Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Today's main focus is the city walk route, and almost all the main attractions in the city can be reached on foot. 🚶📍Petaling Street Equivalent to Chinatown, later also inhabited by Indians, there is a distinctive Indian temple. 🍽️Lai Foong Restaurant, many locals come here for a simple meal, no air conditioning, the taste is okay. 🚶📍Central Market, formerly the Central Market, later transformed into the Central Market selling local specialty art products, with air conditioning, making it more comfortable to visit. 🚶📍Independence Square and surroundings, these are all concentrated together, very photogenic. City Gallery🚶 Sultan Abdul Samad Building🚶 National Museum🚶 Jamek Mosque. Opposite Jamek Mosque, there is an Indian street with a strong Indian flavor, worth a visit. 🚇📍Near Jamek Mosque, calling a Grab is very congested, and it's hard to get a car, so you can choose to take the subway to Pavilion. From Jamek Mosque, take the SP line to Hang Tuah station. You can buy tickets with cash at the ticket machine, follow the signs to the SP line entrance to the platform. The intervals between Kuala Lumpur subway trains feel quite long. After arriving at the station, follow the navigation for about ten minutes to Pavilion. 🚶📍KLCC Park There is an elevator near Zara in Pavilion that directly connects to the sky bridge, allowing you to walk directly to KLCC Park without being exposed to the sun, taking about ten minutes to KLCC. 🚶📍KLCC Park This park has a patch of grass that has been trampled bald, making it a great spot for taking full-body photos with the Twin Towers. 🚶📍KLCC Opposite the park is the KLCC mall, with many brands to explore.