Most Popular Places and Activities to Explore in Kuala Lumpur

Batu Caves

Batu Caves is a sacred limestone hill that has a progression of caverns and cavern sanctuaries in Gombak, Selangor, Malaysia. It takes its name from the Malay word Batu, signifying 'rock'. The slope was initially known as Kapal Tanggang from the legend of Si Tanggang. The town close by is named after the Batu Caves limestone development. You can find here one of the most famous Hindu shrines, and the cave is well-known for the Hindu festival of Thaipusam in Malaysia. Being dedicated to Lord Murugan, Batu Caves are known as 10th Caves for Lord Murugan. Climb 272 steps to the caves and then go to the top of the caves to discover three large limestone caves and small caves having Hindu statues and art. Someone who is very much interested in the history and culture of Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia as a whole will definitely find this place of significance and keen interest. 

A visit during early mornings before 10 am and late evenings after 4 pm not long before nightfall, enjoys the additional benefit of investigating the site with fewer groups and fewer vacationer gatherings.

Taste Delicious Malaysian Cuisine

While holidaying in Kuala Lumpur, begin your day eating Roti Canai, a twirled and grilled flatbread that you should dip in associated curry and dhal and eat. You can find this popular delicacy of Kuala Lumpur in several varieties. The most famous street foods are Ais Kacang, Apom Balik and Fried Nian Gao. While you are in Kuala Lumpur, do not forget to visit Bijan Bar and Nadodi as they are the famous restaurants there. Try Mee Goreng Mamak which is a complete package of noodles, chicken, and sauces etc. Some call nasi lemak Malaysia's informal public dish. Every other person calls it heavenly. Nasi lemak is

fundamentally rice cooked in coconut milk. Yet, the sides matter. Contingent upon where you are in Malaysia, it accompanies different sides like hard-boiled egg, peanuts, vegetables, sheep/chicken/or meat curry, fish and sambal (bean stew-based sauce). Nasi lemak is generally eaten for breakfast yet nowadays

individuals are requesting it any time of day.

Pangkor Island Beach

About four hours’ drive from Kuala Lumpur, you can get to Pangkor Island to explore its beautiful, panoramic beach. Go for a Lumet Jetty to reach this pleasant Pangkor Island beach away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Watch spectacular greenery here to soothe your eyes. You get a glimpse of local Malaysian life here. Pangkor Island has many kilometres of shoreline and a small bunch of abandoned seashores. Along the west coast, the unblemished stretches of brilliant sand are just broken by a periodic hotel and guesthouse. Sunbathers can lie on the sand watching the delicate floods of the emerald ocean come in. You can enjoy all sorts of sporting activities in the water including surfing contests, thrilling skim boarding, and entertaining volleyball game matches on the sandy beach. Spend your leisure time unwinding in the naturally pleasant environment at Pangkor Beach. You can shop for souvenirs at shops nearby and have a nice time in the perfect weather while taking a relaxing stroll or spending your time on the beach chair and sipping a cocktail.

Shopping At Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

The capital of Malaysia has plethora of shopping malls. Make sure you visit Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, a, seven-story lifestyle centre comprising six 

fascinating shopping zones, during your holidays to Kuala Lumpur. Also, you can find lots of street boutiques to make an excellent choice. Shop your heart’s content by accessing various trendy, fashionable clothes, and accessories. After shopping, eat at a food court or restaurant here. When you are on a vacation somewhere, especially a place like Kuala Lumpur, you cannot absolutely miss out on the shopping spree and getting gifts for your loved ones back at home. The Pavilion Mall is the perfect place for you to have a casual day and channel out your inner shopaholic.

Golf At Royal Selangor Golf Club

Kuala Lumpur is known for having Asia’s oldest golf course popular as the Royal Selangor Golf Club. So, don’t miss playing golf on this fabulous golf course. Take your 14 years kids to Acquaria KLCC for a Cage Rage experience where they can see piranhas, otters, water rats, and other aquatic animals closely. There’s a clubhouse restaurant for you to go to after your golf match. It is a very family-friendly place hence a perfect spot to bring your kids and have a nice time.

Zouk Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is a bustling and memorable spot brimming with invigorating nightlife. There's something for everybody with its stylish cafés and bars coating the Golden Triangle locale, directly through to dance clubs and karaoke clubs in the Chinatown region, Bangsar and Hartamas. Have a great time at Zouk Kuala Lumpur, one of the most popular nightclubs in the region. Have alfresco dinner, relax on the balcony deck, access club rooms, and visit lounges here.  Watch international DJs perform and listen to fabulous music themes being played here.

The best time of the year to holiday in Kuala Lumpur is March to June or October to November. During these months the weather is mild and you can have a nice time in the city, although being a tropical climate all year round in Kuala Lumpur it is mainly warm which makes this an all year round destination.