Kuala Lumpur; A City of Contrasts & Diversity.

The Batu Caves is one of the famous attractions in Kuala Lumpur, you ought to pay it a visit! The 400 million years old cave is located on the outskirt of town and accessible via public transportation. It is known for its natural beauty and for the Lord of Murugan, a 42.7 meters tall statue that stands beside the massive staircase of 272 steps leading you in the cave. Remember to dress decently as the Caves are a mixture of Hindu temples and international tourists will often head there to pray. Watch out for the little monkeys who might follow you up the stairs!

Almost 2 decades ago, Malaysia became home to Southeast Asia’s largest museum of Islamic art. Interested to explore the cultural driven museum which occupies approximately 30,000 square metres, situated amid the leafy surroundings of central Kuala Lumpur’s Lake Gardens. The Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia also houses more than ten thousand artefacts, along with exceptional library of Islamic art books. Interestingly, instead of concentrating on works from the heartlands of Persia Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia (IAMM) and the Middle East, IAMM has been emphasizing on Asia itself. Don’t forget to head towards the Museum Shop which opens from 10:00a.m. to 6:00p.m. whereby you find the most traditional Islamic items, ‘Quran etc.

The 88-storey twin structure is the symbol and crown jewel of Kuala Lumpur, described as Majestic by day and dazzling at night. The Petronas Twin Towers was the tallest building in the world until 2004. The Islamic-inspired building has a Sky Bridge on the 41st and 42nd floor where one can have an incredible view of Kuala Lumpur skyline. Inside the building, the gigantic shopping mall known as Suria KLCC is a shopping paradise with international brands and upscale boutiques.

The Exchange TRX is a world-class experiential lifestyle destination that sits at the heart of Tun Razak Exchange, Kuala Lumpur's international financial district. With over 400 of the world's leading retailers, The Exchange TRX blends together an immersive retail journey together with the beauty of nature through the 10-acre TRX City Park. Discover retail reimagined at The Exchange TRX.

From romance to cage rage and dive with sharks proposal, Aquaria KLCC is a state-of-the-art aquarium located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur featuring over 5000 land bound and aquatic creatives and marine life.

One of the most happening and trendiest bar-hop location in the heart of Kuala Lumpur…from hidden speakeasy bars to popular super night club.

Suitable for families, young and young-at-heart.

No painting skill required.  Art materials will be provided with light refreshments for the young ones and a glass of wine for the adults. 

The Exchange TRX is a world-class experiential lifestyle destination that sits at the heart of Tun Razak Exchange, Kuala Lumpur's international financial district. With over 400 of the world's leading retailers, The Exchange TRX blends together an immersive retail journey together with the beauty of nature through the 10-acre TRX City Park. Discover retail reimagined at The Exchange TRX. 

Gunung Nuang (English: Mount Nuang) is located in Malaysia with the height of 1,493 metres (4,898 ft). Its peak borders Pahang & Selangor state. The mountain itself is the highest point in Selangor and part of the Titiwangsa Mountains. The trail conditions of Gunung Nuang are steep, rocky with visible path and slippery if rainy weather.

In 2024, Gunung Nuang Ultra consist of 3 categories which is 50km, 20km & 10km. For 50km from Pangsun to Janda Baik out and back.

20km from Pangsun to Gunung Nuang Summit out and back & 10km from Pangsun to Camp Lolo out and back. 

Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia is pleased to share the incredible scope of its collection in two combined exhibitions, ranging from historical artefacts produced under the great Islamic dynasties from around the globe over a span of 1400 years to the outstanding modern calligraphic art of today. With over 150 artefacts, contemporary paintings and sculpture on display, this combined exhibition is a testament to the museum's dedicated efforts of collecting, preserving and exhibiting the enduring legacy of Islamic art.

The Batu Caves is one of the famous attractions in Kuala Lumpur, you ought to pay it a visit! The 400 million years old cave is located on the outskirt of town and accessible via public transportation. It is known for its natural beauty and for the Lord of Murugan, a 42.7 meters tall statue that stands beside the massive staircase of 272 steps leading you in the cave.

Remember to dress decently as the Caves are a mixture of Hindu temples and international tourists will often head there to pray. Watch out for the little monkeys who might follow you up the stairs!

The 88-storey twin structure is the symbol and crown jewel of Kuala Lumpur, described as Majestic by day and dazzling at night. The Petronas Twin Towers was the tallest building in the world until 2004. The Islamic-inspired building has a Sky Bridge on the 41st and 42nd floor where one can have an incredible view of Kuala Lumpur skyline. Inside the building, the gigantic shopping mall known as Suria KLCC is a shopping paradise with international brands and upscale boutiques. 

A cherished oceanarium in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Aquaria KLCC has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region, known for its fantastical community of aquatic creatures! Many Malaysians have left a trail of at least one visit to this place in their memory, whether as a school trip or with their kids to explore the underwater world.With over 250 species and more than 5,000 land and sea creatures, the Aquarium offers visitors an amazing educational experience on marine ecology.

