Hotel Le Meredien Putrajaya

Kuala Lumpur, Malaisya

Welcome to “Le Meredien Putrajaya Hotel”, located in the city of Kuala Lumpur,
the capital of Malaysia. In this beautiful place you will have the opportunity to
live a great experience and spend a beautiful vacation, as we have comfortable
rooms and other additional services that will make your stay a unique and
unforgettable experience. In addition, with the help of our tourist guides you will
be able to know the main attractions of our city, its people and its culture. Let's
talk first about the city, Kuala Lumpur and its main attractions to visit.

Petronas Towers

At 452 meters high, they are the largest twin towers in the world. It has 88
floors, although travelers can only climb to the bridge that connects them, at
170 meters. This viewpoint allows us to obtain one of the best views of the city.
It is recommended to go first thing in the morning, since in order to access them
it will be necessary to get a ticket with a number. As a curiosity, the name of
Petronas is due to the Petroliam National Berhad of Malaysia. This is
undoubtedly the icon of Kuala Lumpur and a must-see visit.
Kuala Lumpur Tower

This communications tower is located a few meters from the Petronas, in the
same neighborhood of Gran Jalan Ampang. It is 421 meters high and allows
you to climb up to 276 meters, although its main drawback is that from this
viewpoint you can only see one of the twin towers. The other is covered by his
sister. However, if you are traveling as a family, it is one of the most suitable
centers for children to entertain themselves, since it also has a zip line and
ponies.

Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve

It is the green heart of Kuala Lumpur, a huge park of more than 10 hectares
where we can see native rainforest. In fact, it is one of the oldest reserves in the
country. In it you can take guided tours, for this you can buy tickets at the Kuala
Lumpur tower.
Masjid Negara Mosque

It is the national mosque, currently the most important in the city. Its main
characteristic is its architecture, much more modernist and from which a star-
shaped dome stands out that represents the pillars of Islam. Although it is one
of the largest, non-Muslims will only be able to enter one part.

Thean Hou Temple

This six-tiered Chinese temple encompasses elements of Taoism, Buddhism,

and Confucianism. Its grandiose architecture, which mixes the traditional with
modernism, has made it one of the major tourist attractions in the city. It has
been open to the public since its inauguration in 1989.
Sri Mahamariamman Temple

It is the oldest Hindu temple in Malaysia, and also one of the most impressive. It
was built in 1873 and what is most striking is the number of gods that are
represented on its façade. Also, inside we can find some of them, all
surrounded by flowers and offerings.

Merdeka Square

This huge esplanade is Independence Square, the place where on August 31,
1957, the flag of Great Britain was replaced by that of Malaysia. In the first half
of June, this is where the king's birthday is celebrated, so the military can be
seen parading through the square.
Batu Caves

This hill is on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, about 13 kilometers, although it is

one of the most recommended excursions. The Hindu temple, surrounded by
nature, is one of the most impressive in the country and the most important
outside of India. It is dedicated to Murugan, who stands imposingly at its
entrance.

Continuing the virtual tour of this wonderful hotel, we touch one of the
fundamental parts which is the restaurant. This is a great place where there are
two types of environments, depending on what you want to eat.

Malaysia is a paradise for lovers of good food: Indian, Chinese and Portuguese
influences are noticeable both in its streets and in its dishes in 5-star hotels.
Malaysian food is characterized by the abundant use of chilli and / or chili milk
in frying.

Here at Le Meridien Putrajaya hotel we have a variety of dishes but we will

mention the most exquisite:

Here is our selection:

– HOKKIEN MEE
These are delicious fried noodles served in soy sauce, meat, cuttlefish,
cabbage, and pork fat.

– NASI LEMAK
The nasi lemak, is a rice cooked in coconut milk and served with a spicy
anchovy sauce, chicken or fried meat, boiled eggs, cucumber slices and
peanuts, it is one of the symbolic dishes of Malaysia.

– SATAY
They are pieces of meat placed on a bamboo skewer, which are grilled over
charcoal embers. Turmeric is often used to marinate pieces of meat. The meats
used are veal, pork, venison, fish, prawns, chicken, crocodile and snake,
accompanied with a peanut and vegetable sauce.

