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- 8.64.7/52706 ReviewFrom626.06
based on 6744 reviews"taman permainan yg paling best & berbaloi~baloi untuk release tension..masa tgh stress ko try roller coster..pastu jerit la puas2 hahaha seronokkdah 2 tahun ambil 3 taman tema untuk pass tahunan... sbb lebih jimat"Iskandar Puteri.Legoland Theme Park>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: • This is a popular large-scale theme park, equivalent to 50 football fields, with more than 40 kinds of rides and 7 theme parks.• Full of Lego elements, with more than 15,000 Lego models built with more than 60 million Lego bricks, you can’t help but keep pressing the camera shutter.• Both adults and children can experience wonderful fun and be immersed in selfless happiness.△ You can see huge LEGO buildings, cities, animals, characters and attractions here, all of which are carefully made with LEGO bricks.△ Legoland Water Park specializes in providing fun, excitement and water activities for families and children, including Lego-shaped waterslides, water toys and water play areas.△ The LEGO Aquarium is a parent-child-friendly aquarium with the theme of marine life, giving visitors the opportunity to observe various marine life up close, learn about the marine ecosystem, and participate in interactive educational activities.Show Less - 7.74.7/5485 ReviewFrom78.26"Very nice place. Not the biggest theme park I've been to, but overall not bad. Especially to go with family"Genting Highlands30.9km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: Genting Highlands, also known as Genting World, is 1,860 meters above sea level and is a plateau summer resort in Southeast Asia. There are large amusement parks, shopping malls, movie theaters, Yunxing Theater and other facilities, as well as several hotels in a good environment, like a hilltop city, ideal for day trips or family vacations. It is about an hour drive from Kuala Lumpur to Genting Highlands, and then take the cable car to the top of the mountain. As the cable car slowly ascends, the exotic flowers and grasses unique to Malaysia suddenly appear in front of you, overlooking the tropical rainforest landscape under your feet, which is very magnificent. When sitting halfway up the mountain, you will often see clouds and mists, like entering a fairyland. When you reach the top of the mountain, various buildings are looming in the clouds and mists. There are many things that can be played in the entire Genting Highlands, and they are relatively concentrated, but avoid weekends and holidays. If it is just a day trip, go early in the morning, you can return to Kuala Lumpur on the same day, it is recommended to buy a return ticket in advance. If you feel that one day is not enough to play, you can book a hotel in advance to avoid full of large-scale events, concerts, etc. Recommended Attractions Genting Amusement Park is divided into an outdoor field and an indoor field. In the outdoor field, you can experience a variety of exciting rides such as roller coasters, jumping machines, and superman flying. In the indoor field, there are mini trains, space boats and children suitable for parent-child play. Exclusive circus rides, rainforest parks and other facilities. In addition, there are artificially created romantic ice and snow worlds - Snow Castle, video game center - game console park, etc., which will definitely make you addicted. You can also go to Genting Strawberry Farm to pick strawberries, taste various strawberry-flavored beverages and foods, and buy some strawberry-flavored coffee or black tea for friends and relatives; efficacious. There is a Yunxing Theater in Genting Highlands, where many Chinese singers and international stars often hold concerts and awards ceremonies. If you are interested, you may wish to book tickets as early as possible, and you can check the schedule of recent performances: http://www.rwgenting.com/ch/entertainment/index.htm. In addition, there is also a "Genting First City" that integrates shopping, food and leisure, which can be described as a "cold" shopping paradise in Malaysia. There are several hotels built on Genting Highlands, among which the First World Hotel (First World Hotel) is more cost-effective. For the specific accommodation fees of each hotel, please refer to: http://hotels.ctrip.com/international/genting64.Show Less
