2025 Kuala Lumpur Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

I went in the afternoon and luckily, there weren’t many people🍀 The view from the top is stunning, especially standing on the glass floor! ✨Just take note: photo time inside the glass box is only 30 seconds per pax, and the staff will quickly ask you to move after your turn. 😬 So get your poses ready before stepping into the glass box and change pose fast 💨🙃 #summervacay #thingstodo #thingstodo #travel #malaysia

It’s a beautiful photo spot in Kuala Lumpur . Especially at night with a colourful lighting . The view of Petronas Towers make this place even more perfect . Just a few minutes away from Kuala Lumpur City Centre and definitely worth the visit ! Iconic place which is instagramable and also landmark of Kuala Lumpur . ‼️ You need to go a-bit early to avoid the crowds ‼️ #salomabridge #Malaysia #kuala_lumpur #klcc

📍 Itinerary Overview Morning Breakfast at a Local Cafe Time: 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM After the towers, grab breakfast at a local cafe like Antipodean (in the Bangsar area) or The Daily Fix Cafe in the city center, which is known for its relaxed vibe and delicious local or Western breakfast options. Late Morning / Early Afternoon Batu Caves Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Head over to Batu Caves (15-20 minute drive from the city center). It's a Hindu temple complex built into limestone caves, and the massive golden statue of Lord Murugan is a sight to behold. Be ready to climb the 272 colorful steps, but the view at the top is totally worth it. Time: 12:15 PM – 1:30 PM After Batu Caves, head back to the city and stop by Central Market. It's a great spot for local souvenirs, traditional crafts, and a glimpse of Malaysia’s cultural heritage. Walk around Chinatown afterward, where you can explore Petaling Street for street food, souvenirs, and more. Afternoon Visit the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM The museum is just a short ride away from the city center and offers a rich collection of Islamic art from across the world. The architecture and peaceful vibe inside are definitely worth experiencing. Or visit royal palace and Putrajaya Pink mosque, for some iconic architectural experience. #putrajaya Late Afternoon Merdeka Square and Sultan Abdul Samad Building Time: 4:15 PM – 5:00 PM Walk around Merdeka Square, a historical landmark where Malaysia declared independence in 1957. Nearby, you’ll find the beautiful Sultan Abdul Samad Building with its colonial architecture. This is a good spot for photos and a bit of history. #merdekasquare Evening KL Tower (Menara KL) Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM For another perspective of the city, head to the KL Tower, which offers an observation deck with stunning views. You can see the Petronas Twin Towers from here, too, and catch the sunset if you time it right. Dinner at a Rooftop Restaurant Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM Cap off your day with a memorable dinner at one of KL’s rooftop restaurants like Marini’s on 57 or Cantaloupe at the Troika. Both offer stunning views and a chance to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing. Or Dinner at Jalan Alor is a famous food street in the Bukit Bintang area. The stalls serve a wide variety of Malaysian street food like satay, dumplings, grilled seafood, and more. It’s a must-visit if you want to taste authentic local flavours. Optional Night Activity Explore the Night Markets or KLCC Park Time: 8:30 PM onwards If you’ve got energy left, consider visiting one of the many night markets (like the one in Jalan Alor, which comes alive at night) or take a relaxing walk around KLCC Park by the Petronas Towers, which is especially magical in the evening with the city light#bukit_bintang #kuala_lumpur

Recently stayed in Hyatt Centric City Center KL for 4d3n. Had a good really vacation and the hotel is also newly built. Booked two rooms, one Premium King Room and one Premium Corner King Room. The Corner room came with a bathtub which was really nice to use! The room itself was really huge for 3 of us (we requested for an extra bed), and I really liked how the toilet had 2 sinks which helped save time in preparing. There’s also a separate toilet outside of the main one which was really nice too. Airconditioning was fantastic (really cold), and although we didn’t get a high floor, we could still have a good view of the Twin Tower! Due to some miscommunication with our bookings, we also had free breakfast everyday (courtesy provided by the reception). Breakfast spread was really good and the restaurant itself is extremely aesthetic! Had a view of the city skyline as well. Gym wasn’t very crowded (especially at night), and the swimming pool was a sizeable length with not much people on a weekday too. Overall, would definitely recommend this hotel for a centralised location (only 10mins by car to Pavilion/TRX mall. #travel #kuala_lumpur #hyatt #familytravel

