KL is the capital city of

multi-cultural Malaysia.
You will find Sky
Scrapers on one side
and Shopping Malls on
the other.

KUALA LUMPUR Freaky Travel

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Kuala Lumpur, is slightly different from other
Asian cities. Sky Scrapers everywhere. Dozens
of Shopping Malls, Pubs, Bistros and many more.
Commuting in city is really easy and the best
part is one can walk to all the tourist
destinations – That is why it is really a "Well
Planned City”.

So listed below the info which one must know before planning
for Malaysia Trip:

 Capital: Kuala Lumpur

 Currency: Malaysian Ringett (RM)
 Major City: Kuala Lumpur
 Country code: +60
 Major Population: 85% Malay Muslims
 Popular Tourist destination
 Valuation: 1USD=3.2RM and 100 INR=5.25RM

Two Major Airports

 KLIA
 KLIA 2

Mode of transport

 MRT
 LRT
 KTM
 Monorail
 Meter Taxis
 Buses

Major Bus Station

o KL Sentral
o Pudu central

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Sim Card Specification

Sim Cards are available on Airport only. I took Maxis- Red color. (Hot Link)

Specification
 30 RM for Sim card
 Passport photocopy is reqd
 Local call/India Call: 12cents/min
 1RM=100cents
 500MB internet for 7 days
 Facebook, Whatsapp and other social networking
websites free
 For calling to India: 1320091********** (Your number
after 91)
 For Balance enquiry: *122

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What to do in KL
KL is the capital city of multi-
cultural country, Malaysia.
Skyscrapers on the one side
and shopping malls on the
other. Famous for its street
foods all over the world.
Unlike other Asian
countries, Kuala Lumpur is
something different. It has
its own night life. Local
people are really good and
always ready to help
travelers. City sleeps only at
3am. Tourism plays an
important role in city’s
service-driven economy. It is
the sixth most visited city in
the world. Moving in the city
is really comfortable for
tourist.

If you are staying in Puduraya or Buket Bintang, the whole city is

walkable. All the places are well connected by Bus and train. Driving
in the city can be adventures due to pathetic traffic ( you are not
used to it).

Golden Triangle is the most amazing and centered place in KL. It is

called golden triangle- KL towers and PETRONAS on one side and
Berjaya Times Square on the other side. These are the tourist
centered places.

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Menara KL
Tower
Stands at a breathtaking
height of 421 meters, sixth
tallest telecommunication
tower in the world. Mainly
used for telecommunication
and broadcasting
transmission. It stands near to
KL Eco forest Park. Free
shuttle bus service every 10
mins from the main gate at
Jalan Puncak to KL Tower. It
includes KL Tower Animal
Zone, Pony Ride, F1 Simulator,
Blue Coral Aquarium, and
Observation Deck at 276
meters above ground level,
Revolving Restaurant just
below it and XD Theater.
Entry fee: 49 RM for
Observation Deck (Th01) and
99 RM for Building Service
Floor (TH05).
Open from: 9am till 10pm
(Daily)
Recommended length of
Visit: 3-4 hrs
How to Reach: 10 mins walk
from Monorail Bukit Nanas
Tips: Go around 5pm (Best
view of the city at this time)
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KLCC Park
Entry Fee: Free
Recommended length of
Visit: 2-3 hrs
How to Reach: Take LRT train,
KLCC Station (Red color-
Kelana Jaya, towards
Gombak)
Tips: Go at night, awesome
fountain show (It feels really
good and pleasant)
PETRONAS Twin
Towers
Just opposite to KLCC park stands
the PETRONAS twin towers at a
height of 452 meters. The 88th
floors are constructed largely of
reinforced concrete with a steel and
glass facade design.The towers
features a Sky Bridge on 41st floor-
there is no view like it.
Entry fee: 40 RM for Adult and 20
RM for Children (Observation deck
and Sky Bridge)
Open from: Monday (closed)
Tue-Fri: 9.30- 5.30pm (last
admission 4pm)
Sat, sun and public holiday: 9.30-
6.30 pm (Last admission 5 pm)
Recommended length of visit: 2-3
hrs
How to Reach: Take LRT train, KLCC
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BATU Caves

On the same day go to BATU

Caves. Take a taxi to KL
Sentral from Bird Park-15
RM. It’s a must visit place.
Full of monkeys. Cave is
really amazing from inside.
The best part is the location.
It’s a Hindu temple but
visited by every tourist who
come to KL.

Fee: Free

Open from: 7am to 8.30pm

How to Reach: Take KTM

commuter directly to BATU
Caves from KL Sentral (2 RM
each)

Recommended Length of
Visit: 2 Hrs
KL Hop on Hop off
Tips: You need to climb 272
steps to reach the Best way to see the KL city. It operates 7 days a week
Limestone Cave. Go in the
covering almost 40 destinations in KL including major
afternoon.
hotel areas. Tickets can be purchased online, through any
agents, from major hotels and bus station.

