Places you can't miss in Kuala Lumpur!

🇲🇾Places you can't miss in Kuala Lumpur! The 4-day itinerary is all here Visa-free travel is really so convenient! Remember to fill out the MDAC online three days in advance ⛅️The weather in Kuala Lumpur is unpredictable, always carry an umbrella. It rained during my visit, but only for an hour or two each time. The sun comes out immediately after the rain, melting everything 🫠 Itinerary🔖 Day1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur in the evening - Wong Ah Wah Snacks - Check into hotel Day2: Lot 10 Shopping Plaza - Kuala Lumpur Independence Square - City Gallery - River of Life - TG'S Bistro for super long tower pie - Take photos of the Petronas Twin Towers at night Day3: Ah Hee Bak Kut Teh for lunch - Central Market for souvenirs - Seafoot Man for dinner - DurianBB Park Day4: KLCC - Village Park Restaurant for nasi lemak - Pink Mosque - Return home Food🥢 🥥Wong Ah Wah Snacks, visited by many celebrities, has great young coconut and shrimp paste kangkong! The owner's attitude is not as bad as said online 🌊Seafoot Man deserves its Michelin rating, the mixed seafood vermicelli is bouncy and smooth, even the soup is very fresh! The drink I ordered was bird's nest swallow jelly, with lots of bird's nest and sea coconut at the bottom, very refreshing! 🫕Ah Hee Bak Kut Teh is more crowded than Sin Fung, ordered their signature dishes Bak Kut Teh, 🐔 pot, and eggplant, all tasted good 🫶🏻DurianBB Park is near Seafoot Man, they have durian platters and whole durians. The durian platter lets you taste five different flavors at once, satisfying! 🍚Village Park Restaurant is a must-visit! The fried 🐔 nasi lemak is too delicious, crispy and spicy, very fragrant! The restaurant is also always full Photography📷 🍟McDonald's fans must check in at Lot 10 Shopping Plaza 📍Set the taxi location to Lok10 right at the HM entrance, casually posing is very photogenic! There are fewer people during the day than at night ⛪️Independence Square, City Gallery, and River of Life are all down the same road. The lawn opposite Independence Square is great for photos! It's best to go when the sun is about to set, otherwise, like me, you can't even open your eyes from the sun, but you can continue with sunglasses 🫓TG'S Bistro to check in the same tower pie as Ella, paired with sweetened condensed milk, quite nice. Also ordered seafood fried noodles which were good! 💒The Pink Mosque is outside the city center, in the direction of the airport. I went there on my way back. After taking photos, it's convenient to take a taxi to the airport 📍Set the taxi location to kelab taslik putrajava, walk inside and you'll reach the most beautiful spot of the Pink Mosque 🏨Stayed at Eaton Residences, checked in the infinity pool of the Petronas Twin Towers. No need to insist on taking photos in the water, the shore or the lounge chairs are also beautiful. Passersby can be easily removed in post-editing

