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Whether you'd like to tour some of the city's architectural wonders or grab a bite to eat at a street-side market, you're sure to have a pleasant time here in Kuala Lumpur.
Don't have more than a fortnight to go exploring? Grab our list of must-dos and check out what Kuala Lumpur has to offer:
Visit the 88-storey steel twin towers named Petronas Twin Towers—once the tallest buildings in the world
Head to the viewing deck at the Minara KL Tower for absolutely breathtaking views of this bustling city
Visit the colourful and chaotic Chinatown–known for its many shops selling souvenirs, Chinese herbs and imitation goods
Take a trip to the 400 million-year-old Batu Caves and check out the 100-year old Hindu temple that's located inside
Visit the city's renowned Sultan Abdul Samad building–now home to various state offices
Spend the day at the Sunway Lagoon Theme Park to ride the waves, splash around in big pools and glide through gigantic water tubes
Make a stop at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre and step into Aquaria KLCC to admire interesting sea creatures and beautiful corals
Head to Jalan Alor—a place that's teeming with Chinese seafood restaurants and hawker stalls
Spend the day at the Lake Gardens and visit the world's largest bird park
Head to the National Planetarium–known for its space engine and other interesting exhibits
Airports in Kuala Lumpur
The Kuala Lumpur International Airport and the older Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport serve passengers flying to and from the city. The Kuala Lumpur International Airport handles more than 48, 938, 000 passengers, making it the 23rd busiest airport in the world.
Kuala Lumpur sights and attractions
With its year-round tropical climate and low cost of living, Kuala Lumpur remains a favourite tourist getaway for people from all over the world. This capital city spans an area of 243 km² and houses more than 1.7 million inhabitants. Kuala Lumpur is home to people of various ethnic backgrounds. Its diverse cultural heritage is seen in almost all aspects of life here–most notably in their religious celebrations, cuisines and architecture. The city is widely recognised for landmarks such as the splendid Petronas Twin Towers and several colonial-era buildings. Book your air tickets to Kuala Lumpur and come experience cultural diversity at its best.
The airport is nearly 45 km away from the city centre.
Transportation
Passengers can use the Aerotrain to travel from the main terminal to the satellite building. The airport is also connected to the city's Sentral transportation hub via the Express Rail Link. Taxis, limousines, public buses and private buses are also available at the airport.
The airport is approximately 24 km away from the city centre.
Transportation
Passengers could either hail a taxi or hop on a public bus to get to the city centre. Those who'd like to go to Kula Lumpur International Airport need to take the (paid) shuttle bus service from the airport.