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ISETAN The Japan Store

ISETAN The Japan Store is a premium lifestyle shopping centre located the Lot 10 Shopping Mall, Bukit Bintang. Spanning across six storeys, the shopping centre offers an enormous collection of unique Japanese products. Each floor features a different theme based on the collection of products and services that are offered for sale. While one floor houses a premium department store, another is catered to fashion apparels. Further, an entire storey has also been dedicated to a bookstore and photo lounge. Onitsuka Tiger, Yohji Yamamoto, Porter Seiko, Citizen, Shiseido, and THREE are some of the famous brands that are housed inside the shopping centre. A paradise for shopaholics, ISETAN- The Japan Store also has a food-court that houses several fine dining restaurants. Some of the famous restaurants include The Tokyo Restaurant, Tonkatsu Anzu, Sushi Azabu, Mizutaki Toriden and several others. Read More

Located in Jalan Stonor in Kuala Lumpur, Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman is a glorious wooden stilt house. One of the oldest wooden houses in Malaysia, it is known for its vernacular style of architecture. Adorned with antique furniture and artefacts, the heritage structure was constructed by some of the most skilled Malaysian artisans in the early 1900s. While the house was initially owned by Mukim Bagan Samak’s local headman, it was later restored by the leading national heritage NGO, Badan Warisan Malaysia. Guided tour of Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman is available which provides an insight into the traditional Malaysian lifestyle and culture. Read More

Located at Suria KLCC Mall, Aquaria KLCC is one of the largest aquariums in Southeast Asia housing more than 250 varied species of animals. Spread over 60,000 square feet over two levels, the main highlight is the 90-meter underwater tunnel. Constructed in 2003, Aquaria KLCC was officially opened to the public in 2005. It has since then consistently been involved in spreading awareness about marine life forms. The oceanarium takes one through a journey from the highlands, to the rivers, through the rainforest into the coral reefs and then into the open ocean. Read More

Bagan Lalang is a picturesque beach in the southwest coast of the Selangor district. It is just 25 minutes’ drive away from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Sepang F1 Circuit. Bagan Lalang Beach is full of mangrove trees and natural sediments and offers adventure activities and leisure sports around like fishing, kite flying, kayaking and camping. Enjoy the delicious seafood or BBQ affair on the coastline restaurants and cafes. The tranquillity of the sea and nature’s love can be experienced during a two-hour boat session. Riverboats are available on rent in the nearby resorts. Read More

Adjacent to Bangsar Village shopping mall lies a dazzling and popular flea market, Bangsar Night Market which remains open only on Sundays. It is a large and beautiful market for fresh produce, seafood, flowers and other daily goods. The street market is situated amidst the Telawi commercial district and surrounds a lot of stylish cafes, late-night bars and live music in various bistros. Bangsar Sunday Market is also a perfect place to treat your taste buds with some delicious authentic Malaysian cuisine. A lot of street hawkers and restaurants cater to all the needs of a foodie with their international delicacies, be it snacks or desserts. The most famous dishes served around the market are Asam laksa, putu bamboo, fried kuey teow and assorted kuih. Read More

Bangsar Shopping Centre, also known as BSC Centre, is a high-tech lifestyle mall that is known for international brands, high-end boutiques of local designers, and its themed décors. The mall has 6 storeys that sprawl across an area of about 322,000 sqft. Several premium luxury stores and fine dining restaurants are housed here. BSC also houses unique stores which offer items of the colonial era. The annual celebrations of the country are celebrated with a lot of pomp and show at Bangsar Shopping Centre. BSC is adorned with theme decorations during festival time. During the Chinese New Year, the mall is decorated with beautiful red lanterns. Some of the famous attractions of BSC include the Huize Van Wely store which offers handmade chocolates from the Netherlands and the O Gourmet Food Hall which offers a premium collection of cakes, cheese and other specially curated food items. Read More

Located in Jalan Telawi Satu, Bangsar Village is regarded as one of the trendiest boutique shopping centres in Kuala Lumpur. The shopping mall is based in twin buildings namely the old and the new wing that are connected with a pedestrian sky-bridge. Bangsar Village is like a paradise for shopaholics that spans across an area of about 110,000 sqft. Its 70 speciality stores offer an enormous range of products. The shopping centre houses several international brands, luxury and speciality stores, as well as trendy cafes. Further, children’s stores and fine dining restaurants are also housed inside Bangsar Village. Read More

Malaysia’s largest inter-city shopping-cum-leisure mall-Berjaya Times Square (BTS) is located in the heart of the city of Kuala Lumpur. This 203-metre-tall tower with 48 floors is a fascinating combination of a hotel, condominium, and shopping center complex with its very own indoor amusement park. The shopping center at Berjaya Times Square has roughly 2,260 stores making it one of the biggest bargain-friendly malls offering a huge variety of goods and accessories. The Berjaya Times Square Theme park has about 14 rides and its very own roller coaster all of which is contained within this glamorous tower. From its very own Berjaya Times Square Hotel to penthouses and budget condominiums, this is currently the eighth tallest twin buildings in Kuala Lumpur and fifth largest in the world by floor area! Read More

Buddhist Maha Vihara is a beautiful Sri Lankan Buddhist temple located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Founded in 1894, this temple is inspired by the Sinhalese community and is very famous among Sri Lankan, Indian and Chinese tourists. In the tranquillity of Brickfield, the red and white temple is crafted with massive Buddha statues and embellished fixtures. The main attraction of Buddhist Maha Vihara is its annual Wesak festival in which a massive gathering and parade are celebrated around the suburb celebrating Lord Buddha's birthday. Moreover, devotees gather on 1st and 15th of every Lunar month to present offerings like flowers, sweets, fruits, candles to Lord Buddha and recite various verses. Meditate in the sanity of the temple, know more about Buddhism from monks, be a part of Dhamma learnings and read some books from the temple's library. Read More

Occupying a sloppy terrain of 80 hectares, Bukit Jalil park is a captivating recreational park in the Klang Valley of Kuala Lumpur. It houses a beautiful themed garden that features some garden displays depicting tea houses in Japan, Iranian courtyard with tiles and fountains and traditional Malaysian culture. This well-maintained park has constructed walking and jogging tracks which have enthralled the joggers as well as the common public. The lush green foliage, fresh air, and the crystal clear fountains makes this place a go-to picnic spot. People usually practice kungfu, taichi, line dance, or engage themselves in activities like jogging, walking, and exercising.This park also includes amenities like 3 parking lots, public toilets, workout equipment, and a children's playground. The fresh and cool air of this park provides the city of Kuala Lumpur with a green lung. Read More