KL Kuala Lumpur Citywalk | Super detailed attraction route guide

❤️Love Kuala Lumpur so much! 👍The cost of living is low, the food is super delicious, and the attractions are fun and unique💦 It's just a bit hot haha 🎉Sharing some attractions with everyone~ You can adjust your route according to your itinerary! · 📍Daytime: Independence Square→City Gallery→Central Market→Petaling Street/Ghost Lane→Mosque→National Museum→Little India 📍Evening/Night: KLCC Park→KLCC→Twin Towers→pavilion→Bukit Bintang→vertigo bar→Jalan Alor · 🏛Independence Square A historic landmark, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, city park, and Jamek Mosque are all around, suitable for walking and taking photos The City Gallery has the I❤️KL sign · 🛍️Central Market Some souvenirs and handicrafts, also many outdoor restaurants, often with performances · 🛕Petaling Street/Ghost Lane Chinatown, it feels a bit chaotic inside, it's just a small commodity market🤦 But because the overall architecture is quite distinctive, it's still nice to walk through, and the adjacent Ghost Lane is worth a visit, with some interesting small shops · 🕌Mosque The architectural style is more modern, and there should be quite a few things to pay attention to if you want to enter · 🖼National Museum A systematic way to understand a country's history, you can book a Chinese tour in advance · 🎨Little India A colorful neighborhood, with many Indian restaurants and shops 👆All of the above are more suitable for daytime strolling~ 👇🏻Then at night when you're tired, you can go shopping in the malls! 🌃Twin Towers How can you miss the iconic building when you come to Kuala Lumpur! There are two spots near the public bank and the zebra crossing where you can take a photo with the Twin Towers and yourself~ · 🌳KLCC Park The woods and fountains complement each other, giving a sense of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of the city! · ⛲️KLCC The park is right next to the shopping mall, where you can happily shop and enjoy the air conditioning · 🛍Bukit Bintang/pavilion A large shopping district, with everything you need for eating, drinking, and entertainment, at Pavilion you can buy all the souvenirs (beryls chocolate, Chanel, fipper slippers, etc.) 🍟Not far from the mall is the McDonald's pedestrian path! Many people check in here, and taking the elevator up you can see the cityscape with the subway shuttling through · 🍷vertigo bar An awesome bar! Great value for money and the view from the scenic spot is superb, you can book the outside seats in advance~ · 🍢Jalan Alor Cheap and delicious seafood fruit🦞 The whole street has various local snacks, durian, fruits, etc., very lively, Huang Ya Hua, Ming Ji are very famous!

City of Nightfall: A Magnificent Glimpse of the Kuala Lumpur Tower at Night

I have come to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for the second time! This city is filled with multiculturalism and astonishing modern architecture, and I can't wait to start my exploration journey. In the morning, I set out from the hotel, and the first stop was the famous Petronas Towers. This iconic building complex is truly spectacular! You can take an elevator to the observation deck and overlook the entire city from the 88th floor. From up there, you can see the Kuala Lumpur Tower (KL Tower) standing tall in the distance, while below are the busy streets and modern buildings. I spent a long time here, enjoying the beautiful cityscape. 📝Tips: The standard ticket price is 80 Malaysian Ringgit (17 Euros), and the ticket price that includes skip-the-line and one-way transfer service is 100 Malaysian Ringgit (21 Euros). Both options allow you to ascend the tower and stop at the Sky Bridge (a double-decker glass platform between the 41st and 42nd floors, 170 meters high), and then proceed to the 88th-floor observation deck. I suggest you purchase tickets a few weeks in advance, as a maximum of 1,000 visitors are received each day. Afterward, I visited the National Mosque of Kuala Lumpur (Masjid Negara), one of the largest mosques in Malaysia. Built in 1965, it is filled with modern design and decoration, and the main hall can accommodate thousands of worshippers. I felt a sense of tranquility and religious atmosphere here, a truly calming place. In the afternoon, the Batu Caves Hindu temple, if Batu Caves is so famous, it is obviously due to its huge golden statue of the Hindu deity Murugan and the colorful stairs. But at the top of this steep staircase, there are other surprises waiting for you, there are indeed a very large stone temple and several Hindu shrines on these limestone mountains, which are situated in strata that are over 400 million years old! How impressive is that? Also known as the Cathedral Cave, this main and largest cave also boasts a 100-meter-high arched ceiling, making it even more spectacular. The next day, Independence Square (also known as Dataran Merdeka in the local language) is where Malaysia's independence was declared on August 31, 1957. The flagpole that replaced the British flag with the Malaysian flag on that day is one of the tallest flagpoles in Malaysia. Most monuments have explanatory signs in front of them to help you understand the historical events. There are many new and interesting facts to learn, so I definitely recommend you spend some time looking around!