#gdConcertShare G-Dragon returned to the Kuala Lumpur stage after many years, and the opening set off the atmosphere with a strong rhythm. The stage lighting, visual effects and music were perfectly integrated. Every turn and every line of lyrics seemed to call back the memories of the youth that he had walked through. Although he didn't say much, the familiar melodies sounded one after another, making the scene fall into a crazy and sentimental mood. "Crooked" set off a climax, and the audience sang in unison. The tacit understanding and emotion were moving without words. When he sang "Untitled, 2014", the lights in the venue slowly dimmed, and only he stood in the spotlight, singing in a low voice and restrained emotions, as if telling the precipitation and longing over the years. At that moment, the whole audience was silent, and many fans' eyes were shining, and memories came to their hearts. This concert is not a show of showmanship, but a deep dialogue with his past self and the hearts of fans. He is still the G-Dragon who speaks with music, and we are still here waiting for him to speak.

#100usdchallenge Hey, seeker of cities where skyscrapers pierce the sky and streets speak ten languages. Today — 2 days in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s capital, where towers meet jungles, mosques stand beside temples, and street food is art. This isn’t just a trip. It’s a dive into Asia’s multicultural rhythm, a meeting with the future built on tradition. 🌟 Why KL? Because KL is: - Petronas Twin Towers — Asia’s icon - Multicultural harmony: Malays, Chinese, Indians - Safe, clean, well-connected - A walkable city if you stay in the center 🧭 Itinerary: 2 Days in KL for $100 🌅 Day 1: Towers, Temples & City Heart 1. Accommodation: Budget hostel near KLCC/Bukit Bintang (~$25–30/night → **$50–60 total**) 2. Morning: Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC) - Free: park, gardens, photo spots - Skybridge/observation deck: ~$20 (optional) 3. Breakfast: Jalan Alor street food – ~$3–5 4. Afternoon: Thean Hou Temple - Free - Panoramic city views, beautiful architecture 5. Lunch: Chinatown (Petaling Street) – ~$3–5 6. Evening: KLCC Park & Fountains - IMPORTANT: 💡 Fountains: 8:00–22:00 (sometimes 23:00) 💡 Tower lights: off by 22:00–23:00 → Come before 22:00 or you’ll miss the magic! (I learned this the hard way — arrived at 23:30 to darkness 😅) 🌅 Day 2: Culture, Metro & Nature 1. Morning: Batu Caves - Free entry (small fee ~$1–2 for inner cave) - 272 steps, giant Murugan statue - Take LRT — ~$1 2. Lunch: Food near entrance – ~$3 3. Afternoon: Islamic Arts Museum - Entry: ~$5 - One of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful museums 4. Walk: Old Railway Station, Jamek Mosque, river – Free 5. Evening: River of Life Park - Free - Lights off by ~22:00 — plan accordingly 💡 #1 Tip: 💎Get a Touch 'n Go card — works on LRT, buses, taxis, even some shops. 🏬 Buy at airport or station (~$2 deposit). 💵 Saves time and money. 🔑 The One Secret: > Few know this: > On the 41st floor of Menara TA One is a free observation deck: KL City Gallery. > Model of the city, panoramic views, no crowds. > Open 9:00–18:00. > Address: Jalan Raja, near train station. 💰 Total: $100 for 2 days | Category | Cost ($) | |---------------------|-----------| | Accommodation | $50–60 | | Food | $20 | | Transport | $10 | | Entries | $8 | | Misc | $5 | | Total: | ~$100 | 📌 Why You Should Go: Because KL isn’t just a capital. It’s a place where you learn to see contrasts as harmony, where the sky meets the earth, and where you realize: Asia isn’t noise — it’s rhythm. 📷 Photos: - Petronas Towers lit up (before 22:00!) - Batu Caves or KL City Gallery view 📍 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

