Kuala Lumpur located in the center of Selangor state, Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur climate is warm and sunny, or known as equatorial. The best time to visit Kuala Lumpur is throughout the year. The main attractions of Kuala Lumpur are Petronas Twin Tower, KL Tower and Merdeka Square. Kuala Lumpur also known as shopping paradise. Shopping complex such as Kuala Lumpur City Center, Pavilion, Gardens, Mid Valley Megamall and Berjaya Times Square are the main attraction for shoppers. Tourist can also go shopping at Chinatown, Petaling Street or Jalan Masjid India for great flea market with huge variety of stalls. Beside that, the surrounding area in Kuala Lumpur contains a large number of attractions and sights. Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, the National Monument, Butterfly and Bird Park and the National Planetarium are all interesting places to see. Architecture can also be seen at old Railway Station, Parliament House and Sultan Abdul Samad where the Supreme Court is. The range of restaurants in Kuala Lumpur is enormous and you can find Malay, Indian, Chinese, Thai and other restaurants dishing out the cuisine. Popular Malaysian food includes nasi lemak, satay, rendang, noodles, and roti canai. Western cuisine can be found almost everywhere.
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, being the focal point of entertainment, commercial and business, is the heart of most popular landmarks in Malaysia. As ‘A City Within A City’, KLCC offers a myriad of interesting attractions that never cease to wonder, as well as plenty of nighlife, dining and shopping options, making it a popular tourist attraction. With a host of options to choose from dining, arts, culture, recreation, sightseeing, shopping and entertainment, you won’t be stuck for ideas on what to do around in this bubbling city.
Kuala Lumpur is a hub for cultural activities and economic centre of Malaysia due to its position as the capital as well as being a primate city. In addition, Kuala Lumpur is home to the tallest twin buildings in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers. Other attraction includes the Kuala Lumpur China Town or Petaling Street which is the oldest part of the city and today's famous for its original imitations. Flooding is a frequent occurrence in Kuala Lumpur whenever there is a heavy rain. Dust particles from forest fires from nearby Sumatera sometimes cast a haze over the region. It is a major source of pollution in the city together with open burning, emission from motor vehicles and construction work.
I never know much about K.Lumpur until I made a first visit back in 1980. Nowadays K.Lumpur is much different with a lot of tall buildings being erected and shopping centers are almost everywhere in city centre.Travelling during office hours could be very hectic due to traffic jams almost everywhere. Night live looks better with less congestion and peoples enjoy their night entertaiment till middle of the night.
Kuala Lumpur is the largest city in Malaysia with a population of over 1.3 million comprise of multi racial like Malay, India, Chinese etc.
Kuala Lumpur Craft Complex in one of the exciting place to be visited for people who love traditional products. You can buy any kinds of craft products such as batik, songket, silver and many others there.
Kuala Lumpur is also a paradise for food lovers. Name what you want, satay, nasi lemak, tomyam, steak, kuih, …… you can get it here.
Kuala Lumpur or often abbreviated as K.L. is the capital and largest city of Malaysia. It is characterized by a huge valley known as Klang Valley. Kuala Lumpur is a tremendous city because of it multicultural population such as Malays, Indians, Chinese and Pan Asians. Indeed, Kuala Lumpur is crowded with beautiful Malaysian ladies.
Kuala Lumpur is also known as fascinating shopping paradise to the local people and tourists. It has developed into a mega shopping destination with a wide-variety of shopping centres and megamalls which carry well-known local and international brands. Several famous shopping places like Petaling Street, Central Market and Chow Kit Road will provide great bargain and offer assortment of customary arts and craft merchandises for visitors. KLCC, Berjaya Times Square and MidValley Megamall play big roles in providing numerous shopping outlets that attract consumers from other countries.
Hence, KL is the fastest growing metropolitan region within Malaysia in terms of population and economic.
Kuala Lumpur is a city of heaven for shopaholics. From unique handicrafts, brand-name fashion labels and state of art electronic gadgets, this city offers the best shopping places that can suit everyone’s budgets.
One should not miss to go to the Suria KLCC, an ultra-modern shopping mall located at the foot of the Petronas Twin Tower, which is famous for housing major international brands and a perfect place to shop for high-end products under one roof.
For those who enjoy Al-fresco style of shopping, visit Petaling Street which is well known among budget buyers for the variety of genuinely-look fake branded items at unbelievingly cheap price. Just a stone-throw away from Petaling Street, visit Pasar Seni and mesmerized with the wide selection of locally produced cultural souvenirs and products which make prefect gifts for the loved ones.
