Lots of postcard-worthy shots in what is perhaps Malaysia's most iconic and most-recognized location. Have a little walk throughout the square.
The National Planetarium is another attraction in Lake Gardens and is dedicated to all things related to space and astronomy.
Located within the National Sports Complex the 87,411 capacity all-seater,multi-purpose stadium was built in 1998 to host the 1998 Commonwealth Games and is now home to the national football team.
The Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens, also called Taman Tasik Perdana, dates back to the 1880s' and remains a popular recreational spot for locals till this day.
The Orchid & Hibiscus Gardens are part of the Lake Gardens in KL. Located on a small hill overlooking the KL Bird Park, offering an abundance of what else - orchids and hibiscus.
Lush greenery in the heart of the city. Perhaps a respite after shopping where the kids can also splash about.
If there is one mall in Kuala Lumpur you must have a stopover at, Pavilion would be it. Retail, dining and entertainment hub in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.
Low Yat Plaza is heaven for tech geeks and anyone looking for a deal on computers, mobile and IT related items and accessories. Your one stop geekifier.
Looking for a bargain? While most malls won't allow haggling prices, you may come across a better price, or a more unusual item here.
RAsian Heritage Row offers a myriad of international flavours ranging from Vietnamese to Portuguese. The area transforms into trendy hub for nightclubs at night.
Open from 5pm onwards if I'm not mistaken, traffic here can get gnarly after 10pm as it's a favorite haunt. Wide variety of food available. Open till about 3am.
suitable for entertaining guest or getaway from KL city hustle. The town changed and this place more like a walk down memory lane.