- 7.04.5/5759 ReviewFreebased on 785 reviews"ronda kat sini best petang, sambil jalan and dah penat boleh layan cendol jam besar.anak² mesti sukaBusiness Hours:petang"Melaka.Jonker>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: The Dutch Red House is located in the center of Holland Square. It was built in 1650. It is said that it was originally a church, and was later changed to the city government. It is now the Malacca Museum, which houses historical relics from Malay, Portugal, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Play Guide Today, the museum in the Red House is actually divided into six museums, displaying different historical relics, so it is called "StadthuysMuseumsComplex", including the Museum of History and Ethnology (MuseumSejarahdanEtnografi), Art Museum (MuseumSastera), Education Museum (MuseumPendidikan) et al. Crossing the Malacca River Bridge to the east bank of the river, you will be greeted by a neat square with a red clock tower and a Victorian fountain. Like all fountains, there will always be tourists throwing into it. Coins to make a wish. The square is surrounded by red Dutch buildings. Facing the square is the old Red House, which is the oldest building preserved by the Dutch in the East. The Stadthuys have thick red brick walls, heavy hardwood doors, and wide stone steps in front of them. Museum Introduction The larger of the 6 museums is the History and Ethnology Museum. The main antiques are related to the past Malacca Dynasty. You can see a lot of exquisite china, turtle coins, introductions of Prime Ministers of Malaysia in various periods, models of the Dutch town of Malacca, and understand the wedding scenes of locals. Then you can visit the Educational Museum, which is much smaller in size, a miniature one. You can see the museum make miniatures of past classes. I saw the schoolbags, school shoes worn by the students at that time, and the telephones people used at that time. If you have enough time, you can also visit the art museum, which mainly exhibits many oil paintings, depicting the history and living conditions of the Malays. In addition, the Muslim Museum mainly introduces some religious history and culture about Muslims. The back door of the museum is behind the Christ Church. After the tour, you can go directly to the church to visit. In addition, there are small shops lined up along the street at the bottom of the red house, and handicrafts of the same color are richer in colors and styles. If you like, you can buy some as souvenirs.Show Less
- 6.94.4/5419 ReviewFreebased on 8502 reviews"In Jetty Bas Terminal, taking the bus to the tourist distribution center under the mountain, directly to the window to buy tickets and take the cable car up the mountain is the most convenient way to travel, helping me save a lot of climbing time. There are ice cream sales on the mountain, as well as restaurants, amusement parks and many observation decks. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can enjoy the charm of the natural scenery, overlooking the Georgetown port terminal, Penang Bridge and city construction. Banner Mountain (Malay Bukit Bendera; Penang Chinese call it Banner Mountain; English Penang Hill means Penang Mountain) is located in the north-central Penang, the main peak is 821 meters above sea level. During British rule, senior officials lived here, and soldiers under the mountain used the flag to convey an important message, calling the mountain The flag-raising mountain, which is the origin of the name of the flag mountain. It is a common way to travel down the mountain by cable car. The first cable car was officially launched in 1923 until 1977. The new cable car was introduced from Switzerland from 1977 to 2010. The new cable car, which is now in use, was officially launched in May 2011, with speeds of up to 10 km per hour and up to the top of the mountain in four minutes. In September 2021, Penang, Malaysia, was listed as a UNESCO Biopark Reserve, becoming the third region in the country to receive this award."Northeast Penang Island>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: Penang Hill is also called Penang Hill. The summit is about 821 meters above sea level. The climate is cool and pleasant, and it is a cool summer resort. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can see the whole island, not only Penang, but also the green Malay Peninsula in the distance. When the weather is good, you can take the famous cable car on Penang for a trip up the mountain. The endless blue sea and the lush Malay Peninsula are extremely harmonious in color and beautiful. Only here can you experience the true charm of "Oriental Pearls". After dark, the lights of Penang and the ship are as bright as jewels, which is even more enjoyable and unforgettable.Show Less
- 6.54.7/5575 ReviewFree
