Cityscape Escapade: Discovering Kuala Lumpur’s Hidden Gems

#cityscape #100waysoftravel #beautiful_malaysia #kl #吉隆坡 #mrt #旅行灵感 #海脚人 #michelin Kuala Lumpur’s vibrant cityscape offers an exciting mix of modern attractions and local flavors. Our day began with a visit to Ampang Park, where we found an open park perfect for skateboarding enthusiasts. It was the ideal spot to kickstart the day with some fresh air and outdoor fun. Afterward, we headed to Damascus Bukit Bintang, where we enjoyed the best kebab in town. The juicy, flavorful meat wrapped in soft bread made for a mouthwatering meal. With energy restored, we walked to Pavilion KL, home to the famous Uncle Roger fried rice stall. The fragrant, crispy fried rice was everything we expected—delicious, with a dash of humor as we imagined Uncle Roger himself approving. Next on the itinerary was a trip to the impressive TRX Mall, which houses Malaysia’s first Apple Store. The sleek design of the mall and the futuristic vibe of the Apple Store made it a must-visit for tech lovers and shoppers alike. We wrapped up the day with dinner at Hai Kah Lang’s Seafood Noodles, a Michelin-recommended spot known for its rich, flavorful seafood noodles. It was the perfect way to end a busy day exploring Kuala Lumpur’s cityscape. Tip: Take public transport using the MRT day pass for just RM6 if you’re Malaysian. It’s a convenient and affordable way to explore the city’s highlights!