Places Recommendation in Kuala Lumpur That You Must Visit
The capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is a city that lives no matter day or night. Around this city there are only interesting things to do, it doesn't matter if it's free or paid, old or young, it's really hard to discover. There are also many hotel and accommodation options that you can try, including Sunway Clio Hotel and Geno Hotel which have complete facilities.
There are so many interesting activities to do in this world-class city. From strenuous activities to relaxing activities, there are many things to do with the family. Here, we list 4 interesting places in Kuala Lumpur to visit. Don't waste any more time, let's explore this colorful city!.
1. 99 Wonderland Park
Located about 15 kilometers from downtown Kuala Lumpur, this 23-acre recreational park promises an interactive family vacation. The park has several types of wild animals, a petting zoo, and a place to take pictures! Here you can get to know some local and foreign wild animals. Local animals on display include Malayan tapir and sun bear. In addition, there are also deer farms, ostriches, bird parks, peacocks, crocodiles, and snakes. For those with small children, the 3.5-meter tall giant dinosaur sculpture will surely make them excited. The landscape here is also very beautiful with Magical Bridge, Broadwalk, 2 Colorful Water Fountains, Golden Waterfall, 12 zodiac Walkway, and Sky Fountain with Koi Fish. You are advised to come at night because the park will be filled with an abundance of beautiful LED lights.
2. Telecom Museum
The Telecom Museum is a museum located in a building that once used to be a place where manual telephones were placed and the basement contained cables for communication equipment. Now, its function has changed to the Telekom Museum. Having reached the age of almost a century, this building built in 1928 has been gazetted as a historical landmark by the National Archives of Malaysia. This building is located at the intersection of Jalan Gereja and Jalan Raja Chulan, KL. In terms of its design, this classic building is influenced by the Greek architectural style. Not just having an interesting and antique design, this museum itself is really interesting to visit because here you can see the development of telecommunication technology that the world has gone through, from morse code to digital communication technology.
3. Taman Tugu
Feeling overwhelmed by tall buildings in the middle of the city?. No need to take yourself far from KL, you just need to set in a waze to go to Taman Tugu. Don't be surprised, the location of this green jungle is apparently still in the middle of the city of KL. The walking path is surrounded by the greenery of blooming trees. Complete with various facilities, along the walking space, there are many seats and hammocks for you to relax while closing your eyes and breathing fresh air. For those in wheelchairs, don't worry, you can use the special purple-painted path that is provided with full comfort. Regarding the facilities, this park is complete with a prayer hall and clean toilets. There is also plenty of space for picnics. If you come in the morning, you can have breakfast by buying food from the available food trucks.
4. Pavilion KL
Opened in 2007, Pavilion KL is a 1.37 million square foot complex that offers outdoor and indoor shopping experiences to visitors. Not just a shopping complex, Pavilion KL also houses an office block and two residential towers. With such a wide site, it is inevitable that there are countless shops to choose from, yes, not a few, but up to 450 shops!. One day is not enough to see everything. Want to entertain?. You also can do karaoke at Red Box or watch the latest movies at Golden Screen Cinemas.
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