The charm of Malaysia...

⛱️Must-see attractions: Petronas Twin Towers The iconic building of Kuala Lumpur, the Twin Towers are not only the tallest twin towers in the world, but also a symbol of the city. Tourists can go up to the observation deck and overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire city. The Twin Towers light show at night is not to be missed. Kuala Lumpur Tower (Menara Kuala Lumpur) Located in the city center, Kuala Lumpur Tower is another iconic building. The observation deck at the top of the tower offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the city, especially at sunset, the scenery is particularly charming. Merdeka Square This is where Malaysia declared independence. There are many historical buildings around the square, such as Sultan Abdul Samad Building and St. Mary's Cathedral. This is a good place to learn about Malaysian history and culture. Batu Caves About 13 kilometers away from the city, Batu Caves is a holy place for Hinduism. The huge golden statue and 272 steps are the landmarks here. The stalactites and stalagmites in the cave are also worth seeing. 🍜Food guide: Jalan Alor The most famous food street in Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Alor brings together a variety of Malaysian snacks. From grilled fish, satay to durian, everything is available. Jalan Alor at night is particularly lively and is a good place to experience local nightlife. Central Market This is not only a good place for shopping, but also a place to taste traditional Malaysian food. The food stalls in the market offer a variety of authentic snacks, such as Nyonya cakes and coconut rice. Petaling Street Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown, Petaling Street not only has a wealth of goods, but also many delicious Chinese snacks. The fried kway teow, bak kut teh and wonton noodles here are not to be missed. 🏨Accommodation guide: Golden Triangle This is the business and entertainment center of Kuala Lumpur. The hotel choices are diverse, ranging from luxury five-star to economy. There are Twin Towers and Kuala Lumpur Tower nearby, and the transportation is convenient. Bukit Bintang Bukit Bintang is a popular area for shopping and entertainment, with many hotels and shopping malls. There are many international brand hotels here, suitable for tourists who like shopping and nightlife. Chinatown The hotel prices near Petaling Street are relatively cheap, suitable for tourists with limited budgets. There are many budget hotels and guesthouses here, with convenient transportation and rich surrounding food. 🚄Transportation guide: Light Rail Transit (LRT) Kuala Lumpur's light rail system covers the city's main attractions and business districts, and is the first choice for tourists. The fare is cheap, the frequency is frequent, and it is convenient and fast. Taxi Taxis in Kuala Lumpur are relatively cheap, but you need to pay attention to choosing metered taxis to avoid being slaughtered. You can use taxi software such as Grab, and the price is transparent. Walking The downtown area of Kuala Lumpur is relatively compact, and many attractions can be reached on foot. Walking not only allows you to enjoy the city scenery, but also allows you to better experience the local culture 💗Other tips: Documents: Passport (valid for more than 6 months) Visa (print e-visa) Return ticket and hotel order (print backup) ‌ Clothing: Light and breathable summer clothes (shorts, short sleeves, skirts, etc.) A thin jacket (the indoor air conditioning temperature is low) Long-sleeved trousers or clothes that can cover the body (wear when visiting religious sites) ‌ Sunscreen: Sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hats, etc. ‌ Electronic equipment and accessories: Camera, mobile phone, charger Conversion plug (Malaysia uses British standard plug) ‌ 💰Currency and payment: Exchange some ringgit in advance, credit card or UnionPay card.