Here's a list of Experience Local Culture at these Places in Kuala Lumpur recommended by our experts:
Sri Mahamariamman Temple, Jalan Tun HS Lee - An elaborate Hindu temple known as the starting point of the yearly Thaipusam pilgrimage to the Batu Caves, where ...
This is yet another of Kuala Lumpur's historical places of worship. Built in 1906, Chan See Shu Yuan is one of the oldest surviving Buddhist temples in Malaysia...
Chinatown, Jalan Petaling and nearby streets - Known as Chi-Chong-Kai (translated as Tapioca Factory Street due to its origins) to the local Chinese. Lots of ...
This Chinatown restaurant is one of Kuala Lumpur's historical landmarks. Housed in an authentic Chinese shop house, the cafe is locally famous for its Nonya ...
Batu Caves is located in the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, approximately seven miles north. It is a sacred site for devotees of the Hindu faith in Malaysia, and ...
Masjid Negara (National Mosque), Jalan Perdana - The Masjid Negara is unique in that it incorporates Malay-Islamic rather than the usual Arabic-Islamic ...
Central Market, a former wet market, has been lovingly and cleverly preserved, restored and transformed into a one-stop cultural shopping complex. This 123-year...
It has been said that Malaysians can eat all day. We certainly do! So the best thing you can do is to join us on a food walking tour ofKuala Lumpurto indulge ...
This Information Center is located in Kuala Lumpur's famous historical district. It was near here in August 1957 that the Union Jack was lowered for the last ...
Kuala Lumpur comes alive in a blaze of multi-coloured lights when night falls. Enjoy a sumptuous dinner while enjoying a spectacular array of traditional ...
The building contains a mini auditorium, conference hall, multi-purpose hall, training room rooms, two exhibition galleries, internet, reading material and ...
Experience Malaysia's way of life and religion with a visit to the open air bazaar of Chinatown and a delightful Malay dinner.