Or save now and shop till you drop during the Mega Sale Carnival event which promises great discounts and special offers by most shopping malls in the city.
My 1 pence thought on Kuala Lumpur or KL as i am a born and breed here; Vibrant, animated and kaleidoscopic are KL's building architecture features. Fusion of old colonial design, Malay Islamic inspiration, modern and post modern structures are becoming a norm in this metropolis skyline nowadays. Major scenery contrast compared currently and say.. 20, 30 years ago. Exotic and avant-garde variety of cuisine available as more tourist and non-tourist alike arrived in KL nowadays. Not to be outshined, local gastronomy are thrill to offer an array of tantalising and fabulous mouthed watering feast such as 'sate', 'char kuew tiaw' and 'roti canai' to name a few. The bad news is, due to KL's rapid development, it has triggered a huge influx of low skill foreign workers from Indonesia, Nepal, Burma, Thailand, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Philippines and Vietnam of which many of these low skill workers enter the country illegally. Thus, contributing a high social unrest and vice activities in the city. Finally, Kuala Lumpur would literally means "muddy estuary". I'll reckon KL as one of the wonderful and balanced metropolitan in the world.
Surprising city~ Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur or “KL”, the capital for Malaysia is one of the incredibly fascinating and diverse Asian city. The best thing I love about Kuala Lumpur is the year-round tropical rainforest climate, which is warm and sunny, along with abundant rainfall.
KL has a myriad of splendid routes and enjoyable day trips. I enjoy exploring the city for foods and places of interest during long holiday. One will always be amazed of what they could find while just strolling along the sidewalks of the city.
“Truly more with every visit. It must be Kuala Lumpur!” ~Sharon
‘Selamat datang’, ‘huan ying’ or welcome to Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia. You should not be surprised to receive the multi-lingual greetings from any Malaysian since we are known for our multi-lingual and multi-cultural society. The sights and sounds of the society living together peacefully are really amongst the most significance achievement by any country. Besides known for its rich of social and cultural values, Kuala Lumpur being the metropolis that was born out of the forest some 150-year ago has also continues to develop its other potential to be the central of business and entertainment. The city although is younger than many other towns in the Peninsular of Malaysia has had developed faster and triumphant mainly due to its strategic location and tip-top infrastructure available. Notwithstanding that the Government has continued to build more remarkably beautiful and fascinating buildings in the city; the government’s initiatives to persistently ensure a parallel management of Kuala Lumpur’s forest were put in place should be appreciated. It is anticipated that Kuala Lumpur will be the best city within the South Asia Region for people to work and live!
Kuala Lumpur is a city of skyscrapers where is situated Petronas Twin Tower, the third tallest building in the world. Surround by concrete structure Kuala Lumpur still preserve green environment. Kuala Lumper offer many attraction for locals and tourists ranging from shopping, sight seeing, place of interest and historical building. Apart from great thing about Kuala Lumpur, there are issues that will make this city unpopular such as traffic congestion and flash flood.
Kuala Lumpur is a vibrant magical "Garden City of Lights" and the bustling capital city of Malaysia. It has lively ethnic neighbourhoods , amazingly unique skyline architecture, historical colonial buildings and avant-garde shopping paradise that would attract tourist to visit Kuala Lumpur. Being the largest and the most happening city in Malaysia, it is acclaimed to be only city in the world which has dense forests in its precincts and known to be as an Eco-tourism city.
Kuala Lumpur is the cultural and political capital of Malaysia. It has grown tremendously with its seen a recent development in the industries of trade and commerce, banking, finance, manufacturing, transportation, Information technology and tourism.
But, like many other developing cities, Kuala Lumpur is norm to suffers from paralytic traffic jams periodically throughout the day.
Kuala Lumpur is a well-developed city with a state-of-art public transportation services, including buses, taxis, commutter and LRT. However, due to lack of awareness amongt its citizen, most of them are not using public transportation instead they are driving their own vehicles either for shopping or to get to their workplace. As a result, almost all of the time and areas in Kuala Lumpur is experiencing road congestions. The situation comes to the worst when accident happens during the jam or flood occurs as a result of heavy rain. The authority i.e. City Hall as well as the Ministry of Transport (MOT) should pay due attention as this problem would affect business activities in the long term.
