This vibrant Malaysian capital city of Kuala Lumpur is a heady mix of old and new. The city is the major gateway to several tourist-centric destinations like Penang and islands of Langwaki.
The focal-point of sightseeing while taking holidays to Kuala Lumpur surely remains the renowned Patrons Twin Towers. Built over a former racetrack, this sky-high edifice is one of the most significant landmarks here.
Another soaring tower to catch a bird's-eye-glance of the city is the Kuala Lumpur Tower. While adventurers can indulge in Bungee Jumping here, foodies can gorge on delectable cuisines at the revolving restaurant taking in panoramic vistas.
The National Monument is memorial built to commemorate the fallen heroes of the nation. One of the largest freestanding bronze statues in the world, National Monument tempts history buffs to plan luxury holidays here.
The Lake garden offers an escape from the hullabaloo of downtown city life. While the Orchid Garden, the Hibiscus Garden, the Butterfly and Deer Park lure wild-life enthusiasts, the breathtaking James Mashed with its onion domes and pink and red-bricks minarets beguile religious enthusiasts to plan luxury holidays in Kuala Lumpur. Being the oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur this mosque is heavily touristed year-round.
This city features various festivals celebrated throughout the year to partake in. While Deepawali is the major Hindu festival, Hair Raya marks the day of celebration for Muslims. Chinese New Year calls for a grandiloquent celebration which includes interesting ‘Lion Dance’.
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