🔍 Don't be fooled! These are the only places in Kuala Lumpur that are really worth visiting! 🚫

If you're tired of all the crowded popular attractions, follow in my footsteps and discover what the city really has to offer! 🕌 Serenity at the National Mosque Cutting through the hustle and bustle to find serenity A perfect blend of religious and architectural aesthetics 📌 Reminder: respect the culture and dress appropriately 🌉 Night view of the City Centre Flyover Kuala Lumpur's Walk of Fame The city's sea of lights spectacle from dusk to starry night 📸 Capturing a starry moment 🌿 The natural wonders of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Perak A green gem in the city Listen to the birds sing and feel the breath of nature 🍃 A secret garden to escape the hustle and bustle of the city 🍜 A feast for the palate at Jalan Alor Food Street The epicentre of Malaysian cuisine Sample street food and savour authentic cuisine 🥘 Taste buds throbbing, not to be missed 🛍️ Cultural Discovery at Central Market Where crafts and culture come together Find unique souvenirs 🎨 Witness an artist's live creation

Merdeka Square♥️🇲🇾

#kualalumpur It’s a good idea to stop here to find out where the annual National Day dedication takes place annually. Dome views can be seen from colonial Sultan Abdul Sand with views of the newly built 118 Merkida skyscraper at the back – a tall building that stands out. In the add-on, you can view the site where you played cricket - Royal Selangor Merdica Square is a large colonial square in Kuala Lumpur. I assume that another time of the year, it should be very beautiful, but the day we went, all the grass and plants were dry. They were also doing construction work in some nearby buildings. Merdica Square used to be the main area for all offices and government. Tourist center, ancient museums with historical sculptures and drawings, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, large square with huge flag. A few minutes walk leads to the River of Life and Jamek Mosque. Don't forget to take a photo near I ❤️ KL. A historical field with many landmarks surrounding it. Just here to stop the photos so that no one on a tour actually tells me the historical value of this place#kualalumpur

💰🌏Kuala Lumpur is really too good to visit, and the value guide makes it easy to save money and travel around the city!

🌏 Kuala Lumpur, like the gold brick city, is a cash cow to visit! The neon light show at Independence Square is like a rain of gold in the city and you can feel luxurious without spending a cent! 🏛️💸 Hey, look here! Petronas Twin Tower, buying tickets is like buying a bargain, climbing up is like being at the pinnacle of wealth, feeling like you're getting rich overnight! 💎🎟️ Tin Hau Kung, not only a religious place, but also a good place to save money, the mysterious ceremony makes you not only impulsive, but also break through the gold and silver fortune! 🕌🤑 Kuala Lumpur Tower, book early and enjoy early, overlooking the city's beauty, as if you are the overlord of the city, everything is under control! 🗼🌈

🌆🌟Kuala Lumpur's must-see list: these are the stunning spots that will keep you coming back for more!

🌆🌟 Kuala Lumpur, the list of things to do here is super impressive! Firstly, Independence Square, the neon light show blows up at night and the city is a dreamy wonderland, definitely your first choice for a Party! 🏛️💃 Then, the Petronas Twin Tower soaring into the sky, 360-degree view of the city all over, don't stop taking pictures, let you become a master photographer! 🚁📸 Then, the National Mosque is magnificent, not only for architectural appreciation, but also a great place to feel the religious culture, completely healing your soul! 🕌🌿 Last but not least, Tin Hau Temple is ancient and mysterious, participate in the mysterious rituals, get high on the ancient temples and play with a different kind of traditional glamour! 🏯🎉

Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon 23

Standard Chartered KL Marathon (SCKLM) is one of the largest running event in Malaysia and attracts a large number of local and international participants. Went down to support my fellow running friends who were running the half and full marathon and the race gives a unique opportunitiy to discover the city centre of KL with lots of supporters cheering along the route.
 Love that the course that starts and finishes at the famous Merdeka Square which provides a scenic backdrop for participants of the marathon to finish the memorable race at. ❤️‍🔥 📍Dataran Merdeka Square, Malaysia 🇲🇾 🥇 Standard Chartered Marathon, Kuala Lumpur 2023 #freehotelstay

KLCG- The perfect desserts on the weekend!