Visitors can see a fascinating variety of marine life up close, from colorful tropical fish to mysterious jellyfish, and from graceful sea turtles to massive sharks. Whether you have a love of marine life or a quest for eco-education, the aquarium is a destination not to be missed!

I-City is a 72 acre ICT-based urban development beside the Federal Highway in Section 7, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. i-City was designed as a fully integrated intelligent city, comprising corporate, leisure, and residential components. 

With over 90 attractions spread across 88 acres, Sunway Lagoon provides the ultimate theme park experience in 6 adventure zones – Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park, Extreme Park, Scream Park, and Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon – Asia’s 1st Nickelodeon Themed Land. 

Opening hours: 10:00a.m. – 6:00p.m. daily

The National Botanical Garden Shah Alam or Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam (TBNSA) is a centre for botanical education, scientific research and conservation.

TNBSA has an Animal Park, Ornamental Garden, 4 Seasons Temperature House, Spice & Beverages Garden, Cactus Garden, Tropical Fruits Garden, Paddy Field, and Herbs & Medicinal Garden. 

Opening Hours:

7:30a.m. – 5:00p.m. (Tuesday – Sunday)

Closed every Monday except for school holidays or public holidays 

Chocolate Museum @ Kota Damansara is the latest, most interactive, one-of-a-kind chocolate museum in Southeast Asia with interactive digital displays, state-of-the-art equipment, and more than 100 chocolate brands at great prices!

The Chocolate museum also offer unique activities to cater the chocolate fan, including interactive education displays, chocolate-making, and enjoyable shopping. 

Opening Hours:

Open to Public & FREE Entry Monday to Sunday 10:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.

Almost 2 decades ago, Malaysia became home to Southeast Asia’s largest museum of Islamic art. Interested to explore the cultural driven museum which occupies approximately 30,000 square metres, situated amid the leafy surroundings of central Kuala Lumpur’s Lake Gardens. The Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia also houses more than ten thousand artefacts, along with exceptional library of Islamic art books. Interestingly, instead of concentrating on works from the heartlands of Persia Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia (IAMM) and the Middle East, IAMM has been emphasizing on Asia itself. Don’t forget to head towards the Museum Shop which opens from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm, whereby you find the most traditional Islamic items, ‘Quran, etc.

The 88-storey twin structure is the symbol and crown jewel of Kuala Lumpur, described as Majestic by day and dazzling at night. The Petronas Twin Towers was the tallest building in the world until 2004. The Islamic-inspired building has a Sky Bridge on the 41^st and 42^nd floor where one can have an incredible view of Kuala Lumpur skyline. Inside the building, the gigantic shopping mall known as Suria KLCC is a shopping paradise with international brands and upscale boutiques.

A cherished oceanarium in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Aquaria KLCC has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region, known for its fantastical community of aquatic creatures. Many Malaysians have left a trail of at least one visit to this place in their memory, whether as a school trip or with their kids to explore the underwater world. With over 250 species and more than 5,000 land and sea creatures, the Aquaria offers visitors an amazing educational experience on marine ecology. Visitors can see a fascinating variety of marine life up close, from colorful tropical fish to mysterious jellyfish, and from graceful sea turtles to massive sharks. Whether you have a love of marine life or a quest for eco-education, the aquarium is a destination not to be missed!

Located in the bustling Golden Triangle area of Kuala Lumpur, UR-MU is a one-of-a-kind contemporary art museum. Situated in the Bohemian District, this forgotten neighbourhood is now revitalized as a popular destination for music, food, entertainment and art. Championed by prominent architects and art enthusiasts, this museum showcases more than 100 diverse artworks from Malaysia and the surrounding region. Visitors can take in the eclectic tastes of this collector and experience the stories of his life, past and present. UR-MU, a great place to attract visitors to explore and immerse themselves in the art scene.

The Bird of Prey Park in Kuala Lumpur is one of the largest free-flying walk-in aviaries in the world, making it one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region! This breathtaking natural wonder allows visitors to get up close and personal with more than 3,000 species of birds, making it an ideal destination for bird lovers and eco-tourists. The Bird of Prey Park is situated in a wide valley, and its vastness provides a haven for birds to fly and roost freely. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of colorful and graceful birds, which fly freely among the trees, displaying charming and elegant postures. It is only a short drive from the city to the Birds of Prey Park, where you can step into this bird kingdom and get in touch with nature.

Looking for a superb night of fantastic bars? Head down to one the most happening and trendiest bar-hop location ideal for the outgoing ones exploring the vibrant nightlight of Kuala Lumpur. There are many hidden speakeasy bars that you can adventure along the long stretch of walkway. The name stands for “Taste, Relish Experience, Celebrate” This dining and night life hub is situated right next to the new home of Asia’s most popular super night club Zouk KL. Perfect for the fun and fancy party goers! There are various entertainment concepts from lounges to club rooms to al fresco dining spaces with balcony decks. You may party all night long till past midnight and enjoy a lovely view of the Petronas Twin Towers right across the street!

