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The Petronas Twin Towers located in KLCC, Kuala Lumpur are twin skyscrapers with each tower standing 451.9 meters proud. The tallest twin towers in the world, the major attraction at Petronas Towers is the double-decker sky bridge, and the observation deck, which provides a magical aerial view of Kuala Lumpur. The Petronas Twin Towers held the title of being the world’s tallest buildings until 2004 when Taipei 101 transcended over them. While the Petronas headquarters fully occupy Tower 1, Tower 2 is left open for a limited number of visitors per day. TThe double-decker sky bridge which joins the 41st and 42nd floors of the two towers is about 170 meters above the ground level while the observation deck is located yet higher on the 86th level. The Petronas Twin Towers is also home to Dewan Filharmonik Petronas concert hall, Southeast Asia's leading venue for classical music. Read More

Petrosains is a fun and interactive science discovery centre spread over an area of 7000 square metres. Located on the fourth and fifth floor of Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, it is a perfect edutainment spot for a family getaway. The science museum is divided into 11 main exhibits showcasing the science elements in a fun and interesting way. Learn more about petroleum science, ancient earth science and futuristic technology in their themed exhibitions like Geotime Diorama, Molecule Nano World, Sparkz and more. Read More

Situated on the hilltop to the east of Lake Garden in Kuala Lumpur, Planetarium Negara is the National Planetarium of Malaysia. Devoted to astronomical and scientific wonders, the planetarium is crowned with a blue dome and comprises of a Space Theatre, exhibition halls and provides hands-on experiments. Planetarium Negara consists of some copies of Indian and Chinese observatories and is spread over an area of 1,20,000 square feet. Different films are screened in an Omnimax-style on the inner ceiling of the dome with the screen giving a panoramic view. For the adventurous people, there is a human-sized gyroscopic Space Ball at the planetarium which can whirl the people. A UV-lit lift, referred to as the Galeri Pemandangan, brings the visitors to observatory gallery where they can have an impression of the town and catch sight of other planets using the telescope. Mini Planetarium Negara libraries houses books mainly on astronomy and science and also other subjects like philosophy and social science. Read More

Plaza Low Yat shopping centre is Malaysia's largest IT mall offering seven floors of electronic goods and services. Situated in the Bukit Bintang shopping belt, LYP or Low Yat houses almost 500 retail stores offering services ranging from mobile, computer, and camera to gaming repairs. Interestingly, Plaza Low Yat also houses clothing, beauty and bookstores. After indulging in a tiring yet enjoyable shopping spree, one can also relish lip-smacking delicacies at the mall’s food-court. Low Yat also hosts live bands and cultural performances on a weekly basis. Further, you can also spend time at the Red Box karaoke bar after a long day at Malaysia’s largest IT mall. Read More

Nestled in Selangor, Carey Island (Pulau Carey)is a great place for a family outing. Located 40km southwest of Kuala Lumpur, Pulau Carey is known for the Mah Meri Cultural Village. The Mah Meri are a subgroup of the Senoi people and known for their woodcarving and expressive masks. To explore the cultural village, try to contact them before visiting as they mostly cater to larger groups. Carey Island houses several other attractions like oil plantations, a fishing pond, and marvelously carved statues. If you wish to admire the colonial style of architecture, you can visit Hatter's Castle whose history dates back to the 1920s. Carey Island is also famous for its seafood joints that offer local delicacies blooming with flavors. After spending a tiring day on the island, one can relax at the breathtaking Pulau Carey Beach. Read More

Pulau Ketam Island is a great place for family outings in Malaysia. Popularly known as the Crab Island, Palau Ketam houses several attractions like local Chinese temples, a breathtaking beach, local food joints and several others. This island houses two major settlements namely Pulau Ketam Village and Sungai Lima Village. Situated off the Klang coast, this island is a great place to visit if you wish to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This is because motor vehicles are forbidden on the island. You can either walk or ride a bicycle to commute on the island. Pulau Ketam is also a paradise for sea-food lovers. While the island is home to several crabs and marine creatures, it also offers some of the most sumptuous local sea-food delicacies that are truly satiating. The ferry jetty ride at Pulau Ketam also offers a great experience. You can catch a glimpse of several local fisherman boats, sampans at the coast. Read More

Located in Jalan Sultan Ismail area of Kuala Lumpur, the Quill City Mall is regarded as Asean’s largest E-Sports & E-Commerce City. The 8 storey mall spans across a ginormous area of about 7,70,000 sq ft. Each floor caters to a specific category of shopping and entertainment avenue such as fashion, lifestyle, home décor, kid’s zone, groceries and the like. After enjoying a shopping spree at the mall, you can relish a sumptuous meal at the mall’s food court which houses several food joints. You can also enjoy a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur’s cityscape and the Petronas Twin Towers from the mall’s food court. While the mall offers entertainment options like a cinema hall and kids play centre, fairs and live performances are also hosted here. The Quill City Mall also provides an impetus to budding entrepreneurs and start-ups who are encouraged to sell their products here. Read More

Located in Jalan Perdana of Malaysia, the Royal Malaysian Police Museum houses invaluable artefacts ranging from handmade guns to automatic weapons about the Royal Malaysian Police since its inception. A museum for the celebratory accomplishments of the Police force, Royal Malaysian Police Museum also has innumerable evidence of the crime issues that emerged during the past. The arrow-shaped wooden architecture of the museum showcasing traditions of Malaysia houses antic Wickham trolley, Sankey At-105 armoured car, Ford Lynx Scout Car, Shorland Patrol vehicle, handmade gadgets of the 1970’s Botak Chin Clan, and others. Originally established in 1958 in Jalan Semarak under the supervision of the Police Training Centre, this museum has now been shifted to the new building at Jalan Pardena in 1998. Close to the Islamic Arts Museum, KL Bird Park, and National Mosque, the off-beat museum of Royal Malaysian Police is a quintessential destination for tourists and travellers, having a knack for the history, culture, and traditions of Malaysia. Read More

The Royal Selangor Visitor Centre of Kuala Lumpur, located in Setapak Jaya, provides guided tours of the world’s foremost pewter crafts and manufacturing company - Royal Selangor. The visitor centre introduces one to the world of pewter through sight, touch and sound. A modern glass-clad foyer set within scenic lush landscape, the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre displays traditional pewtersmithing tools, antique pewter and ancient tin currency at the Pewter Museum. Large chimes and bells can be struck in the Chamber of Chimes, while The Hall of Frames, decked with an impressive collection of pewter photo frames, is where one can witness the manufacturing process. Read More

Named after Abu Bakr, Mohammad’s successor, Saidina Abu Bakar As Siddiq Mosque was built in the year of 1982. With exceptional architectural excellence, this mosque is situated close to Bangsar village of Kuala Lumpur with devotees crowding up the mosque every day. The Malay mosque architecture is divided into three levels - the ground floor with multipurpose halls, library, and classrooms, the first floor with the main praying hall accommodating up to 4,000 devotees and the second floor with an additional praying hall. Read More