#myfoodies KLCG Confectionery & Bakery 27, Jln Raja, Dataran Merdeka, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur This is a hotspot for cake and pasteries lover! Here's what I tried: 1. Strawberry Cronut 🍓 8/10 2. Raspberry petit gateaux 7/10 3. Pistachio Supreme 9/10 Overall, I really enjoy coming here thanks to its ambience, service, and, most importantly, the menu. I couldn't decide what to eat at first, since I would want everything there! However, I could not spend too much (break my wallet), so I'll be sure to come again and try others! Total cost - RM 49.50 #couplestrip #deliciousfood #awesomepic #foodie

Merdeka Square

#malaysia Merdeka Square is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur City Centre, right in front of Sultan Abdul Samad Building. Merdeka Square is a historical site where Malaya declared it’s independence here. The surrounding of Merdeka Square standing many historical buildings too, with colonial influences architectural, you will love to walk in within if you are a history lover.

Strolling around Dataran Merdeka !

Visited Dataran Merdeka today, also stroll around to take some photos at some photo spots like the 1894 St Mary’s Cathedral, River of Life (and the Masjid Jamek Lookout Point @ River of Life). The weather is great today. This area is very accessible as this is at Kuala Lumpur Central area. Pavilion, KLCC all these shopping locations are just mins drive away. As Malaysia Merdeka is reaching soon, KL is now full of their Merdeka vibes. #malaysia #kualalumpur #dataranmerdeka #youtohbindou #riveroflife

"Liberty Square: Unveiling the Spirit of Merdeka"

Embark on a captivating stroll through the heart of Kuala Lumpur, from the lively streets of China Town to the vibrant Central Market. Immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry, browsing through handicrafts and indulging in delicious street food. Continue your journey to Merdeka Square, where history comes alive. Admire the iconic Sultan Abdul Samad Building and feel the significance of this historic site. This walking route is a perfect blend of culture, shopping, and historical exploration, showcasing the essence of Kuala Lumpur. 1. Central Market Address - Lot 3.04-3.06, 06, Jalan Hang Kasturi, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur Highlights - souvenir handicrafts and local cuisine 2. Masjid Jamek Lookout Point @ River of Life Address - River of Life, Leboh Pasar Besar, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Highlights - Mesmerizing Masjid Jamek and Leboh Pasar Besar Bridge Illuminated in Splendid Lights 3. Makan.Buzz cafe Address - River of Life, Jalan Mahkamah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Highlights - resting point cafe near the river especially long walk from China Town #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #travel #malaysia #wecreate #wallart

Merdea Square

Merdeka Square is a historical site where Malaya declared its independence. If you are a fan of the Malayan history, you can come here and take some pictures. There are many attractions nearby the Merdeka Square. For shoppers, you can come over to Central Market Kuala Lumpur to buy some local souvenirs and food and at the same time learn about the different cultures of the society that makes up Malaysia. I highly recommend not only tourist to visit, but for locals too. #wecreate

Merdeka Square, Kuala Lumpur📍

#kualalumpur Best to go at night where you can see wonderful lights shines out on the Historical Building. There is also a field near there where you can play with your children in the evening. A good place to chill and to have a picnic. Have loads of food trucks and program carried out during session month. Besides,it is also a good place to learn more about the history of KL since there are loads of historical buildings in the vicinity. A lot of places for photo session. Give it a visit if you are in town. #tripblazers #wecreate #awesomepic #couplestrip #celebratewithtrip #mytripvlog