based on 1210 reviews"This place is a stopover for my cruise. My family and I were immersed by the beautiful culture, and even bought some gifts relating to the bicycle street art to gift our friends :) I also bought this cute bag that resembles Duffy & Friends from Japan. Highly recommended!"George Town>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: A few years ago, most tourists came to Penang to find all kinds of food, but now many tourists come here to find those famous murals and iron sculpture cartoons in the historical area, and queuing to take pictures with them has become a It is a must-have item for many tourists to come here. About 5 years ago, Ernest Zacharevic, a Lithuanian artist, came to the century-old street in Penang. At first, it was just an unintentional backpacking trip, but he did not expect it to become his creative base, and even more unexpectedly gave Penang Old Street different from the vitality of the past. His mural is a work of art from MirrorsGeorgetown. In 2012, in order to coincide with Penang's celebration of the 4th anniversary of George Town's entry into the World Cultural Heritage, the Penang Arts Council listed "George Town Mirror" as one of the celebration activities. Officially, because of such a celebration, so many works of life are displayed in front of us. Penang's murals are scattered in the streets and alleys of George Town, and you can see it when you walk around the streets. According to the map, you can connect some scenic spots and murals to design a reasonable play route. If you don’t have enough time, you can also choose to ride a bicycle or take a human-powered tricycle. The cost of renting a bicycle is about 70 yuan a day, and the cost of a tricycle is 40 ringgit an hour. The advantage of the rickshaw is that the drivers are all locals, who are relatively familiar with these murals, and it saves time to play. Tour Guide Whether it is from the Everbright Building, Surname Bridge or Love Lane, it is a good sightseeing route. At present, there are more than 20 murals and 52 iron sculpture cartoons in George Town, which are distributed on the streets of LebuhChulia, LebuhAhQuee, LebuhVictoria and LebuhArmenian. Ernest Zacharevic has 8 murals here. "Photo with the Old Man" on LebuhArmenian Street, this is his first work, the fresco has begun to fade due to the age. There is also a well-known copy of "Sister and Brother Riding Together" on this street. In the picture, an older sister who is not very skilled in driving takes her excited and nervous younger brother on a bicycle and does not know where to go. Many tourists will put out the action of pushing the back seat of the bicycle, or the action of actually riding the bicycle behind them, which is very interesting. In addition, several well-known works are "Broken Heart" by Love Lane, "Kung Fu Girl" by LebuhMuntri, "The Boy Who Chased the Wind" by LebuhAhQuee Street, and "The Resting Tricycle Driver" by PenangRoad Wait. Today, in addition to the original murals, Chinese painter Chen Yukang has created many art works about cats together with the "101 Lost Cats" organization. In addition, Penang also has a "Sign George Town Project", which uses comic-style iron sculpture murals to tell the legends of the old street or the life of the citizens. A total of 52 iron plastic cartoons for the "Sign George Town Project" are the works of SculptureAtWork, a local art group that won the "Sign George Town Project" competition. As long as you walk on the streets of Penang, you will always find many vivid and interesting cartoons, which will add some childishness to the nostalgic Penang.Show Less - 6.44.6/5175 ReviewFree"The small town full of Nanyang style is suitable for walking around. The music of the Melaka Riverside Bar is enthusiastic, the night market is crowded, and the water mosque is at sunset."Melaka>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: The Strait of Malacca is a strait between the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra. It is named after Malacca, an ancient city in Malaysia along the coast. The northwest end of the strait connects to the Andaman Sea in the Indian Ocean, and the southeast end connects to the South China Sea. It is now jointly managed by Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. The strait is in the equatorial windless zone, and there are many calm days throughout the year. The bottom of the strait is flat, mostly sandy, and the water flow is gentle. It is an indispensable attraction for visiting Malacca.Show Less
