Where is the infinity pool in Kuala Lumpur?

The most famous and cost-effective is the infinite swimming pool on the roof of Regalia Residence37, which overlooks the view of the Twin Towers, but it is difficult to book a room in that hotel, so you need to book it in advance.

Regalia residential address: 50480, No.2 Anjung Putra Road near Sultan Ismail.

Brief introduction of other attractions in Kuala Lumpur:

1, Petronas Malaysia

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2. National Mosque

The National Mosque, with a unique modern design of church style, shows the traditional beauty of Muslim art, calligraphy, knowledge and decoration. The most striking thing is its layered umbrella roof, which symbolizes the ambition and ambition of an independent country. The 73-meter-high spire points directly at the blue sky and is exquisite and towering. The National Church is the main place of prayer for Muslims in Kuala Lumpur.

The National Hui Church is located near the railway station, and its architectural features include modern design, which integrates contemporary Islamic art, calligraphy and decoration. Its most amazing thing is its folded umbrella roof and 245-foot-high minaret, which symbolizes the spirit of freedom and independence.

3. Porcelain Factory Street

Cichang Street is the Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur, located in the south of the old city of Kuala Lumpur. Although the area is small, it is very lively, especially every night is more like a festival. It is a famous night market in Kuala Lumpur. Everything sold here ranges from China clothes and fabrics to Chinese herbal medicines. Moreover, here and the central market are also places where parallel imports, fakes and bargains are sold, mostly clothes and watches.

There are many Chinese restaurants and snack bars on Hanlaiji Road and Sultan Road, and tables and chairs are placed on the roads after nightfall. Many people come here for dinner. Chinatown still has a strong flavor of China life, reflecting all aspects of China culture. Walking in the streets here, everything seems so familiar.

4. Independence Square

Dataran Merdeka is a grassy square with an area of about 8.2 hectares, which is located opposite Abdul Sham Mansion in Sudan. It is actually of great historical value. On August 3rd1,65438,957, the Malaysian flag began to fly here, symbolizing independence from British rule. Now a flagpole with a height of 100 feet stands at the flag-raising site to commemorate this historic moment. At the other end of the square, there is a place for other tourists to relax. A row of colonnades stand proudly by the flowing fountain, and there are colorful zinnia and marigold flowers, which are beautiful. Putuo Square below the square is an underground street integrating food, rest and entertainment.