#summervacay #PopMartMalaysia #PavilionBukitJalil #ToyCollectorsKL #BlindBoxHunt #PopMartPavilion #MiniFigures #CuteLoot #CollectorSpotKL #ArtToyMalaysia #PavilionBJFinds I stopped by Pop Mart at Pavilion Bukit Jalil during a shopping afternoon, and it was a playful, colorful little world. Shelves packed with blind box figures—like Molly, Dimoo, and PUCKY—created a sense of anticipation and excitement even before you opened anything. Shoppers and collectors were browsing the latest drops, comparing series, and choosing boxes with hopeful expressions. I tried picking one too, drawn in by the vibrant art and whimsical themes. The store design is clean and bright, making each collection pop and feel collectible. Even without buying, it was fun just soaking in the energy and seeing the latest releases in person. Whether you’re serious about collecting or just browsing cute figurines, this kiosk hits the sweet spot between fun and discovery. Travel Tips & How to Get There • Best time to visit: • Mid-morning or weekday afternoons—perfect for browsing without rush. • How to get there: • Located on Level G or LG of Pavilion Bukit Jalil, near central retail zone. • Accessible via Awan Besar LRT + mall shuttle, or drive/Grab. Ample parking within the mall. • Tips: • New series can sell fast—check their socials for launch schedules. • Try the small open display figures to help pick your mystery box. • A good spot to sneak in a quick visit if you’re already shopping in the mall.

If you’re a bookworm or just love beautiful spaces, BookXcess KL is a must-visit. From floor-to-ceiling shelves to creative, maze-like layouts, this bookstore feels like stepping into a literary wonderland. It’s also super Instagrammable with cozy reading corners and aesthetic vibes all around. Whether you’re browsing or just looking for inspiration, this place invites you to slow down and get lost in stories. 📍2nd Floor , REXKL, 80 Jalan Sultan, 50000 Kuala Lumpur (right next to Chinatown’s Petaling Street) #summervacay #thingstodo #malaysia

Recently flew to Kuala Lumpur for G-Dragon’s World Tour, since Singapore wasn’t on the stop list 🥹 I couldn’t get the ticket, so I bought one from a reseller which meant I had to go as budget as possible for the rest of the trip 🤓 💡 Travel hack : I flew from JB- KL-JB instead of SG- KL-SG which saved almost half the airfare ! 🏨 Booked a hotel near the stadium via Trip.com which super convenient after the concert to go back. Total cost for flight + hotel? Just $75 per pax ✈️🛏️ #asiabudgetchallenge #travel

#Let's talk about travel Please give me some advice We are planning a trip soon, but we don't want to stop by the capital city of "Kuala Lumpur" because we want to try new and different routes. So, I would like to ask for some advice. If we don't go to KL, which city should we visit? Which city is cute, has a nice cafe, a beautiful view, or delicious food that we shouldn't miss? Please help us recommend it quickly ✈️🇲🇾 #Where to travel in Malaysia #Visit Malaysia #MalaysiaTrip #Travel abroad #Travel review #MaJourney #Come and see this

#summervacay Spacious and super family-friendly! 🏙️ We stayed at Ascott Kuala Lumpur and loved how it felt like a cozy home — with a full kitchen, dining area, living room, and a bathtub 👶🏼🛁🍽️ Perfect for a relaxed stay with little ones! Facilities? ✅ Pool, sauna, gym & kids’ play area — all within the property. It’s also just about 100 m from KLCC, so you can stroll to the towers and park in minutes 🌳✨ TIP: Stock up on groceries nearby and take advantage of the kitchen to save on dining out — ideal if you’re traveling with a baby or toddler! #FamilyTravel #AscottKL #KLCCfamilystay

#summervacay Still not over summer night in kl… Ed Sheeran live in KL = pure magic.✨ From Shape of You to Photograph, every note hit straight to the heart 🎸 🔥 One man, one loop pedal, and a stadium full of voices singing in sync. 🌟 His raw vocals, effortless charm, and that acoustic energy — it felt intimate, even in a crowd of thousands. 💡 Lights danced, screens glowed, and KL roared. If this is what live music is, we want more. #EdSheeranKL #EdLiveInMalaysia #KualaLumpurConcerts #LiveMusicMagic #ShapeOfYouLive #EdSheeranTour #ConcertVibes #KLNightlife #StadiumFeels #LoopPedalLegend #EdInAsia

