I want to go to Kuala Lumpur for a week. Do you have any good travel advice?

Disco:

The disco is attached to the hotel and has several independent peripherals. It is generally crowded after 10 in the afternoon, and it is the busiest on Friday, weekend and public holiday.

Bars and beer restaurants:

There are many live bands performing. Coupled with the beverage and snack industries, it creates a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Become a popular social place. Most of them are from 4 pm to 5 pm or open until midnight at night. Benson & ampHedges Bistro, TGIF (Thank God, today is Friday) and Hard Rock Cafe have been welcomed by local people since they appeared in Malaysia. There are many similar bars to choose from in Baru, Bansard, where there are Irish bars.

Coffee shop:

Indoor and street cafes are very popular with young people, and there are many elegant cafes all over Mengsha No.8 Road District.

Theater:

The performances of local and foreign troupes are very popular with the citizens of Kuala Lumpur. The drama club here includes a drama laboratory, actors studio, five art centers and an instant cafe. Please check the performance time with the local newspaper.

Orchestra and choir:

The National Symphony Orchestra and the National Choir regularly perform at -Istana Budaya, the national theatre in Tamalo. The National Theatre is located in Dunlhasa Road, tel: 03-40252525. Other famous orchestras include Kuala Lumpur Symphony Orchestra and Malaysia Philharmonic Orchestra. The main performance venue is the Auditorium of Petronas Symphony Orchestra in downtown Kuala Lumpur (KLCC), and the telephone number is 032077007.

Cultural performances:

Tourists should go to the central market to enjoy cultural performances. These performances include:

Bangsawan (Malaysian traditional drama), China opera, Nadagam (Indian traditional drama), etc. The performance starts at 7: 45 every weekend. For details, please call: 13-22746542 (from morning to afternoon 10). In addition, MTC and other restaurants, such as Seri Melayu and Restoran Sri Putra, also have cultural performances during dinner time.

Avenue of Stars:

The Avenue of Stars can be regarded as the busiest street in Kuala Lumpur. Many bars and coffee shops and busy people make you feel like you are on the star-studded Avenue of Stars. The nearby Jinhe Plaza is a popular shopping center in Kuala Lumpur. If you want to buy something cheap and good, you really have to go! When the lights are on and the neon lights are flashing, Tang Bin Avenue, the most prosperous avenue in Geelong, shows the endless vitality of the metropolis. The bars and outdoor cafes here are five steps from the first floor and ten steps from a pavilion. Every night after ten o'clock, especially on weekends, all the beautiful men and women in the city get together and wear fashionable clothes for people to see. The nightlife in Shen Zui is rich and colorful. If you want to put in a strong music beat, the nearest disco will also let forest dancers from all directions enjoy the hot atmosphere. As for the quiet side of Kuala Lumpur, of course, you have to leave the bustling downtown to find it.

Travel tips

1. Domestic individuals cannot exchange Malaysian ringgit. Although the foreign exchange quotation of ICBC includes Malaysian ringgit, it does not provide personal ringgit exchange service. It is recommended to apply for a debit card from Huaxia Bank. The first three overseas transactions in Shanghai are free every day. After I withdrew money from the ATM near the KLIA exit of CIMB Bank, my mobile phone immediately received a short message from Huaxia Bank reminding you of the amount of RMB withdrawn, and the exchange rate was 0.466. There are ATMs with UnionPay logo everywhere in Kuala Lumpur. Bank and HSBC charge in May, but CIMB (red logo) does not charge. ATM machines feel the deepest (there is also ATM at Terengganu Airport). In addition, you must choose a current account and never choose a savings account. The highest exchange shop is in Miandeng, Bukit. The exchange rate of most exchange shops is 0.467-0.47, which is a little higher than the ATM withdrawal rate. The lowest exchange shop is the airport, which is generally 0.4 1-0.42. Many duty-free shops on the departure floor of KLIA International (such as bodyshop) can use RMB, but the exchange rate is only over 0.42.

