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This is a city of contrasts, of old and new, traditional and cutting edge, the contemporary face of Malaysia and the heartbeat of the peninsula. The colonial centre is a highlight. Enter Masjid Jamek, built in 1909 to a north Indian design, see the iconic clock tower of the Sultan Abdul Samed Building, then stroll across Merdeka Square within which stands the tallest flagpole in the world. There are also some excellent museums in Kuala Lumpur, explore frenetic Chinatown with its night markets, then ascend KL Tower which at 421 metres provides a spectacular panoramic view of the city.
This is a city of contrasts, of old and new, traditional and cutting edge, the contemporary face of Malaysia and the heartbeat of the peninsula. The colonial centre is a highlight. Enter Masjid Jamek, built in 1909 to a north Indian design, see the iconic clock tower of the Sultan Abdul Samed Building, then stroll across Merdeka Square within which stands the tallest flagpole in the world. There are also some excellent museums in Kuala Lumpur, explore frenetic Chinatown with its night markets, then ascend KL Tower which at 421 metres provides a spectacular panoramic view of the city.