📍 Location Batu Caves is located just north of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – about a 20-minute drive from the city center. It’s one of the most important Hindu religious sites outside of India. 🛕 What to See The main attraction is the massive golden statue of Lord Murugan, standing 42 meters tall. Behind it, 272 colorful steps lead up to the main cave temple inside a limestone hill. The interior is impressive, with natural light pouring in through openings in the rock. 🌿 Garden and Surroundings At the base of the steps, there’s a peaceful garden area filled with tropical plants, fountains, and small shrines. You might see peacocks and monkeys roaming freely. It’s a nice place to relax before or after climbing the stairs. 🐒 Monkey Warning The monkeys around Batu Caves are bold! Keep an eye on your belongings, and don’t carry food in the open, as they can grab it quickly. 🎨 Other Attractions Nearby: • Ramayana Cave (to the left of the main staircase): A colorful, less crowded cave with glowing statues and murals that tell the story of the Ramayana epic. • Dark Cave (currently closed at times): A conservation area for cave tours and educational visits. 🕒 Best Time to Visit Early morning or late afternoon, to avoid the heat and crowds. During Thaipusam Festival (usually in January/February), the site becomes incredibly busy and vibrant with processions and offerings. 📸 Tips for Visitors • Wear respectful clothing (cover shoulders and knees). • Bring water – the climb can be tiring. • Don’t rush – the view from the top is worth the effort. #malaysiatrip

As 2024 draws to a close, I embarked on a solo journey from Bangkok to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a brief three-day, two-night trip. This was a trip without much planning or expectations. I simply wanted to set foot in a city I had never visited before, to see different skies, breathe different air, and quietly draw closer to the world. Day 1 | The City's Steps and Night Lights Upon arriving in Kuala Lumpur, I checked into Eaton Residences KLCC, located in the city center. The highlight of this residence is its rooftop infinity pool, offering a stunning view of the Petronas Twin Towers and KL Tower. As I entered my room, the expansive cityscape outside the window greeted me. Gazing down quietly, I felt as though I had already bridged the distance between myself and this city. After a brief rest, I headed to the famous Batu Caves on my own. To be honest, Batu Caves wasn’t as "sacred" as I had imagined. The colorful stairs look dreamy in photos, but in reality, the site was noisy, chaotic, littered, and overrun with monkeys that snatch food. Still, I followed the traveler’s routine and climbed the 272 rainbow steps one by one. Despite the sticky sweat, I felt a small sense of satisfaction—after all, I was here, and leaving no regrets is the most basic sincerity of travel. In the evening, I returned to the city center to capture night views of the Twin Towers and dined at ALVA Sky Dining on the 99th floor. Sitting alone by the window, gazing at the city lights, I cherished moments like these—tinged with loneliness but filled with freedom. Back at Eaton Residences, I went up to the rooftop pool. The night was quiet, with few people around. Soaking in the water, I watched the Twin Towers shimmer in the hazy night, as the city seemed to whisper, and I listened silently. Day 2 | A Dual Baptism of Faith and Appetite On the second day, I planned a mosque tour. The first stop was the Pink Mosque (Putra Mosque) in Putrajaya, which resembled a dreamy palace floating on a lake. Its pink dome and the morning blue sky reflected on the water, creating a softness that took my breath away. Not far away was the Moroccan Mosque, small yet exquisite. Its arches, tiles, and fountains were imbued with poetic exoticism. I lingered there for a long time, doing nothing but sitting quietly. In the afternoon, I visited the Blue Mosque (Sultan Salahuddin Mosque), my favorite of all. Majestic yet gentle, its massive blue-and-white dome brought a sense of peace. Wearing a robe, I entered the main hall, surrounded only by the sound of the wind and soft recitations, as if enveloped by sacredness. In the evening, I returned to the city center and indulged in the legendary durian platter in Bukit Bintang. Musang King, D24, XO—each bite was a challenge to my taste buds. For dinner, I chose Pin Xiang Bak Kut Teh, savoring a bowl of rich, dark herbal soup, accompanied by fried dough sticks and roti canai. Amid the bustling street sounds, I sat alone eating, yet felt far from lonely. Conclusion | Whispering Goodbye on the Flight Back to Taiwan Leaving Kuala Lumpur, I flew back to Taiwan for a brief stop before returning to the U.S. This journey felt like a microcosm of my 2024—filled with ups and downs, occasional chaos, but also brimming with surprises.

