The Orang Asli Museum or The Museum of the Indigenous People of Malaysia is a unique museum that provides everything you need to know about the Orang Asli including their history, customs, traditions, origins and so much more. For your information, the Orang Asli is the indigenous inhabitants of Peninsular Malaysia. They are the earliest [...]

The Berjaya Times Square is probably the most happening shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur for a number of reasons. First of all, it’s located in the most sophisticated area in terms of entertainment in Kuala Lumpur, the Golden Triangle. The Golden Triangle is a modern and stylish district with 5-star premier hotels, including the Mandarin [...]

St John’s Cathedral was opened in 1883, making it the oldest church in Kuala Lumpur. The St John’s Cathedral is also one of the few pre-war churches that has been well taken care and preserved until today. The historic value of the St John’s Cathedral, therefore, is invaluable. Aside from being the most visited church [...]

The Mid Valley Megamall is a key part of Mid Valley City, one of the country’s largest urban development projects. The mega mall is used to be the country biggest shopping malls before the emerging of larger malls such as the added New Wing of 1 Utama and the extension of Sunway Pyramid. The crown [...]

The Holy Rosary Church is a spectacular pre-war building in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. According to some sources in the cyber world, the Holy Rosary Church was completed in 1904 but suffered some damages during World War II. Therefore, renovations took place in the 1950s to repair the building, resulting in the structure that [...]

Batu Caves is a well known tourist destination in Kuala Lumpur due to not only its unique 400 million years old limestone hill but also as a Hindu shrine for the Hindu festival of Thaipusam in Malaysia. Located in Gombak district, about 13 kilometters (8.1miles) north of Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves is a vast cavern [...]

The KLCC Park is located in the vicinity of the KLCC Suria and Petronas Twin Towers. It was designed to showcase a heritage of tropical greenery aside from offering a welcome respite from city traffic. The park itself contrasts as a calm environment in the midst of the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur. The [...]

The Suria KLCC is a premier shopping complex in Kuala Lumpur. You might not know it, but the Suria KLCC shopping complex is located inside the Petronas Twin Towers, spreading out as many as six floors. Being as Kuala Lumpur’s busiest and glitziest shopping malls, Suria KLCC is a popular tourist destination not only for [...]

In Kuala Lumpur, most folks tend to spend their nightlife around pubs, discos and karaoke dens. Aside from clubs, pubs and disco, Mamak stalls (hawker stalls operated by Indian Muslim) are also popular gathering places among the KL folks especially during the weekend among the youths. Apart from that, Karaoke lounges are as popular as [...]

From branded goods to rustic handicrafts, foodstuffs to software, be it the little stores around the corner or the mega malls,  you can find almost anything in Kuala Lumpur shops. The hottest shopping area is Bukit Bintang around Jalan Bukit Bintang and Jalan Sultan Ismail. For the direction to get to Bukit Bintang area, visit [...]

If you are looking for a comfortable stay in Bandar Sunway, then you might want to consider Sunway Hotel Pyramid Tower. Not only is the resort located within walking distance from the Sunway Pyramid shopping mall, it’s also close to the famous Sunway Lagoon Waterpark. I decided to give it a try while I was [...]

The Lake Gardens is a beautiful vast piece of greenery. It’s probably one of the few pieces of green land left in this modern city of Kuala Lumpur. If you were looking for an escape to the city’s hectic lifestyle, then Lake Gardens is the ideal place for relax and charging up your energy. The [...]

The National Museum or Muzium Negara is Malaysia biggest and grandest museum and is located at Jalan Damasara, Kuala Lumpur. The history of the museum is dated as far back as World War II. During that period, the old Selangor Museum building was destroyed by Allied bombing. It was then reconstructed and opened again in [...]

If fortune telling is your cup of tea, the Sze Ya Temple is your best bet! The Sze Ya Temple in Chinatown has a very interesting architecture whereby it is build at an awkward angle along a narrow alley off Lebuh Pudu. It’s believed that this position is determined by the principles of good feng [...]

The National History Museum was first built as the place for Kuala Lumpur first bank. Located in the southern end of the Merdeka Square, this grand Moorish-style building was completed in 1891 and it has over 100 years of history. The Japanese Occupation in World War II had turned this building into a telecommunication base [...]