Fee: RM 45 –Standard Adult ticket (valid for 24 hrs)

RM 79- Standard Adult ticket (Valid for 48 hrs)

Open from: 7 days a week, from 9 am until 8 pm (every 30

mins)

For tickets: Click Here

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KL Bird Park
It’s the largest Bird Park in World
covering 21 acres of land. It’s an open
bird park so you will find birds flying
over your head. It’s amazing. It’s a must
visit place for everybody.
Fee: 48 RM per person (for above
pic you need to pay 10 RM)
Open from: 9am to 6pm (Daily)
How to Reach: Taxi, 10 mins from KL
Sentral (If you will walk, at the back
side of Central Market 15 mins walk-
just cross the road through underpass
and walk for another 10 mins, first is
the butterfly park and after that is the
Bird Park)
Recommended length of Visit: 3 hrs
Tips: Wear comfortable shoes as it is
very big and carry water bottle.

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Changkat Buket
Bintang
2 mins walk from Buket
Bintang, the only street as you
can see in the picture above,
lots of pubs and fine dining
here. It is also a fun place to
enjoy at night.

Jalan Alor
This is the famous place for
street food or you can call it a
food street. It’s a heaven for
those who loves food. But a
strict “NO” for people who are
Vegetarians. 2 min walk from
Changkat Buket Bintang.

.
Jalan Buket Bintang
It’s a must visit place. This area is the most happening place in KL. It has Restaurants, Clubs, Pubs
and obviously shopping. 100’s of Hotels. It is crowded at night also. I mean to say every night crowd
is here but mostly on Saturdays. This place never sleeps.
Fee: Free
How to reach: Monorail Station, Buket Bintang
Recommended length of visit: Depend on people
Tips: AlwaysFreaky
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the evening after sunset (Weekends)
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Chinatown
(Petaling
Street)
I don’t know what to say
about this “Petaling
Street” because
everybody said me not to
go as here is a risk of
theft, so if you are going
then it is at your own risk
and if you are carrying
any bag then wear it in
front. But still I went here
but I didn’t find any such
thing what people said
me but still have to be
cautious. Great place to
do shopping but need to
bargain.
Fee: Free
How to reach: 2 mins
walking from Pudu Raya
Bus Station and one min
from Central Market
Recommended Length of
Visit: 1 hr.
Tips: Just be cautious
about your belongings

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Shopping in KL city

With more malls than you can shake a

shopping bag at, KL is Southeast Asia’s
Retail Capital

- By CNN Travel

Kuala Lumpur is a shopaholic’s dream- A

SHOPPING HEAVEN. Am I right??
Those who have visited can understand
what I want to say. So let’s start shopping.
Kuala Lumpur caters to every taste,
preference and budget. From Swanky malls
to the backstreet stalls of China town, it has
everything for each and every tourist. Bukit
Bintang, the city’s premier shopping district
offers a huge line of shopping malls just a
walking distance to one another. I have
never seen so many shopping malls at one
place. From designer brands, retail brands,
bargain shopping to market haggling, KL has
it all!!.

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Suria KLCC Pavilion, Kuala

Lumpur

Pix by: Wonderful Malaysia

Recommended length of visit: 4-5 hrs. Recommended length of visit: 3-4 hrs.

Opening hours: 7 days a week- 10am to 10pm Opening hours: 7 days a week- 10am to
10pm
How to get here: Just get down at KLCC
station (on Kelana Jaya Putra line) 2 mins How to get here: Take KL Monorail-
walking and you will see PETRONAS Tower. Bukit Bintang station

What to find here: Everything whatever you
want but it’s really costly.
Suggestion: If you are not a budget traveler
then this is a place for you. Also, if you are
looking for designer brand.
Website
What to find here: Everything.
Suggestion: Go on weekends you will
witness the huge crowd and that
connection precincts opened till 12 am.
Website

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Low Yat Plaza Berjaya Times Square

Pix by: Wonderful Malaysia

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Pix by: Wonderful Malaysia

Facts:
Facts:

Recommended length of visit: 5-6 hrs.

Recommended length of visit: 5-6

Opening hours: 7 days a week- 10am hrs.

to 10pm
Opening hours: 7 days a week-

How to get here: Take KL Monorail- 10am to 10pm

Bukit Bintang station

How to get here: Take Kl Monorail-

What to find here: Electronic and IMBI station

digital goods
What to find here: Everything

Suggestion: Go early around 12 so

Suggestion: Not recommended for
that you can get a good bargain
budget shopping.
option.

