestone outcrops of Batu Caves have made it the prime rock climbing destination in Malaysia and there are 170 rock climbing routes here.Check Out: Best Places to Visit in Malaysia