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KidZania Kuala Lumpur is a children's theme park - a mini-city that spans across an area of 80,000 sq. ft. Located in Petaling Jaya area, KidZania is an edutainment theme park that allows the kids to get a real life-experience of a job-environment while they indulges in several role-play activities. The theme park houses miniature replicas of office buildings where your child can perform various job-related activities like writing news articles, performing surgeries, attending meetings, handling a crowd and the like. KidZania Kuala Lumpur is famous for the firefighting attraction which allows children to ride a fire truck, extinguish a hotel fire and perform several other activities. Further, several attractions also provide uniforms to children thereby giving the kids a complete experience of the job. Read More

Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is a 20.9-acre public aviary adjacent to the Lake Gardens. Also known as Taman Burung Kuala Lumpur, this is the largest covered bird park in the world, housing more than 3,000 birds. The area has been divided into 4 zones, each offering a wide range of activities to try out. There are feeding booths at various points in every zone where one can feed cut fruits and milk to the free-flying birds.

The KL Forest Eco Park, formerly the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, is the only tropical rainforest in Kuala Lumpur. The 9-hectare forest reserve is also one of the oldest forest reserves in Malaysia. The main attractions are the well-maintained walking trails, diverse trees, and a kid's playground. It is also home to a forest Canopy Walk - a 200-meter wood and steel aerial bridge. The bridge towers above the reserve offer a stunning view of the Kuala Lumpur skyline. Read More

Pavilion Kuala Lumpur is a premiere shopping destination located in Central Bukit Bintang area. Spread over 7 levels, the mall has 8 shopping precincts and is split into a retail mall, office block and 2 residential towers. Pavilion Elite, being the mall's retail expansion, houses the largest Coach store in South-East Asia. The Pavilion Crystal Fountain at the entrance of KL Pavilion is Malaysia's tallest Liuli Crystal Fountain and is considered a national landmark. Resembling a Grecian temple with modern pillars, the mall hosts some much-hyped events like KL Fashion Week and Waku Waku Japan Festival. The 13-screen Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC) and Red Box karaoke bar at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur offers a good deal of entertainment and are located on the Connection Precinct. Read More

The Kuala Lumpur City Center Park, popularly known as KLCC Park, is a 50-acre garden located at the base of Petronas Towers and opposite Suria KLCC Shopping Centre. The major attractions include Lake Symphony, the As Syakirin Mosque, and the children’s public pool. The water fountain show is held daily at 8:00 PM, 9:00 PM, and 10:00 PM. The perfect balance of natural greenery along with the decorative man-made designs give the park a modern yet serene appearance. It has been designed to add a touch of greenery for the iconic Petronas Towers. Read More

The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, located adjacent to the Lake Gardens and the KL Bird Park, is one of the largest butterfly parks in the world. Spread over 80,000 square feet of the landscaped garden, it houses over 5,000 butterflies, exotic plants, butterfly-host plants, and ferns. The KL Bird Park has natural terracotta pathways along which containers filled with fruits and flower petals are dotted. This park is also home to rhinoceros beetles and praying mantises and is dotted with cascading waterfalls and several ponds with Japanese Koi fish and freshwater turtles. Read More

The Kuala Lumpur City Gallery, located at Merdeka Square, is a tourist information center. It exhibits the history of Kuala Lumpur through its collection of photographs, paintings, and miniature models. Housed in a 115-year-old Government Printing Office, the main highlight is the Spectacular City Model Show and the iconic I Love KL structure. Those looking to learn about the vibrant history of the city, do opt for the guided tours.

Situated opposite the KL Lake Gardens, the Kuala Lumpur Orchid Garden boasts about 800 species of orchids. While the orchid garden occupies an area of just one hectare, it houses about six thousand orchids which is a true sight to behold. The Kuala Lumpur Orchid Garden also houses exotic species of flowers which are quite rare to find. The Kuala Lumpur Orchid Garden has two main varieties of orchids namely Terrestrial Orchids and Epiphytic Orchids. It is interesting to note that the Epiphytic Orchids feed on dead plant matter. Further, they absorb the moisture from the host’s crannies and nooks. This variety of orchids is mostly found in Malaysia since the country experiences tropical climatic conditions. On the other hand, the Terrestrial Orchids are rooted in soil. There are also several orchids blooming with vivid colours, unique shapes and intricate patterns which accentuate the beauty of the Kuala Lumpur Orchid Garden. Read More

One of the oldest and most revered places of worship in Kuala Lumpur, the Kuan Ti or Guan Di temple is dedicated to Guandi- the Taoist God of war and literature. Incepted in 1888, this 124 -year old holy shrine is located along Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre. Along with a statue of Kuan Ti on the main altar, this temple houses manifestations of Guan Yin (Goddess of mercy), Wel Chong (God of learning and education), and Choy Sun (God of prosperity). Painted in gold, the altar of Guan Di includes the Guan Dao (sword) and Guan Jie (spear) of Guan Di. The devotees believe that these weapons have special powers that will bless them if they touch or try to raise them. Besides the altar, you will find two wooden statues each of Guan Ping and Zhou Cang who were Guandi’s attendants. This sacred shrine is guarded by two lions since the Chinese believe that lions keep off the negative energy and protect from viciousness. On the left side, you will find a male lion and on the right, a female lion is holding a baby lion. Dragons are attractively carved on the temple roof and they are beautifully coiled around the two main pillars constructed in the interior of the temple. Read More

A recreational park with pretty landscapes, Lembah Kiara Park is located in Kuala Lumpur neighbouring Taman Tun Dr Ismail district and KL golf & country development club on both sides. Very popular among locals for jogging, photographing and as a picnic spot, the park is filled with lush green trees and beautiful bridges enhancing its serenity. A small dreaming pond full of fish is a great spot within the park premises for some leisure time with kids. There is an outdoor gym on the main entrance famous among fitness enthusiasts and a jogging trail. Picnic tables and playgrounds all over the park make it a perfect picnic spot with alluring surroundings, fresh air and chirping birds. Read More