🗺️Destination Overview 📍Itinerary: Osaka to Kuala Lumpur 👉Day 1: 🧭Route I Stayed at a local hotel. Experience- Terrifying. Next time will make sure to book a namely hotel. Focus mostly on southern areas of KL ✈️Transportation- Grab. Love how quick, cost effective and convenient it is. 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- Thea’s Hou Temple 🥘Food- Try random Nasi dishes. Love how I can’t understand what it means but then I get rice with chicken liver curry. 😭😅 🏠Accommodation 1.Millerz Square by MyKey 👉Day 2: 🧭Route- City Center and North Areas ✈️Transportation- Grab, Tried the train for a single ride. Nope, not again. 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- National Museum, Central Market, Infamous Merdeka Square, few wholesale fashion outlets nearby. 🥘Food- Local food, Try to order Rendang (beef), Breakfast can Roti canai, Try their Nasi Lemak! Many halal options. 🏠Accommodation 1.Millerz Square by MyKey 👉Day 3: 🧭Route- Twin Towers ✈️Transportation- Grab 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC park (some areas, it’s hugeee) 🥘Food- Try some Sushi. Japanese sushi is very affordable here but the recipes are slightly fussed by Malaysian taste buds. I love Azabu and Sushi Ori. 🏠Accommodation 1.Millerz Square by MyKey 👉Day 4: 🧭Route- Another day of shopping and visit KLCC ✈️Transportation- Grab 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- Street Food tour in Kampung Baru, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Tsreet Markets 🥘Food- focus on street food! Today is not a fancy day after spending all the money on shopping at KLCC 🏠Accommodation 1.Millerz Square by MyKey 👉Day 5: 🧭Route- Malaysian China town ✈️Transportation- grab 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- Nearby mosques, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, National Mosque, Bird Park, Sri Maha Mariamman Temple 🥘Food- Mid Valley Megamall for some great steak. Nandos in Malaysia is also a great choice. 🏠Accommodation 1.Millerz Square by MyKey 👉Day 6: 🧭Route: Langkawai ✈️Transportation- Fly 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- Wildlife park, Mangrove Safari tour, Crocodile Cave 🥘Food- Eat whatever you can see. If you feel fancy, eat at the resort. 🫣 🏠Accommodation 1.Four Season Resort Langkawi! 👉Day 7: 🧭Route- Langkawi ✈️Transportation 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- Temurun Waterfall, Sky Bridge, Fishing with local guide, Island Hopping, Underwater World! 🥘Food- Try Nasi Campur, tons of local fruits, infamous sticky milk, Tokiyoo, and definitely local Langkawi tea! 🏠Accommodation 1.Hotel Transit Kuala Lumpur 2.Millerz Square by MyKey 👉Day 8: 🧭Route- Back to KL ✈️Transportation- Fly 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions- Rest, hops some cafes, if have more time, try to take a night stroll around KLCC and Petronas tower area. 🥘Food- Last time, eat your favorites from this short trip. I had the Nasi Lemak, Coconut water, Halal Chinese food. 🏠Accommodation 1.Hotel Transit Kuala Lumpur 💡Tips: People are a bit straightforward but kind. They usually can speak English & you need a SIM card.

If you're exploring Kuala Lumpur and looking for a family-friendly, awe-inspiring experience, Aquaria KLCC is an absolute must-see. Located just beneath the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, this world-class oceanarium offers a unique glimpse into the mysterious world beneath the waves—right in the heart of the city! Home to over 5,000 aquatic and land-bound creatures, Aquaria KLCC takes you on a journey that spans from Malaysia’s highland rivers all the way to the deep blue sea. The exhibit is thoughtfully designed as a “Journey of Water,” guiding visitors through different ecosystems—from freshwater rivers and lush rainforests to mangroves, coastal shores, and finally, the open ocean. Highlights you won’t want to miss: 🦈 The 90-meter Underwater Tunnel – Walk through this transparent tunnel and find yourself surrounded by sand tiger sharks, giant stingrays, and sea turtles swimming gracefully overhead. It’s both relaxing and exhilarating! 🐠 Feeding Sessions – Time your visit with one of the scheduled feeding shows to watch professional aquarists hand-feed sharks, otters, and piranhas. It’s not just fascinating—it’s educational, too. 🪸 Interactive Touch Pool – Perfect for kids (and curious adults!), this area lets you get hands-on with sea stars, sea cucumbers, and more. It’s a great way to engage with marine life up close. 📸 Great for Photos – With vibrant tanks, glowing jellyfish, and dramatic lighting, Aquaria KLCC is an Instagrammer’s dream. Useful Info: 📍 Location: Concourse Level, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (next to Petronas Twin Towers) ⏰ Opening Hours: Daily from 10 AM – 7 PM (last admission at 6 PM) 🎟️ Tickets: Can be purchased online or at the entrance; booking ahead is recommended, especially on weekends and holidays. #malaysiatrip