Kuala Lumpur located in the center of Selangor state, Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur climate is warm and sunny, or known as equatorial. The best time to visit Kuala Lumpur is throughout the year. The main attractions of Kuala Lumpur are Petronas Twin Tower, KL Tower and Merdeka Square. Kuala Lumpur also known as shopping paradise. Shopping complex such as Kuala Lumpur City Center, Pavilion, Gardens, Mid Valley Megamall and Berjaya Times Square are the main attraction for shoppers. Tourist can also go shopping at Chinatown, Petaling Street or Jalan Masjid India for great flea market with huge variety of stalls. Beside that, the surrounding area in Kuala Lumpur contains a large number of attractions and sights. Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, the National Monument, Butterfly and Bird Park and the National Planetarium are all interesting places to see. Architecture can also be seen at old Railway Station, Parliament House and Sultan Abdul Samad where the Supreme Court is. The range of restaurants in Kuala Lumpur is enormous and you can find Malay, Indian, Chinese, Thai and other restaurants dishing out the cuisine. Popular Malaysian food includes nasi lemak, satay, rendang, noodles, and roti canai. Western cuisine can be found almost everywhere.
ReplyDeleteNg (Class 5) said,
ReplyDeleteKuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, being the focal point of entertainment, commercial and business, is the heart of most popular landmarks in Malaysia. As ‘A City Within A City’, KLCC offers a myriad of interesting attractions that never cease to wonder, as well as plenty of nighlife, dining and shopping options, making it a popular tourist attraction. With a host of options to choose from dining, arts, culture, recreation, sightseeing, shopping and entertainment, you won’t be stuck for ideas on what to do around in this bubbling city.
Kuala Lumpur is a hub for cultural activities and economic centre of Malaysia due to its position as the capital as well as being a primate city. In addition, Kuala Lumpur is home to the tallest twin buildings in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers. Other attraction includes the Kuala Lumpur China Town or Petaling Street which is the oldest part of the city and today's famous for its original imitations.
ReplyDeleteFlooding is a frequent occurrence in Kuala Lumpur whenever there is a heavy rain. Dust particles from forest fires from nearby Sumatera sometimes cast a haze over the region. It is a major source of pollution in the city together with open burning, emission from motor vehicles and construction work.
I never know much about K.Lumpur until I made a first visit back in 1980. Nowadays K.Lumpur is much different with a lot of tall buildings being erected and shopping centers are almost everywhere in city centre.Travelling during office hours could be very hectic due to traffic jams almost everywhere. Night live looks better with less congestion and peoples enjoy their night entertaiment till middle of the night.
ReplyDeleteKuala Lumpur is the largest city in Malaysia with a population of over 1.3 million comprise of multi racial like Malay, India, Chinese etc.
ReplyDeleteKuala Lumpur Craft Complex in one of the exciting place to be visited for people who love traditional products. You can buy any kinds of craft products such as batik, songket, silver and many others there.
Kuala Lumpur is also a paradise for food lovers. Name what you want, satay, nasi lemak, tomyam, steak, kuih, …… you can get it here.
'S' (Class 6) said,
ReplyDeleteKuala Lumpur or often abbreviated as K.L. is the capital and largest city of Malaysia. It is characterized by a huge valley known as Klang Valley. Kuala Lumpur is a tremendous city because of it multicultural population such as Malays, Indians, Chinese and Pan Asians. Indeed, Kuala Lumpur is crowded with beautiful Malaysian ladies.
Kuala Lumpur is also known as fascinating shopping paradise to the local people and tourists. It has developed into a mega shopping destination with a wide-variety of shopping centres and megamalls which carry well-known local and international brands. Several famous shopping places like Petaling Street, Central Market and Chow Kit Road will provide great bargain and offer assortment of customary arts and craft merchandises for visitors. KLCC, Berjaya Times Square and MidValley Megamall play big roles in providing numerous shopping outlets that attract consumers from other countries.
Hence, KL is the fastest growing metropolitan region within Malaysia in terms of population and economic.
Kuala Lumpur is a city of heaven for shopaholics. From unique handicrafts, brand-name fashion labels and state of art electronic gadgets, this city offers the best shopping places that can suit everyone’s budgets.
ReplyDeleteOne should not miss to go to the Suria KLCC, an ultra-modern shopping mall located at the foot of the Petronas Twin Tower, which is famous for housing major international brands and a perfect place to shop for high-end products under one roof.
For those who enjoy Al-fresco style of shopping, visit Petaling Street which is well known among budget buyers for the variety of genuinely-look fake branded items at unbelievingly cheap price. Just a stone-throw away from Petaling Street, visit Pasar Seni and mesmerized with the wide selection of locally produced cultural souvenirs and products which make prefect gifts for the loved ones.
