KUALA LUMPUR CITY

Kuala Lumpur is truly a colorful city. It welcomes you with a 12-hour flight from Istanbul. This vibrant city with rich ethnic diversity allows you to have Malay for breakfast, Chinese for lunch, and Indian cuisine for dinner, keeping life alive 24 hours a day. Aside from its cultural richness, Kuala Lumpur is also fortunate in terms of its natural beauty.

Thean Hou Temple is the largest Chinese temple in Southeast Asia. It was built by the Hainanese Chinese in Kuala Lumpur in honor of the goddess Thean Hou. This city is a melting pot of Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity, showcasing a colorful array of faces and beliefs. It is a blend of the modern and the traditional.

Chinatown is located in the Petaling Street area. Even though this area is referred to as Chinatown, the Chinese, Indians, and the indigenous Malays of Malaysia live together on its streets. This unity actually reflects not only the spirit of Kuala Lumpur but also that of all of Malaysia. The city presents a kaleidoscope of colorful images, as it accommodates the three main communities of Malays, Chinese, and Indians, just like the rest of Malaysia.

Merdeka Square is an area located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in front of the Sultan Abdul Samad building. The square was previously used as a cricket field and once held a flag of the United Kingdom. On August 31, 1957, this flag was lowered, and the Malaysian flag was raised in its place. Since then, this area has served as a venue for independence ceremonies.

The Petronas Twin Towers, designed by Cesar Pelli, are structures that reflect Islamic architecture, modernist movements, and traces of Malaysia’s past. Holding the title of the world's tallest twin towers as of 2018, the Petronas Twin Towers remained the tallest buildings in the world from their completion in 1998 until 2004.

The National Museum is an exhibition area located on Jalan Damansara in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Being one of Malaysia's most famous museums, it attracts a large number of visitors. The museum contains artifacts on Malaysia's history and culture. The National Museum opened on August 31, 1963, and has been hosting history enthusiasts ever since.

We stayed in the Bukit Bintang area. The hotel we stayed at is called Bukit Bintang Capsule Hotel. It is situated in a fantastic location. The pool is very clean. The rooms and bathroom are also very clean. The other guests were quite nice. We recommend it.

Address:

Fahrenheit88, Lot 506 & 502, Level 5, No 179, Jalan Gading, Bukit Bintang, 55100, Malaysia