#summervacay KL day out with the fam! 👶🏻🚌 We started our fun journey from Sunway Putra Hotel, where we stayed the night. Just for the experience, we hopped on the last Hop-On Hop-Off bus — best way to explore the city! 😍 Got to see KL Tower, the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, and so many cool spots along the way. 🥰 It was a baby-friendly ride—my baby enjoyed the cool breeze! 👶🏻💨 Travel tip: breastfeed your baby before the ride so they stay comfy and calm during the tour. 💡 Tickets were RM30 per adult, and we chose the day tour. Last stop was Sungei Wang, then we took the MRT back to the hotel. Such a fun, smooth family day! 💛 #KLAdventure #HopOnHopOffKL #FamilyTrip #BabyTravelTips #summervacay

#kualalumpurguide Tucked on the second floor near Bukit Jalil Recreational Park, Chawan Tea offers a tranquil retreat for tea lovers, craft beverages, and light noodle bowls in a minimalist, calming space . ⸻ 🧘♀️ Ambience & Concept • Designed with wooden furniture, bamboo blinds, and ample natural light—evoking a modern Chinese teahouse ideal for moments of zen and casual catch-ups . • Shelves of charming tea pots and cups make it a cozy spot to browse beautiful tea wares while enjoying a steamy cup . ⸻ 🥣 Menu Highlights • Japanese-inspired tea noodle soup: Slurpy noodles topped with sausage, luncheon meat, egg, and lettuce—paired with a fragrant pot of black tea to pour over for a comforting chazuke-style bowl . • Premium tea selection: Includes cold-brew red tea (~RM16) and top-grade traditional teas like Tieguanyin, Dahongpao, and more, served Gongfu-style or as cold brews . • Snack options: Try puer‑tea‑marinated eggs, Portuguese egg tarts, and premium tang yuan for a fun tea-paired nibble . ⸻ ✅ Why You’ll Love It • A peaceful oasis away from KL’s hustle—perfect for brunch, a midday tea break, or cozy catch-up sessions . • Mindful pairings: Savour thoughtfully-combined tea and food pairings like tea noodle soup with cold brew tea. • Stylish ambience: The elegant teaware display and zen decor make it both therapeutic and Instagram-ready. ⸻ 🎯 Insider Tip • Check for events like New Year tea promotions, tarot‑card pop-ups, or themed gift sets for festive experiences  . ⸻ ✨ Final Sip Chawan Tea is a refined, fresh take on traditional teahouse culture—where premium Chinese teas, a minimalist setting, and innovative tea-infused dishes create a soothing escape. Ideal for anyone craving mindful moments or creative tea cuisine in Bukit Jalil.

#kualalumpurguide Finally ticked off one of Asia’s Top 5 Cafes right here in Kuala Lumpur — VCR Café! This popular spot has a few branches, and I visited the one about 2km from the Petronas Twin Towers. The café sits in a sleek, all-black standalone building, with a cute little courtyard — perfect for photos. ✨ Must-Try: 🍔 Soft Shell Crab Burger – RM30 Super crispy crab paired with fluffy buns. Delicious and satisfying! ☕️ Iced Latte – RM16 Smooth, rich, and perfect for KL’s heat. The food quality here is great, and though they don’t have a Chinese menu, it’s easy to scan the QR code and order via pictures. Definitely worth a visit if you’re café hopping in KL! 📍 VCR Café