One of the Iconic Landmarks of KL

#kualalumpur Merdeka Square or Dataran Merdeka is undoubtedly KL’s best known historical landmark, located in Jalan Raja, City Center of Kuala Lumpur. Formerly known as The Royal Selangor Club's Padang(field). This is the historical place where the Malaysian flag raised for the very first time at midnight on 31st, August 1957. Since then, Merdeka Square has been the usual venue for the annual National Day Parade. At the southern end of the square, there is a 95 meter flagpole proudly displaying the Jalur Gemilang (Malaysian flag), it's one of the tallest in the world. The Sultan Abdul Samad Building was built in late 19th century. This iconic Indo-Saracenic & Neo-Mughal architectural style building was originally housed the offices of the British colonial administration in Malaya. Today, this historical building houses the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia and the Ministry of Tourism and Culture of Malaysia. #awesomepic#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#tripblazers

Malaysia 🔆 Super detailed 9-day-8-night 6k per person free trip to three cities 🔆

✅3/31-4/3 Kuala Lumpur visited Jalan Alor, Chinatown, Jamek Mosque, City Gallery, Merdeka Square, and two bustling local night markets! ✅4/3-4/4 Malacca The attractions in Malacca are very concentrated! Visit the Pink Mosque (wear a robe because shorts are not allowed), where free robe rentals are available at the entrance. Jonker Street and St. Paul's Church are must-visit places! ✅4/4-4/5 Bukit Tinggi. Because I have to fly to Kota Kinabalu from Kuala Lumpur on 4.5, I went to Bukit Tinggi on 4.4 from Malacca, which is very close to the airport. ✅4/5-4/8 Kota Kinabalu went to the sea and visited the Enchanting Island, which was breathtakingly beautiful! We also went to Tanjung Aru Beach (said to be one of the three most beautiful sunsets in the world), Sabah University, Gaya Street Market, and the local night market! The monkeys at Sabah University were huge, and we rented a scooter for three hours but still didn't finish exploring. Sisters, please note that if you don't return the scooter by 5 o'clock, they will charge you! [3/31-4/3 Kuala Lumpur]📍 [Accommodation]🏨ibis Kuala Lumpur City hotel in the center of Kuala Lumpur city. Near KLCC, there is a rooftop infinity pool! Just a few steps away from the Twin Towers! (Personally, I think this hotel offers great value for money! The bed is very comfortable.) Malaysian hotel registration requires MYR10/night. [Food]🍜There's a noodle shop: the taste of rice noodles is good! The pulled tea is super delicious! 🍜Zhongnanji Bak Kut Teh: The soup base is rich in herbal flavor! There is no menu, the boss will ask how many people and help you with the combination! 🍜Ate a lot of delicious food at the night market! Durian fritters! Unnamed mixed noodles! Satay skewers! All tasted super good! [4/3-4/4 Malacca]📍 [Accommodation]🏨 Moty Hotel The front desk service attitude is super friendly, the hotel room is very large, but slightly old, bonus points for having a bathtub! [Food]🍜Nonya Peranakan Place: Delicious Nonya cuisine! Highly recommended! Laksa and Nasi Ulam are really tasty! 🍜Geographer's Cafe: A hot spot for summer scenes with "Momo Tea". The overall atmosphere is very chill! They serve coffee, alcoholic beverages, and meals! [4/4-4/5 Buc City]📍 [Accommodation]🏨Cbyberview Resort Spa A vacation hotel that costs around 300, with great value for money! There are beautiful gardens and swimming pools outside, as well as various entertainment facilities such as hot springs! [4/5-4/8 Kota Kinabalu]📍 [Accommodation]🏨Sky Hotel There is a large window where you can see the sunset over the mountains, which is very beautiful!

Merdeka Square at Kuala Lumpur city centre

Visited Merdeka square Kuala Lumpur at the heart of the city. It is situated just in front of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. They use this square for annual National Day Parade. Visit during the night can enjoy lighting and able to take some nice photos. This is the place where the Malaysian Flag was first hoisted after independence. The Masjid Jamel LRT station is about 10mins walk from this square. It is definitely a good night out walking around this area enjoying the colonial British style landmark.