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Mid Valley
Mega Mall
Pix by: Tourism Malaysia
Facts:
Recommended length of visit: 5-6 hrs.
Opening hours: 7 days a week- 10am to
10pm
How to get here: Take KTM Commuter –
Mid Valley Station
What to find here: Everything
Suggestion: Best place to shop in Kuala
Lumpur.
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China Town
Facts:
Recommended length of visit: 1-2 hrs.
Opening hours: 7 days a week- 10am to
10pm
How to get here: Walking distance from
Pudu Central and Central World Market
What to find here: Fake designer
brands products.
Suggestion: Just pay a visit; don’t
shop.
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Central Market

Facts:

Recommended length of visit: 2-3 hrs.

Opening hours: 7 days a week- 10am to 10pm

How to get here: Walking distance from Pudu Central and

China town.

What to find here: Local products and art & craft.

Suggestion: Must visit place; outside the market there are

array of food stalls.

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How to go to Genting Highlands from Kuala Lumpur

Genting highlands is the must visit place whoever goes to Kuala Lumpur.
Without this your tour will be incomplete. Believe me guys this is
something one cannot miss. This is something extraordinary which you will
find nowhere else in the world, even in your wildest dream also you cannot
dream of such a place.

It’s a one day tour from Kuala Lumpur. I am here to tell you how to go to
Genting on your own (without booking any tour package).

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This is how I did it:

1) Bought ticket from Pudu Raya bus station: One day in advance

It’s on the first floor counter no 27

(as you can see in the picture).

One way bus ticket plus Skyway

transfer is RM10.60 for adult and
RM9.5 for Child.

And there is some discount also if you will buy return

ticket but its not advisable to buy because you never know
how much time it can take. Also, there are specific bus
timings so please be sure when you want to leave.

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While returning back

 6 hrs is must for

Genting
 RM 6 to come down
 B-4 is the Bus Stand
 On the 3rd floor you
will see the ticket
counter but it’s on
the other side.


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 Kuala Lumpur to Genting Highlands

4 days of fabulous KL There’s a lot to do in Kuala

Lumpur. But 4 days is more or
less a decent time to see what
KL is all about. KL has
everything right from
shopping, walking tours to
nightlife and day tours.

AM: Merdeka Square (9am to

12.00)
Will start with a walking tour around
Merdeka Square covering- KL city
gallery, National music museum,
National Textile Museum, Government
office, Sultan Abdul Samad Building,
KL city library, Victoria Fountain, Flag
Pole.

It will take almost 3 hours. If you love

old buildings, monuments etc. then this
is the place for you.
PM: Family fun and Art Culture
(2pm to 7pm) A free 2.5 hour walking tour runs at 8.30
am every Mon, Wed and Sat Starting at
Start from Deer Park, Butterfly Park KL City Gallery. To register: Click here
(waste don’t go), KL Bird Park (Must
Visit), Police Museum, Islamic Art museum,
National Mosque, National Planetarium
etc..

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AM: Genting Highlands (One
day tour- 9am to 6pm)
Before going to hotel buy the bus ticket for
Genting Highlands from Pudu Sentral or
KL Sentral on Day 1.
Will start around 9am, it will take 2 hours
to reach Genting. Enjoy indoor theme park,
snow world, bowling, Ripley’s museum,
Casino and amazing Skyway Transfer.
Great options for shopping and Vegetarian
Food. Also, many different kinds of themed
hotels.
How to go to Genting: Click here
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PM: Malaysia- One of the best
street food
Malaysian- style seafood, different kinds of
noodles, rice and very less options for
vegetarians. It’s a heaven for foodie’s.
Jalan Alor- For street foods
Changkat Bukit Bintang- Restaurants and
Pubs
Bukit Bintang walk- Restaurants, Pubs and
Shopping.
For Vegetarian Food
Lot 10 shopping Mall (In Bukit Bintang)
- “Simple Life” named Restaurant
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AM to PM: Great KL Shopping

From designer brands, retail outlets to bargain shopping Kl has it all.

For Designer Brands: Pavilion, Suria KLCC

For Street Shopping: China Town

For Electronics: Low Yat Plaza

For budget shopping: Mid Valley Mega Mall

For Art craft and Souvenir’s: Central Market

KL is a great shopping destination. Bukit Bintang, the city’s premier shopping district offers a
huge line of shopping malls just a walking distance to one another. I have never seen so many
shopping malls at one place.

For details: Click here

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AM: BATU
CAVES- Hindu
temple (9am to
1pm)
It’s a must visit place. Full
of monkeys. Cave is really
amazing from inside. The
best part is the location.
It’s a Hindu temple but
visited by every tourist
who come to KL. Take
KTM commuter directly to
BATU Caves from KL
Sentral (2 RM each). You PM: Golden Triangle (The
need to climb 272 steps to best part of KL)
reach the Limestone Cave.
It comprises of KL tower and PETRONAS Twin
Tower on two sides and Berjaya Times Square on the
other. This is the life blood of KL. Also a Tourist hub.
And a must see: A lifetime experience. KL city looks
awesome from KL towers.

These 4 days will be your best days of life which you

will never forget. Lots of stories to tell and you will
cherish these moment forever.

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