#kualalumpurguide Just found one of the prettiest new cafes in KL — and it feels like stepping straight into a Monet painting or a princess’s secret garden! 💖 Located in OKR, Above the Cloud Cafe is a dreamy, Korean-inspired space designed with soft colors and whimsical floral vibes. And the best part? The food and drinks here are super affordable, around RM10+ per person! ✨ Must-Try Items: 1. Matcha by Niko Neko (Hot) – RM14 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2. Hojicha by Niko Neko (Cold) – RM15 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3. Blue Sky Cloud Latte (Cold) – RM16 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4. Rose Blossom Latte (Cold) – RM13 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5. Pain Suisse Pistachio – RM13 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 6. Mentai Melt Ham Bagel – RM15 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 7. Waffle Ice Cream (Pistachio Genmaicha/Yuzu Green Tea) – RM15 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📸 Photo Tip: Wear something pretty because you’ll definitely want to snap endless photos here — every corner is aesthetic perfection! 🌼 Bonus Fun: They even have a flower-wrapping activity, and if you leave a Google review, you’ll receive a cute keychain as a gift. 🚗 Parking: There’s parking right next door if you come early; otherwise, you might have to park a bit further near Thai In Mookata. 📍 Above the Cloud 🕙 Open daily 10am – 10pm (Closed on Tuesdays)

#kualalumpurguide We may be just one week into 2025, but I already found my favorite café of the year! Nestled in Chow Kit, the second branch of House of Wheat brings the signature cave-inspired design to a whole new level — with natural lighting that makes every corner photo-ready. ✨ Why You’ll Love It: • Soft, curved interiors and textured walls = cave vibes, but elevated with dreamy light ☁️ • The second floor has this French art film aesthetic — perfect for brunch dates, celebrations, or a cozy catch-up. • Super photogenic. Totally worth waking up early just for the shots 📸 🥐 What We Ate: • Triple Cheese Sanga — cheesy, melty, and sinfully good on toasted sourdough 😋 • Tuna Pasta — well-seasoned with generous tuna chunks • Sourdough Pancake — texture was soft and chewy, but the tangy flavor might not be for everyone • Coffee was decent — recommend trying their specialty blends for something different! 🐾 Pet-friendly! But only for outdoor seating 🚗 Parking’s a bit tricky in this area, so plan ahead 📍 House of Wheat No. 15 & 17, Loong Tiong Nam 2, 50350 Kuala Lumpur 🕗 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM daily

#kualalumpurguide Towering over KLCC Park and the iconic Petronas Towers, the Grand Hyatt is the epitome of five-star luxury in Kuala Lumpur. From the moment you enter the sky lobby on the 39th floor, you’re treated to panoramic views and impeccable service. Rooms are spacious and luxurious, featuring deep bathtubs, floor-to-ceiling windows, and plush bedding. Dining is a standout here—especially THIRTY8, known for its refined cuisine and sweeping views. The spa, pool deck, and wellness facilities are all world-class. Whether for business or leisure, Grand Hyatt remains a top-tier choice for anyone seeking luxury, location, and comfort.

#kualalumpurguide Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur is well-known for its vibrant Indian community and beautiful temples. It's not uncommon to catch the aroma of Indian spices and curries in the air while walking around the area. Stopping over for a nice Indian spread at a restaurant serving Ceylonese cuisine is a great way to immerse ourselves in the local culture and cuisine. Ceylonese cuisine is known for its bold and spicy flavors, with dishes such as chili fried crispy anchovies, curry mutton, tumeric fried cabbage, bitter gourd, curry potatoes and others being popular choices. Overall, it sounds like we have a great experience exploring Little India in Brickfields and indulging in some delicious Sri Lankan food. 2 hours hike through Taman Tugu forest trails and 2 hours coffee through Petaling Street (China town) Walking distance from Central Market (Pasar Seni MRT) and 5mins from Petaling Street (China town). Lai Foong Lala Soup Noodles No. 138, Jalan Tun HS Lee, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 016-3764928 Opening Hours: 10AM – 8.30PM Lai Foong Beef Noodles No. 138, Jalan Tun HS Lee, Kuala Lumpur. Opening Hours: 6.30AM – 4PM #travel #hiking #urban

Welcome to Jamboo Café, your new favorite escape in the heart of the city — where smoothies are vibrant, coffee is bold, and every corner is filled with good energy and even better vibes. Inspired by tropical calm and urban cool, Jamboo isn’t just a café — it’s a mood. Whether you’re starting your morning with a creamy matcha latte, cooling down with a fresh-pressed juice, or digging into one of our wholesome smoothie bowls, every bite and sip is designed to nourish, energize, and inspire. It’s a space where you can work, chill, connect, or simply recharge — surrounded by greenery, sunlight, and a whole lot of flavor. From our plant-based options to our locally sourced brews, everything we do is rooted in wellness, community, and creativity. So come early, stay late, and let the world slow down a little. Whether you’re here for a caffeine fix, a fruit-fueled power boost, or just a cozy corner to vibe in — Jamboo Café is your everyday escape. Sip slow. Live bright. Feel Jamboo. #summervacay #thingstodo #jamboocafe #cafehopping#tropicalvibesonly

