Studying in Malaysia: a place worth visiting in peacetime.

Students studying in Malaysia will not lack fun. There are many places worth visiting in Malaysia, and students may not be able to play for a semester. Let me summarize all the places worth visiting for you. Let's have a look.

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, with a population of180,000 and an area of 243 square kilometers, is an international metropolis full of modern flavor, with developed transportation, towering skyscrapers, historic ancient buildings and countless scenic spots, shopping centers, institutions of higher learning and municipal halls. 60 minutes drive from Sepang Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

Badaling steet

Tsuchang Street in Kuala Lumpur, also known as Chinatown, is a famous shopping street in the Malaysian capital. Porcelain Factory Street is very lively both during the day and at night. The whole street seems to be full of vitality, and tourists from all over the world come in droves, crowding her. That long street sells some daily necessities, clothes, decorations, watches, as well as various local delicacies and fruits.

Mercato Centrale

This is an exposition full of artistic atmosphere. It sells exquisite and interesting works of art full of traditional flavor, including antique clocks, gem ornaments, wood carvings, batik prints, tin souvenirs, silver souvenirs and so on. In addition, many sketchers paint portraits for customers on the spot, and some shops show the coloring process of batik cloth.

Sultan SultanAbdulSamadBuilding

Experts studying in Malaysia learned that this historic building was built in 1897, which was the seat of important government agencies in the British colonial era. Now it is the National Supreme Court and the Textile Museum. Has the design of this building been adopted? Morris style? (inspired by the Moors). The copper dome and unique bell tower make it easy for tourists to recognize this building? Identity? . It is one of the most striking attractions in Kuala Lumpur. Many celebrations are held here every year, such as the float parade on National Day and Vesak Day.

DataranMerdeka/MerdekaSquare

Independence Square, far from the building in Abdul Sham, Sudan, covers an area of 8. 2 hectares. There is a flagpole, which is 100 meters high. 1August 3, 9571day, when Tengku abdul rahman, the father of Malaysia, declared Malaya's independence, the first flag of Malaya flew on this flagpole for the first time. Independence Square is a good place for tourists and citizens to relax. When the mood is lazy and the footsteps are scattered, you may wish to come here to see the busy spray of the fountain and the beautiful marigold in full bloom. Independence Square? Bottom? There is Gankun, and there is an underground leisure center called PlazaPutra.

National Mosque

This is a Muslim-style Hui church and one of the main Hui churches in Kuala Lumpur. Its folding umbrella roof design is a symbol of an independent country's autonomy. The minaret is 73 meters high and very eye-catching.

KualaLumpurRailwayStation

19 10 Kuala Lumpur Railway Station is another one? Morris style? Build buildings. If the train track is the blood of the country, then Kuala Lumpur Railway Station is the heart of the country. This railway station shoulders the heavy responsibility of sending passengers and tourists to all parts of the country, and also promotes the development of domestic transportation.

The National Gallery Bangkok

The 5.67-acre National Gallery is adjacent to the National Theatre and the National Library. The goal of this art museum is to provide opportunities and space for Malaysian artists to develop culture and art. The National Art Museum has a creative center, an image and photography studio, an audio-visual room, a library, a bookstore and a coffee shop.

State Theatre

The National Theatre is the main activity center of the National Theatre Company and the National Symphony Orchestra. The goal of this theater is to promote the performing arts to all walks of life in Malaysia. Various deductive activities are often held here, including dance, drama and music performances.

Islamic Cathedral Hui Church (Mosque)

Jimmy Hui Church, built in 1909, is the oldest Hui church in Kuala Lumpur. Located at the intersection of Klang River and Omai River, this Hui church is full of Islamic flavor from appearance to interior design. This ancient Hui church is particularly incongruous in a modern high-rise building, but it is also particularly eye-catching.

National Palace (Istan Nagara)

The National Palace, located on a hill in Jala Nista, is the residence of the Malaysian Supreme Head of State. There is a clean lawn and a quiet garden in front of this magnificent palace. The National Palace occasionally becomes the venue for some official celebrations.

Kuala Lumpur Lakeside Park

Lakeside park in Jalanperdana is an oasis in Kuala Lumpur. Many busy urban office workers will use their spare time to take a walk here and get close to nature. Come on, let's go for a walk in the lakeside park!

Lan garden

Strolling under the vines in Ji Hu Park, more than 800 kinds of Ji Hu are competing with each other, and the flowers in the park are rich, so you can't help secretly enjoying the flowers. Every weekend, there are flower selling activities here. Are you drunk? Flowers? Don't miss it!

National Museum.

The National Museum near Lakeside Park is the main museum in Malaysia. This museum is magnificent in appearance and full of antique design, which inadvertently brings tourists to just visiting and returns to the early days of the founding of Malaysia. Walking and watching, you can easily find that every cultural relic in the museum is telling you its story. It doesn't matter whether it's about politics, economy, culture, art or history. As long as you are willing to listen, you will benefit greatly.

National planetarium.

There is a space cinema in the National Planetarium on the hill near the lakeside park, which shows movies about space. Its internal hall has long exhibited various astronomical information, including ArianneIV space engine which launched Malaysia's first satellite MeasatI into space. In addition, you can also watch the moon outside space through a telescope.

Kwala Longpuerta

The Kuala Lumpur Tower in BukitNanas is 42 1 m high, which is the tallest tower in Asia and the fourth in the world. After taking the elevator to the tower, visitors can have a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur from the observation deck on the tower. There is also a revolving restaurant on the tower of Kuala Lumpur. If you choose to have dinner in the evening, you can enjoy the charming night view of Kuala Lumpur while eating at an altitude of 42 1 m. Kuala Lumpur Tower is also a relay station for telecommunications, radio and television stations.

KualaLumpurCityCenterPark

Kuala Lumpur City Park is located next to Petronas Petronas Petronas Twin Towers. It is a modern city park with novel design. It is a playground for children in the city and a place for shoppers to rest. This 20-hectare park was designed by RobertoBurlMarx. There are 1900 native trees and oil palm in the park, as well as exquisite statues, murals and musical fountains.

Oil twin towers

Petronas Petronas Petronas Petronas Twin Towers are 452 meters high and are the tallest skyscrapers in the world. The novel design of the Twin Towers is the symbol of Kuala Lumpur. Wherever you are in Kuala Lumpur, you can see this very modern building. Petronas Petronas Twin Towers contain Petronas Petronas Symphony Auditorium, Petronas Symphony Chorus Activity Center and Petronas Petronas Performing Art Troupe. The ground floor of the Twin Towers is Kuala Lumpur City Center (KLCC).

GaleriPETRONAS

Studying in Malaysia is full of artistic flavor. Petronas Gallery in Kuala Lumpur is a world-class gallery. It is designed as a multifunctional space. This gallery is divided into three parts: the main gallery, the auxiliary gallery and the experimental gallery. Various exhibitions are held here all the year round.