Review of traveling to Alor Setar – Kuala Lumpur

Alor Setar – Kuala Lumpur 3 days 2 nights solo trip This trip was solo, no tour booked, no friends, but with Google Maps and a heart ready to travel 🧳🌤️ 🛤️ Starting from Thailand → Alor Setar Took the train from the Thai side crossing the border to Alor Setar, a peaceful, simple city with kind people. Went for a walk at Aman Central mall, easy to find food, everything is complete. Shoppers don’t need to worry. Tips: No Malaysian internet, don’t forget to find Free WiFi at the mall, restaurants, coffee shops, or buy it from the Thai side for convenience. ✈️ Flight from Alor Setar → KL Small airport but easy to manage, direct flight to KL takes a short time. Arrived at KL airport, many types of transport to the city, very convenient. 🏙️ 2 nights in Kuala Lumpur Stayed at Kingston Hotel 12@Jalan Raja Laut (safe, clean, suitable for solo female travelers) Focused on main landmarks 📍 Petronas Twin Towers, walked around KLCC Park, very romantic at night even when solo 📍 Saloma Link Bridge, great for photos, the night lights are amazing 📍 Visited several cafes, KL people are very friendly, clean shops, easy to order 🍽️ Food Tried Nasi Lemak, Roti + Teh Tarik, cold fruit juices, felt like authentic Malaysia. Some night markets were crowded, but if you choose late morning it’s more comfortable. ⸻ 📌 Summary • Solo travel in Malaysia is safer than expected • Convenient transportation system, can use Grab or walk • Malaysians speak good English, communication is easy • Budget won’t explode if planned well Give it a 9/10, will definitely go again 💙