– LAKSA
If you travel through Malaysia you will realize that the options to eat soup are
not lacking, although if you have to choose one that is laksa! There are usually
two types of laksa: Curry laksa that of noodles cooked in coconut milk, prawns,
curry, peanuts and chili and Assam laksa that of noodles cooked in fish soup,
tofu and tamarind.
– ROJAK
It is a fresh salad of pineapple, cucumber, turnip, dressed with a spicy sauce of
tamarind, lemon, peanut and sugar and regularly accompanied by a small
shrimp paste.

Among the desserts we have 3 of the best:

– ROTI CANAI

Roti Canai is a circular flatbread from Malaysia. Its dough is made with flour,
egg, fat and water. The type of fat used is usually clarified butter. If it is filled, its
shape becomes square because it must be folded. It is usually served as an
accompaniment to lentil curry, with condensed milk or with sugar and melted
butter.
– ICE KAKANG
It is a mountain of wet shaved ice with super colorful flavored syrups and some
other surprises (ice cream, corn, beans, jellies…).

– TEH TARIK
We cannot finish this section without encouraging you to try teh tarik: It is a
black or ginger tea mixed with condensed milk that they prepare by throwing it
from one container to another. It is said that the more foam it has, the richer it
will taste.
Just because you are away from home does not mean that you should put your
healthy lifestyle on hold.
With our fully equipped gym with all the facilities you need, including the latest
in exercise equipment, cardio and weight machines, free weights, area and spin
room.
Our Trainers offer bespoke Personal Training sessions designed to help you
achieve your goals quickly, safely and efficiently.
We offer 21 different types of classes, ranging from high intensity Boxing
Circuits to low impact Salsa, Yoga and Pilates. Sessions are led by our expert
team, who will help you achieve your potential and support you all the way.
If you want more interesting cultural exercises, you also can try our special
classes:
Our Silat training, it’s an indigenous martial art that makes you fell better with
your being.
Sepaktakraw courses.
In at a close distance THE HOTEL LE MERIDIEN PUTRAJAYA:

We can visit the malls and get the Malaysian handicrafts and all the gifts for our
loved ones.

The Malaysian souvenirs are varied, but above all, they are artisan products,
ranging from valuable antiques to precious handcrafted crafts. Most of the
artisans are Muslim, for this reason the designs have a great influence from
Islam. On the other hand, since religion prohibits the representation of the
human form in art, you will find designs with natural elements such as leaves or
vineyards, flowers and also animal motifs.
In Malaysia the souvenirs typical, are perfect to take you as a souvenir of this
fascinating country.
for example, We can buy these fashion cross of Malaysia Natural Stone. Very
nice.

The jade color is the most modern and the most used in the country, that is why
it is a great gift to give it to our friends.
Another place for yours gifts in Putrajaya, we can visit the Putrajaya Mosque
located close to our beautiful hotel.

We could learn about culture, religion and get a religious moment during our
visit in our beautiful hotel.

In another interesting things about Malaysia wea have the next:

The Malay language and Islam are respectively the official language; English,
Chinese and Tamil are also spoken.
Malaysia is one of the countries that has the greatest number of biodiversity on
the planet. In fact, it is the third most biodiverse country on the earth. It´s variety
of flora and fauna offers a unique show in each place.
Kampung in Malay does mean Village and in few islands like a KAPAS the
people can be to live a special experience in the simple environment and
without luxuries, experience sought by many tourists.
There are other interest places in Malaysia appreciated from the tourist, for
example the coast has good conditions for to do many aquatic sports like a surf,
scuba diving and kite surf.
We can find beautiful islands with sand beaches, and reefs to practice scuba
diving, the conditions are good whole year, it´s waters are very quiet and it
perfect for all levels; and it´s considered the most cheaper scuba diving in the
world.
The best waves for surf on the world are in southeast Asia like a Bali, Lombok
and Sumatra, these waves are look for all surfers in the world.

Malaysia has a great variety of attractions for all audiences, in Langkawi we

have the suspension bridge called ¨Pearl of Kedah¨, also there is a free tax area
very attractive for all tourist.

Pearl of Kedah brigde

However, in Malaysia there is an attraction for the kids we have a LEGOLAND
park in Kuala Lumpur, this park has more than 70 games, his cost of the
entrance is 25 dollars.

Ok welcome to Malaysia and I hope you stay is unforgettable.