Or save now and shop till you drop during the Mega Sale Carnival event which promises great discounts and special offers by most shopping malls in the city.
My 1 pence thought on Kuala Lumpur or KL as i am a born and breed here;
ReplyDeleteVibrant, animated and kaleidoscopic are KL's building architecture features. Fusion of old colonial design, Malay Islamic inspiration, modern and post modern structures are becoming a norm in this metropolis skyline nowadays. Major scenery contrast compared currently and say.. 20, 30 years ago.
Exotic and avant-garde variety of cuisine available as more tourist and non-tourist alike arrived in KL nowadays. Not to be outshined, local gastronomy are thrill to offer an array of tantalising and fabulous mouthed watering feast such as 'sate', 'char kuew tiaw' and 'roti canai' to name a few.
The bad news is, due to KL's rapid development, it has triggered a huge influx of low skill foreign workers from Indonesia, Nepal, Burma, Thailand, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Philippines and Vietnam of which many of these low skill workers enter the country illegally. Thus, contributing a high social unrest and vice activities in the city.
Finally, Kuala Lumpur would literally means "muddy estuary". I'll reckon KL as one of the wonderful and balanced metropolitan in the world.
Surprising city~ Kuala Lumpur
ReplyDeleteKuala Lumpur or “KL”, the capital for Malaysia is one of the incredibly fascinating and diverse Asian city. The best thing I love about Kuala Lumpur is the year-round tropical rainforest climate, which is warm and sunny, along with abundant rainfall.
KL has a myriad of splendid routes and enjoyable day trips. I enjoy exploring the city for foods and places of interest during long holiday. One will always be amazed of what they could find while just strolling along the sidewalks of the city.
“Truly more with every visit. It must be Kuala Lumpur!” ~Sharon
‘Selamat datang’, ‘huan ying’ or welcome to Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia. You should not be surprised to receive the multi-lingual greetings from any Malaysian since we are known for our multi-lingual and multi-cultural society. The sights and sounds of the society living together peacefully are really amongst the most significance achievement by any country.
ReplyDeleteBesides known for its rich of social and cultural values, Kuala Lumpur being the metropolis that was born out of the forest some 150-year ago has also continues to develop its other potential to be the central of business and entertainment. The city although is younger than many other towns in the Peninsular of Malaysia has had developed faster and triumphant mainly due to its strategic location and tip-top infrastructure available. Notwithstanding that the Government has continued to build more remarkably beautiful and fascinating buildings in the city; the government’s initiatives to persistently ensure a parallel management of Kuala Lumpur’s forest were put in place should be appreciated. It is anticipated that Kuala Lumpur will be the best city within the South Asia Region for people to work and live!
Kuala Lumpur is a city of skyscrapers where is situated Petronas Twin Tower, the third tallest building in the world. Surround by concrete structure Kuala Lumpur still preserve green environment. Kuala Lumper offer many attraction for locals and tourists ranging from shopping, sight seeing, place of interest and historical building. Apart from great thing about Kuala Lumpur, there are issues that will make this city unpopular such as traffic congestion and flash flood.
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Kuala Lumpur is a vibrant magical "Garden City of Lights" and the bustling capital city of Malaysia. It has lively ethnic neighbourhoods , amazingly unique skyline architecture, historical colonial buildings and avant-garde shopping paradise that would attract tourist to visit Kuala Lumpur. Being the largest and the most happening city in Malaysia, it is acclaimed to be only city in the world which has dense forests in its precincts and known to be as an Eco-tourism city.
ReplyDeleteKuala Lumpur is the cultural and political capital of Malaysia. It has grown tremendously with its seen a recent development in the industries of trade and commerce, banking, finance, manufacturing, transportation, Information technology and tourism.
But, like many other developing cities, Kuala Lumpur is norm to suffers from paralytic traffic jams periodically throughout the day.
Kuala Lumpur is a well-developed city with a state-of-art public transportation services, including buses, taxis, commutter and LRT. However, due to lack of awareness amongt its citizen, most of them are not using public transportation instead they are driving their own vehicles either for shopping or to get to their workplace. As a result, almost all of the time and areas in Kuala Lumpur is experiencing road congestions. The situation comes to the worst when accident happens during the jam or flood occurs as a result of heavy rain. The authority i.e. City Hall as well as the Ministry of Transport (MOT) should pay due attention as this problem would affect business activities in the long term.
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