💞Reason for recommendation: Malaysia is one of the countries that is very easy to travel to. Transportation is good. There are many places to visit, whether it's temples, shopping malls or natural places. You can travel to all of them. And most importantly, the price is good!!! For those who are looking for a country that they want to travel to, I recommend Malaysia, another country that is very easy to travel to. The map that I'm sharing today will be a plan for shops, restaurants, various places that are important landmarks. And there are also travel methods. To make it easy to understand and easy to go #TravelMalaysia #Malaysia #Malaysia #TravelPlan

From June 15 to July 31, the Malaysia Shopping Carnival will take place at major shopping centers across Malaysia, including Pavilion KL, Suria KLCC, and Mid Valley Megamall in Kuala Lumpur; Gurney Plaza and Queensbay Mall in Penang; as well as Johor Premium Outlets and City Square in Johor. The event encompasses a wide variety of retailers, ranging from fashion brands and electronic stores to home furnishing outlets and beauty shops. Participating merchants will offer discounts of up to 85%, with some also providing additional exclusive promotions such as minimum-spend rebates, buy-one-get-one-free offers, and complimentary gifts. During the event, the shopping centers will extend their operating hours and host various entertainment activities, including live performances, workshops, and food festivals, thereby enhancing the overall shopping experience. In addition to shopping discounts, participating hotels and restaurants will offer corresponding promotional rates or packages, allowing visitors to enjoy affordable accommodations and culinary delights. Consumers are advised to plan their shopping lists in advance and budget prudently to avoid impulse purchases, while also keeping abreast of merchants’ promotional details and event rules to secure further benefits.

Alva KL, located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, is a high-altitude restaurant specializing in modern Asian fusion cuisine. It boasts stunning night views of the Twin Towers and the city skyline, creating a romantic and sophisticated atmosphere perfect for dates or special occasions. The restaurant's decor features a modern luxury style, with an open kitchen and floor-to-ceiling windows that enhance the dining experience. As for the dishes 🍝, the chef skillfully combines local flavors with international culinary techniques. Signature dishes like Wagyu ribeye, truffle pasta, and creative sushi leave a lasting impression, though portions are small and prices are on the higher side, falling into the fine dining category. The cocktails are thoughtfully crafted, and the specialty spice-infused drinks are highly recommended. Service is attentive but tends to be slow, so it's advisable to book a window seat in advance and allow ample time for your visit. Overall, Alva KL stands out for its exceptional views and exquisite cuisine, making it ideal for diners seeking a sense of occasion. However, its value for money is not particularly high, making it more suitable for special celebrations rather than everyday dining.

#malaysiatrip I went to KL Tower and got the full combo ticket — Sky Deck, Sky Box, and Tower Walk 100. I’ll be honest… I’m afraid of heights, but I still did it. And I’m so glad I did. The Sky Deck gave incredible views of the entire KL skyline. Then came the Sky Box — a glass box that sticks out from the tower. The main purpose? 📸 Taking pretty photos. It literally feels like you’re standing in the air with nothing below your feet 🫣 But there’s a catch — ⏱️ there’s a timer for the Sky Box. So if you want good photos, plan your poses in advance! Once that countdown starts, it goes fast, and you don’t want to freeze while figuring out what to do 😅 The final challenge was Tower Walk 100. I got strapped into a full safety harness and walked along the edge of the tower, with a glass floor and open views all around. Scary? Yes. But the staff were super helpful, and honestly, I was proud of myself for doing it. 💡 Travel Tip Afraid of heights? Same. But this is the kind of experience that stays with you forever. Just go slow, trust the gear, and enjoy the view. #kualalumpurtrip #traveladdict #travelasia #asianwoman #asianwomantravels #lifeisgood #enjoythemoment #kualalumpur #kltower #kltowerview #skyboxmalaysia #skydeckkl #malaysia #malaysiatravel #malaysia🇲🇾