The city best suited for city walks - Kuala Lumpur

🚉Transportation guide: There are direct flights from many places within the country, and the airfares are quite cheap during promotions. My experience with AirAsia this time was really indescribable, a profound experience. 🤦‍♂️For instance, there's a luggage fee 🧳, with only a 7kg carry-on allowance. Also, the 'airborne refrigerator', and the chatty flight attendants on the red-eye flight were all part of this experience. Better to avoid if you have other options After landing, for transportation: You can take the light rail to the city center, which comes in two types, one with stops and one express. This time we took the express line which was quite comfortable and not crowded. You can also take the airport bus, and you can buy tickets with a credit card, so it's okay if you don't have cash. 🌟Highlights: It's really great for shopping, with various characteristic streets. Chinatown with Chinese architecture, the Indian district, Indian temples. There are also many beautiful mosques 🕌🕌🕌 where you can choose your favorite to take photos. The blue one, and that super beautiful pink mosque. Of course, the Petronas Twin Towers are the iconic buildings of Kuala Lumpur, a must-visit landmark. And then there's the local specialty, Chanel, which you can also shop for here. 🍲Food recommendations: All kinds of noodles, Lala noodles 🌚🌚 and of course, the various types of durian that shouldn't be missed. ⏳Playtime: Special forces really made use of a half-day layover to visit many places, combining light rail with taxis and good old-fashioned walking haha. Many places are actually quite close, and it's great to measure a city by foot, just that it can be tiring. It's very hot and sunny in summer, which might make it uncomfortable to be outdoors. The taxi service Grap is useful in several Southeast Asian countries