Kuala Lumpur Tour Packages

Here are a few attractions that you shouldn’t miss on your Kuala Lumpur sightseeing expedition:

These gigantic towers are arguably the first stop in any Kuala Lumpur travel package and for nothing are they called the Twin Jewels of Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur tourism. Until 2004, these towers inspired by Islamic art are amongst the world’s tallest buildings. These mammoth structures are not only a triumph of modern architecture but also of the human spirit. The towers are joined together by a double-decker Sky Bridge and the view from the bridge is jaw-dropping.

With your Kuala Lumpur travel package, keep at least half a day to fully explore the extensive Lake Gardens. The lush rolling terrain houses the Perdana Botanical Garden, where one can get a sight of the flora of the region. The KL Bird Park is quite popular with the locals and the tourists alike. Also, one of the best museums in the country- The National Museum is also situated here. The museum lets the visitors know about the history of the country, from prehistoric to present-day. The most famed attraction in the museum is the replica of the 11,000-year-old Perak Man, which is considered Malaysia’s most important archaeological discovery. The Lake Gardens has a children’s adventure park which is quite popular.

The Batu Caves is an important landmark in Kuala Lumpur tourism. All you will do is gape at the 400 million years old limestone hills and wonder how things were during that age. The three large caves and numerous smaller ones are where the magic lies. A 100-year-old Hindu temple, with idols of deities erected inside the main caves, attract devotees and tourists alike. The most popular cavern at the Batu Caves is the Cathedral Cavern. Cathedral is not to be confused with Christianity but is named so because of the 100-metre arched ceiling that houses many Hindu shrines. The Art Gallery and the Museum Cave give a sneak peek into the Hindu aspect of the Malaysian culture.

This glorious building is a reminder of Kuala Lumpur’s colonial past. This Moorish-style building was built in 1897 and was named after the reigning sultan of Selangor at that time. This building now is used as the office of the Ministry of Information, Communications, and culture of Malaysia.

This important place of worship is unlike most other mosques and is a major attraction in Kuala Lumpur trip packages. It was designed by the British architect AB Hubback and draws inspiration from Mogul and Moorish styles. The splendid minarets are brick and plaster and have onion-shaped domes. The mosque is located at the confluence of the Gombak and Klang rivers which makes the surroundings quite scenic. Admire the mosque or take a walk in the gardens, you cannot help but get amazed by a spiritual feeling.

Get bowled over by this oceanarium that sprawls over 60,000 feet and is a must-visit attraction on Kuala Lumpur holiday packages as well as Kuala Lumpur honeymoon packages. Visitors can experience the staggering variety of marine species through a 300 feet tunnel. The purpose of this sea journey is not only to showcase the 5,000 varieties of aquatic creatures but also to educate them on Malaysian marine life.

Get ready to absorb the best panoramic views of this bustling city atop the Menara. The Sky Box is a glass box that allows you to capture the breath-taking view of the surrounding areas.

Housed inside the Lot 10 Mall, Hutong is a food court that celebrates Malaysian cuisine at its best as a Kuala Lumpur vacation package is incomplete without its cuisine. The food court has the best street food vendors who lay out a sumptuous feast of the unique Malaysian dishes reflecting strong influences from the many ethnic communities that live here.

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