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Where is the place shouldn't be missed when you go to Kuala Lumpur?
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Angie
Posted on Wed 27th of Aug 2008, 02:03 AM

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I have planned to travel in Kuala Lumpur but I don't have so much time. Where is the best place I cannot miss? wink_smile
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Posted on Sun 21st of Sep 2008, 03:07 AM

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*The Petronas Twin Towers - the tallest twin buildings of the world.
*The Golden Triangle - the main shopping and entertainment district .
*Central Market - indoor marketplace for handicrafts, paintings, local crafts, t-shirts, antiques at reasonable prices.
*Desa Waterpark - one of the largest amusement parks , Located in between the KL - Seremban Highway.
*Aquaria KLCC - underwater world , Located in KL Convention Centre. The Aquaria has showcased some of the most entrancing aquatic creatures from all parts of the world.

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http://www.malaysiatravel.org.uk/tourist-attraction/kuala-lumpur/attractions

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Tally
Posted on Sun 19th of Oct 2008, 02:05 PM

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takeabreak wrote:
*The Petronas Twin Towers - the tallest twin buildings of the world.
*The Golden Triangle - the main shopping and entertainment district .
*Central Market - indoor marketplace for handicrafts, paintings, local crafts, t-shirts, antiques at reasonable prices.
*Desa Waterpark - one of the largest amusement parks , Located in between the KL - Seremban Highway.
*Aquaria KLCC - underwater world , Located in KL Convention Centre. The Aquaria has showcased some of the most entrancing aquatic creatures from all parts of the world.

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http://www.malaysiatravel.org.uk/touris ... ttractions




And more; Chinatown and Lake Gardens. Of you have time try the revolving restaurant in KL Tower but book in advance!

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ethan
Posted on Tue 28th of Oct 2008, 07:09 AM

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for eating:
you can take a monorail to Bukit Bintang Station,
then ask someone for the location of the night market. i think everyone knows where it is!

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Posted on Mon 17th of Nov 2008, 06:45 PM

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I want to add in the KL handcraft centre. The place have moved to a new building which is very close to the Pavilion KL (along the Jalan conlay) if you not sure then try the KL hop in and hop out bus. The bus will bring you there directly. I'm having good time painting my own BATIK and it cost me about RM 20 (cotton) RM 25 (silk) i feel like a batik maker! i can choose my design and my colour! there is alot of young children & adult enjoying the batik painting. The staff is really nice n friendly. But make sure you negotiate price when you buy some souverniers.

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Posted on Tue 18th of Nov 2008, 01:13 AM

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Thank you guys lollollol
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Sarah
Posted on Wed 26th of Nov 2008, 11:05 AM

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Just wanted to add some sidekicks............

Commonly known as KL, Kuala Lumpur is a fine example of "past meets present". With a towering presence of modern wonders, there are still present old colonial-era buildings amidst the grandeur which speak a lot of the previous attachments.

Dataran Merdeka has fine examples of colonial buildings and there's the Petaling Street which still has those century-old midnight lamps.

However, for some sizzling sky-scrappers, see the Petronas Towers, but at night!


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