Visited Kuala Lumpur 3 times, summarized travel guide after staying up late ⚠️ including surrounding areas

Kuala Lumpur as the jewel of Malaysia is full of multiculturalism, a one-time write clearly Kuala Lumpur travel tips and attractions distribution Independence Square The most concentrated area of the essence of the attractions, it is recommended to arrange the morning is not hot and less crowded, not far away from the walking time is expected to be half a day time Independence Square Witness to the 1957 Malaysian Declaration of Independence, where the National Day celebrations were held. St Mary's Church The oldest Anglican Gothic Revival church in Kuala Lumpur, with beautiful stained glass windows. Sultan Asamat Building A famous Mughal style building, once the administrative centre of the British colonial government, beautifully lit at night. Jimmy Mosque One of the oldest mosques designed by an Indian architect, with a traditional Islamic roof. Central Art Gallery Handicraft market for souvenirs and local snacks Tseung Kwan O Street The famous Chinatown, known for its authentic snacks and bustling night market. Ghost Alley A vintage-style alley with beautiful murals and historical buildings. Chan's College Built in 1906 as a temple and guild hall, this is a great place to learn about Chinese history and culture. Museum District A collection of museums, walk most of the day at noon or in the afternoon (to avoid the hottest). National Mosque Malaysia's national mosque, famous for its huge umbrella-shaped dome architectural design, you can visit the prayer halls Museum of Islamic Art The largest Islamic museum in Southeast Asia Old railway station and railway administration building Mughal style building, a historical site in Kuala Lumpur. Bukit Bintang District Late night bazaar without pavilion, estimated 2 hours Yarrow Food Street 50 years old famous night market with street food, such as Wong Ah Wah Snack Shop. Mak Mun Road A street spot, located in front of Lot10 HM. ICC PUDU A fireworks morning market for locals TG's bistro Ella's Giant Burrito Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur's landmark area, the night view is good, not to climb to the top of the arrangement of 2 hours can be Twin Towers The world's tallest Twin Towers can climb the sky bridge, observation deck overlooking, 8pm lights on, the best position public bank Kuala Lumpur Tower The second highest building in Kuala Lumpur, with 360 degree view and rotating restaurant. Around Kuala Lumpur: Black Wind Cave Famous Hindu shrine, famous for its giant Murugan idol and 272 colourful steps, cave temples with murals Uluwain Falls A beautiful waterfall in the tropical rainforest, hiking available Genting Highlands A Malaysian resort with casino and shopping, take the cable car to experience the highland climate Blue Mosque Famous for its blue dome, you can visit the interior. Putrajaya Pink Mosque The landmark of Putrajaya, a high quality water mosque made of rose rock. Malacca Day Tours