Istana Budaya, Malaysia's premier cultural institution, stands as a grand testament to the nation's rich artistic heritage. Nestled majestically in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, this architectural marvel embodies a harmonious fusion of traditional Malay aesthetics and contemporary design elements. The main auditorium, with its state-of-the-art acoustics and seating, serves as a stage for spectacular performances ranging from traditional dances and music to modern theatrical productions. Istana Budaya's role as a cultural hub extends beyond its physical presence, as it fosters creativity, preserves heritage, and fosters a deep appreciation for the arts among Malaysians and international visitors alike. 

The National Textile Museum of Malaysia stands as a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage, showcasing a diverse collection of traditional textiles that reflect the intricate craftsmanship and artistic prowess of its people. Stepping into this historical treasure trove, visitors are greeted with a symphony of colours and patterns woven into intricate batik, songket and pua kumbu fabrics - each telling a unique story of Malaysia's vibrant past. The museum's meticulously curated exhibits offer a glimpse into the various weaving techniques, dyeing methods and cultural significances behind these exquisite textiles, providing a deep appreciation for the skills passed down through generations. From ceremonial garments adorned with intricate motifs to everyday textiles reflecting regional identities, the National Textile Museum is a captivating journey through Malaysia's rich textile heritage, celebrating the fusion of tradition and artistry that defines the nation's cultural tapestry. 

Come to MinNature, a miniature world that will take you on a journey through Malaysia's unique charm. Here, you will be captivated by the superb details and immersed in the magic of the MinNature world. Enjoy the miniature stories and have a great time. The venue is located on the first floor inside Sungei Wang Plaza, in a slightly hidden corner of the green zone.

The Putrajaya Lake, situated in the heart of the city, stands out as one of Malaysia's largest man-made lakes, covering an expansive area of 650 hectares. It is renowned for water sports and recreational pursuits.

It is the largest constructed freshwater wetlands in the tropics and the first man-made wetland in Malaysia, serves as a wildlife sanctuary, drawing a diverse array of animals to its combined terrestrial-aquatic wetland habitat. Numerous species of local marshland and water birds, such as the little egret and cinnamon bittern, as well as migratory birds from the Northern Hemisphere, have been sighted here.

Marina Putrajaya, formerly known as Maritime Centre, is a recreational and athletic facility located adjacent to Putrajaya Lakeside in Precinct 5. This facility is widely recognized as a leading destination for extreme water sports and athletic training, attracting numerous sports enthusiasts.

Standing at 68m, this monument makes a commanding sight. Constructed of solid metal, this national monument is uniquely shaped like an obelisk with etchings denoting important milestones and periods in the nation's history. At night, it serves as a beacon with lights projected at 360 degrees.

Located next to Perdana Putra, this is the principal mosque in Putrajaya. Built with rose-tinted granite that gives it its distinctive colour, the mosque can accommodate 15,000 worshippers at one time. In front of the mosque is a large square with flagpoles flying the various flags of the Malaysian states.

Constructed using cable technology and steel supports, the Seri Wawasan Bridge boasts an asymmetrical and highly futuristic design as it stretches across the 240-meter-long Putrajaya Lake. When evening falls, its colourful neon lights, arranged in a unique pattern, make it visible from a distance- forming a mesmerizing panorama that captivates visitors and invites them to capture beautiful moments.

Most prominent government offices are located in close proximity to Dorsett Putrajaya. The nearest main government office – Palace of Justice Putrajaya houses the Malaysian Court of Appeal and Federal Court. The building design incorporates influences from classical Islamic culture.

The Putrajaya International Convention Centre (widely known as PICC) hosts a diverse range of events, including conferences, seminars, trade shows, gala dinners and artistic performances. Its versatile spaces accommodate small gatherings as effectively as large-scale international conferences, fostering a dynamic event ecosystem.

The mosque's design is a fusion of traditional Islamic architecture with modern influences. Its most distinctive feature is the large main dome, which is made of steel and designed to resemble an open umbrella. This dome is surrounded by smaller domes and minarets, creating a visually stunning skyline. As its nickname suggests, the mosque is often referred to as the Iron Mosque due to its extensive use of iron and steel in its construction. This innovative use of materials not only adds to its unique aesthetic but also reflects Malaysia's progressive approach to blending tradition with contemporary design.

Wetland Studios Putrajaya is a unique destination, technology-driven, that combines elements of entertainment, education and environmental conservation. Located at Putrajaya Wetlands Park, the largest manmade freshwater wetlands in the tropics, Wetland Studios displays an array of fascinating animatronics and replicas of species found on our wonderful planet.