TOO SWEET TOO HANDLE

Address - KLCG near to dataran merdeka, kuala lumpur Ambiance/Facilities - need to queue for certain time depends on walk in customer. at least for 1 hour minimum. Highlights - of course dessert is champion here. The Supreme dessert is a must try here. Avg. Price per Person - for dessert starting price from RM9.00 until RM18.00. Rating - 4/5 #food #awesomepic #yearofrabbit

MINI MUSEUM OF KL WITH HIPSTER CAFE

Getting There - kuala lumpur city gallery, dataran merdeka, kuala lumpur Attractions - provided mini musuem of kuala lumpur for free entrance. below floor is the cafe. Hotels - no provided Food & Restaurants - mostly known for bakery food and western food. price is affortable and food is delicious Shopping - small space area selling souvior for tourist or customer there besides cafe area #awesomepic #food #kuala_lumpur

Beautiful KL City😍

This is ootd place for tourist🥰 just free no need to pay😁 you can go that place by LRT to Masjid Jamek station and walk around 5 minute then you arrived🤗 #2023travelwish #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic

Merdeka Square historic landmark in 🇲🇾

#2023travelwish Merdeka Square well known as Dataran Merdeka located in Jalan Raja, Kuala Lumpur is one of historic landmark in KL. Surrounded by some historical buildings such as Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad (iconic building with domes and clocktower), Muzium Tekstil Negara (RM2 per entry) and other high-rise buildings. This landmark is the venue for celebration of Malaysia's Independence Day on 31st August every year. It's so good to take my kid here and let him learned about his country's history. 🇲🇾 Boleh! 🧳 My next year wish is to travel to Manukan Island, Sabah as i want to enjoy beach life and eat 🦞. #merdekasquare #dataranmerdeka #kualalumpur #awesomepic #urbanexplorer

Merdeka Square

A place to snap good pictures with all the heritage buildings and historical landmarks as backgrounds Besides,it is also a good place to learn more about the history of KL since there are loads of historical buildings in the vicinity. All the cultural attractions are within walking distance so it's a perfect point to start a walking tour around KL. Lovely vibe to be around with family and see the locals enjoying. #mytripvlog #peopleunite #merdekasquare

Night walk at Merdeka Square

One of the iconic history site in the heart of the city of Kuala Lumpur, Dataran Merdeka (Merdeka Square) is a location that usually took place for Indepence Day of Malaysia on 31st August. It is a great spot to lepak with friends, enjoying the view of historic building Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad, the field, KL Tower, and Petronas. Usually, the road was closed- but I’m not sure for what reason. Oh and yeah, at night, a quick stroll around the area is a whole vibe. Most people rented out scooters to ride around, and there’s food trucks so you can enjoy snacking or sip on drinks. Behind the Sultan Abdul Samad building, there’s path ways and you can see River of Life KL. A new landscape for the area as it is nearby to Masjid Jamek also. Back in 2018 or 2019, an art festival Urbanscapes took place there and it has changed my view towards Malaysia Tanah Airku. There’s so much more than just a plain city, the essence of the history that makes Malaysia special at heart. Here’s some part of Merdeka Square I managed to snap! #tripblazers #awesomepic #spooktaculartrip

SPENDING ZERO MONEY AT HERE

Spending my weekend at Dataran Merdeka Kuala Lumpur for Fiesta Mega : Penjaja, Peniaga dan Usahawan Kecil 2022. Each of visitor who came can join lucky draw that will annouce every one hour by organizer. Visitor need to scan provided qr code and claim the baucer about rm15 to spend on food, cloth and other stall. This event beheld for two days only which is on Friday and Saturday. This event divided by two area which is food truck area and stall area. Both area provided mostly same food and drink at all booth. Some of booth serve superb delicious food but a bit pricey. Overall, i do love to come again this event for food hunting for sure 😂#deliciousfood #food Street