2. Because there are not many telephones at ordinary times, I choose international roaming. After the mobile phone is recharged to more than 200 RMB, dial 10086 to open the international roaming service, valid for 1 month. When you arrive in Kuala Lumpur, manually select Maxis network (Malaysia's largest telecom operator). You can receive SMS for free when you are in Malaysia (ATM will receive SMS immediately, which is very convenient). You can send text messages back to China in 0.4 yuan/article, and make international calls at 2.99 yuan/minute and local calls at 0.99 yuan/minute. There are many shops selling calling cards in Kuala Lumpur and the airport. If there are not many telephones, it is not recommended to buy them.

3. shopping, it is recommended to board the plane without a ticket. There are many shopping malls and many choices. The giant supermarket on the G floor underground of Jinhe Plaza is relatively large, with various local specialties, relatively cheap prices, Chinese promoters and convenient communication. Bodyshop is the cheapest duty-free shop in the international departure area of KLIA (there are two body shops in KLIA and the other one is near the check-in counter of Malaysia Airlines), which is 5% cheaper than Jigme and much cheaper than Hong Kong. L 'Oré al is more expensive than Thailand, but it is still much cheaper than China.

4.KLIA (Kuala Lumpur International Airport) Some travel notes mentioned that after arriving in KLIA, you should take the airport light rail to the immigration department, but in fact, you don't need to take the light rail. The next floor of the international arrival floor is the Immigration Department. There is a food garden on the second floor of KLIA, which is similar to the canteen of airport staff, with local food and high cost performance. The taxi service office at the airport is easy to find. When you pick up your luggage after entering the country, you can see KLIA boarding-free RM 102 (luxury car).

5. Because Malaysia Airlines decided to go to Rexing Island temporarily, it chose the special ticket of Malaysia Airlines, with 4 flights at RMB 3,350/person. There is basically no delay. The service and facilities are very good, and the take-off and landing are very smooth, much better than China Eastern Airlines. In addition, Malaysia Airlines from Kuala Lumpur to Tinjanu is highly recommended. The flight time of Malaysia Airlines is relatively good. If you book one month in advance, the round-trip price of Malaysia Airlines may be cheaper than that of African Airlines. In addition to almost unlimited luggage, there are newspapers, snacks and drinks on the plane.

6. It is more cost-effective for taxi drivers to take a taxi in Kuala Lumpur. Drivers basically don't play the meter. If the asking price exceeds RM 15, they will all return to RM 15, which is acceptable to drivers. From Bukit Maiden to KLIA, the hotel booked it for 90 ringgit.

Food and drink

Breakfast: lament the famous authentic Baku Kut Tea.

Xinfeng: Baku ancient tea has the function of invigorating qi and refreshing. It is said that workers had to drink a bowl before they started work, and it became breakfast food over time. This famous Baku ku tea shop opens at 5: 00 every morning, and its guests are like clouds, such as Jay Chou, Alan Tam and other Hong Kong and Taiwan stars have also visited it. According to Master Chen, who has 30 years' experience, their bak Kut teh is rich in medicinal materials, and the bak Kut teh tastes rich and makes people laugh.

Lunch: Hainan Chicken Rice Star Choice

Nanxiang Hotel: Hainan chicken rice is the most famous here. This restaurant in 1938 has six branches, one of which is near Cichang Street in Chinatown. Although the appearance of the shop is a bit shabby, the diners inside are still full. In addition to the fat Hainan chicken hanging in front of the store, every table diners must order a dish.

Dessert: Buy durian chocolate.

Cocoa boutique: This is a chocolate museum, where you can taste delicious durian chocolate. The design of this unique museum is very interesting. In addition to planting cocoa trees in front of the museum, there are also various tools for producing chocolate, plus some huge chocolate models with interesting shapes. Before eating chocolate, you have already experienced the deep sweetness.

Afternoon tea: The bread workshop is fun and delicious.

High 5 Bread Workshop: It is the largest bread factory in Southeast Asia, and it also has the colorful Higgs Bread City Museum, which displays all kinds of bread-related materials from all over the world in the past 5,000 years. It is not only filled with colorful bread models, but also smells of bread. When you come here, you will suddenly enter the world of delicious bread.

Dinner: The deeper the night, the more prosperous the food center.

Guzai Food Center: There are 63 food stalls here, and each stall sells different food. In addition to Malaysian cuisine, there are more than 150 food styles, which will definitely make you feast.