- 6.44.6/5472 ReviewFreebased on 2574 reviews"22.02.2024 1.Tempahan tiket dibuat melalui aplikasi klook (malas nak beratur kan)2.Nak ronda menggunakan cruise baik sebelah petang (pemandangan ckup jelas kanan dan kiri) tapi ada jg yang minat naik cruise malam, mgkin lampu²3.Kagum dengan bangunan² lama yang diubah suai dan dicat dengan mural yang ikonik menjadikan melaka tetap dengan jolokan bandaraya bersejarahTips: petang ke malam"Melaka>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: The Malacca River is a small, narrow strait that connects the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra. However, it is this long and narrow ocean passage that carries the necessary passage between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. There are boating activities on the Malacca River held here every day. The registration office is at the tourist center office behind the pier. . This tour takes 45 minutes and travels all the way through the city, where you will see old warehouses, fish markets and more. You will also pass KAMPUNGMORTEN, a typical Malay village house called VILLASENTOSA. The return journey will pass through various piers along the river. Yachts are also provided here to take tourists to the islands off the Straits of Malacca to play.Show Less
- 6.14.8/548 ReviewFrom524.98based on 68 reviews"Superb view of the whole island. Facilities are well maintained. Love the short intro, quite impressed. No need to take photo behind the glass at the observatory, as you can take them at the top without the glass and glare. As far as I know, there seems to be no time limit up there, so you can take your own sweet time and wait for the crowd to thin and get nice shot during sunset or night time."George Town>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: TheRainbowSkywalkandObservatoryDeck is a new location for high-altitude sightseeing in Penang, where you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Penang.Show Less
- 6.14.6/5124 ReviewFreebased on 564 reviews"It is recommended to come at sunset time. In addition to watching the mosque, you can also see the sunset scenery of the beach. If there is no cloud and no rain, it will be a good experience. It is not recommended to walk over, be sure to take Grab."Melaka Tengah>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: The Malacca Straits Mosque is located on the artificial island of Malacca. If the water level is high, it looks like a floating building. The Straits Mosque under the sunset is very beautiful. The sound of chanting from the radio and the sound of the waves are intertwined. The golden dome is reflected in the setting sun. After dark, the mosque will light up, and the whole building will turn into another color, with a unique charm.Show Less
- 5.84.6/5212 Reviewbased on 4477 reviews"This is a place that you can understand more about Peranakan culture. This historic mansion is located at Penang Georgetown. Once you step into the mansion, you will feel the vibes that how Peranakan people live in Malaysia long long time ago. The museum entrance fees RM25 including tour both in Mandarin or English. The guide will tour you around the house and tell you the history of Baba and Nyonya. Highly recommended you are in Georgetown!Never forget that the Singapore drama - Little Nyonya (also the latest China version) scene are took from this mansion!"George Town>100km from Kuala LumpurHighlights: This traditional indigenous Chinese residence is a typical 19th century Baba Nyonya house decorated with Chinese hardwood furniture inlaid with mother-of-pearl and carved with a mix of Chinese, Victorian and Dutch patterns. Since Zheng Chenggong's voyage to the West, a large number of Chinese have arrived in Nanyang and settled down. Chinese men married mixed-race children born to Malay women. The men were called Baba and the women were called Nyonya. At the same time, the fusion of traditional Chinese culture and Malay culture came into being. A new cultural system is Nyonya culture. The Nyonya Museum is the filming location of Yue's family in the TV series "Little Nyonya". It is the ancestral home of a famous local Baba family. The first-generation owner started out selling spices, and the current owner is the fourth-generation Baba. The whole family lives in Kuala Lumpur and took out their ancestral home to build this private museum.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do near Kuala Lumpur?
Some Best Things to Do near Kuala Lumpur include:LEGOLAND Malaysia, Genting Highlands, The Stadthuys, Penang Hill, Penang Street Art
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Kuala Lumpur?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Kuala Lumpur include:LEGOLAND Malaysia:4.7, Genting Highlands:4.7, The Stadthuys:4.5, Penang Hill:4.4, Penang Street Art:4.7
Where are Best Things to Do near Kuala Lumpur located?
The Best Things to Do near Kuala Lumpur are mainly located in:LEGOLAND Malaysia:Iskandar Puteri, Genting Highlands:Genting Highlands, The Stadthuys:Melaka, Penang Hill:Northeast Penang Island, Penang Street Art:George Town
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