Autumn trip to Malaysia | Independence Square in Kuala Lumpur

Independence Square, as an important landmark building in Kuala Lumpur, is a must-visit place in Kuala Lumpur besides the Twin Towers. / This is where the Malaysian flag was first raised, so it is a particularly meaningful place for the Malaysian nation and people, which can be understood as our Tiananmen Square. / Independence Square is located opposite the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, and the green square is of great historical value. It was built to commemorate Malaysia's independence from British rule, and national day activities are held here every year. / Opposite the square is the city corridor, and the "I LOVE KL" at the entrance is its iconic logo. There are many old buildings with a mix of international features around, such as St. Mary's Church, the History Museum, and the Selangor Club. / In fact, this is a relatively large square with lawns and many characteristic buildings around, so it is a very suitable place for tourists to take pictures and check in. Blue sky and white clouds, European-style buildings, very flavorful. / "Surrounding attractions": Central Art House, Petaling Street are nearby and within walking distance, so it is suggested to play several attractions together. / "Transportation suggestions": Independence Square is located opposite the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. You can take the LRT yellow line to Masjid Jamek station, and then walk west for about 10-15 minutes to reach.