Walked around KL City. Too bad that the train service was down during this trip. But still can get to places by Grab and walking. First stop was Masjid India. Do some shopping and walked all the way to central market and petaling st. Before that, stopby KLCG for a tea time snack. You guys should try the pastry and coffee. Really worth every penny. And went to the upper level to see the miniature of KL City. Fun interacting by taking pictures. Dataran Merdeka was awesome. Worth pf picture capturing. The weather was not that good as it was raining. Stopby Pavilion before ending the day back to the hotel..

Half day tour at Dataran Merdeka 🥰

Also called as Independence Square, Dataran Merdeka located at middle of Kuala Lumpur is an iconic spot in Malaysia. It was formerly known as the Selangor Club Padang and was used as the cricket green of the Selangor Club. This main building is called Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the neaeby flagpole which holds the flag of Malaysia is the highest in the world, towering at a height of 100 meters. The most convenient way to get to the Merdeka Square via public transport is by getting on any of the train lines that runs through the Masjid Jamek station. #meetkualalumpur #tripblazers #awesomepic #couplestrip #malaysia

MERDEKA SQUARE❤️

🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍Take a stroll on the grass lawn and soak in the views of the historic square of independence. Walk past the old era buildings and the beautiful Sultan Abdul Samad building. Gaze upon the tallest flagpole. Don't miss the Victorian era fountain near the flagpole. From near the flagpole, you get a view of the famous KL skyline having the Twin Towers, KL tower and the new Merdeka 118. Recommended to visit after sunset as there are no places to take shelter from the sun. Also, the entire place is lit at night and is a beautiful sight overall! #tripblazers #couplestrip #deliciousfood #spooktaculartrip #fallingforfall #awesomepic #foodie #staycation #urbanexplorer #summervacation #cafe #mytripvlog

kuala Lumpur

#klinsider Take a stroll on the grass lawn and soak in the views of the historic square of independence. Walk past the old era buildings and the beautiful Sultan Abdul Samad building. Gaze upon the tallest flagpole. Don't miss the Victorian era fountain near the flagpole. From near the flagpole, you get a view of the famous KL skyline having the Twin Towers, KL tower and the new Merdeka 118. Recommended to visit after sunset as there are no places to take shelter from the sun. Also, the entire place is lit at night and is a beautiful sight overall! Merdeka Square

Jalan malam di Dataran Merdeka

Today, jalan- jalan Dataran Merdeka pula. dari Dang Wangi kami berjalan. saje untuk berjoging. sampai je Dataran Merdeka, memang ramai orang yang bergambar, tempat pun cantik. ada basikal, scooter and banyak lagi, untuk riadah anak-anak. berbagai bangsa dan agama. lagipun tempat ni luas, penuh dengan lampu-lampu pula tu, so sangat aesthetic kalau nak ambil gambar, memang tenpat terbaik untuk anak-anak nak lepak hari minggu. masuk free je, jimat duit kan. sangat cantik tempatnya. hope #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog #awesomepic semua enjoy dengan recommend dari saya ini ya. salah satu tarikan pelancong di Malaysia juga ya. sampai tengah malam buka😗#tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #dataranmerdeka

THE TALLEST FLAGPOLE IN SOUTH EAST ASIA

#klinsider Merdeka Square flagpole is recorded as the tallest flagpole in South East Asia. With 95 metre height, it is located at the southern end of the square. This whole area has always been a significant venue for Malaysia a it holds precious memories, countless stories and historical moments that continues to stay fresh and treasured in the minds of many. For comparison, the tallest flagpole in the world which is around 175 meters tall which is located in Jeddah Saudi Arabia. This flagpole with Malaysia flag looks so stunning especially when the flag is flying High above the sky. Welcome to Malaysia.