What are the main attractions in Kuala Lumpur? You'd better tell me the specific location, or you won't find it! thank you

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and the political, economic, cultural and transportation center of the whole country. It is located in the central and western part of Malaysia Peninsula, with an area of 244 square kilometers and a population of about 1.5 million. It is the largest city in Malaysia and the only city in the country with a population of more than 1 million. Locals like to call it "K L". Kuala Lumpur, which means "muddy estuary" in Malay, opened its port in the mid-19th century. At that time, Chinese Ye Delai led a reclamation team to mine tin mines along the Klang River. Later, a market was gradually formed here. Britain took over this place in 188 and gradually developed into a big city. At present, Kuala Lumpur is bounded by Klang River, the western half is where government agencies, parks and banks are located, and the eastern half is a commercial and residential area. Kuala Lumpur has modern urban infrastructure, beautiful and clean city appearance, high-rise buildings, various styles of old buildings and tall and lush shrubs and jungles. The coexistence of modern atmosphere and traditional landscape makes this famous Malay city unique. The main attractions in Kuala Lumpur are as follows:

1. The Royal Palace is located in the south of the railway station, which is the residence of the head of state. The golden dome building has a strong Arabic style, and many tourists watch its beautiful appearance and take photos here.

2. Parliament Building The Parliament Building is an 18-storey magnificent building, which was built after Malaysia's independence, blending modern architectural style with traditional cultural charm. Visitors must obtain the approval of the relevant parties before visiting inside.

3. Near lakeside park, the National Museum is a three-storey building in the state of Kedah, Malaysia, which displays Malaysian historical relics, artworks, handicrafts and ancient coins, and shows the lifestyle, costumes and etiquette of the past dynasties since 149.

4. The National Evangelical Church, located on Sultan Avenue, is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. The whole building is pure white, with a total area of 5.5 hectares. The central building is 73 meters high, with a dome roof and sharp corners. The central hall can accommodate 8, people. The roof consists of 49 large and small circular arches, the largest of which is 45 meters in diameter. There is a mausoleum for the burial of Islamic "national heroes" behind the temple. According to regulations, only the former prime minister or the deputy prime minister who died in office can rest here. Every Friday morning, many devout believers come here to pray. When visiting the church, you must take off your shoes, and the lady must wear a black veil at the door before entering.

5. lakeside park is located near Manhammer Road in the south of Kuala Lumpur. There are lush forests around two lakes. The green grass can be used for tourists to have a picnic and rest. Visitors can also rent a boat to visit the lakes.

6. The zoo and aquarium are located on the road from Kuala Lumpur to Urubasang, about 13 kilometers away from the city. The zoo is a semi-developed virgin forest, where more than 2 species of birds, animals and reptiles from Malaysia and other countries are raised. The most popular activities in the park are riding elephants and camels. There are more than 8 kinds of marine animals in the aquarium.

7. The Black Wind Tunnel is located on a wooded mountain 11km north of Kuala Lumpur, which is a grotesque cave formed by limestone. The first cave is a dark cave, and the second cave is an open cave. It has an altar for Hindus, and it is regarded as a holy place by Hindu Hindus.

8. genting highlands is located about 5 kilometers from the northern suburb of Kuala Lumpur, with an altitude of 1,7 meters. It is a cool mountain resort in Malaysia. There are electric amusement facilities, swimming pools, indoor gymnasiums and bowling alleys on the mountain, but the most striking one is the casino located in Genting Hotel, which is the only legal casino in Malaysia and is known as the "Monte Carlo of Nanyang Islands". Traveling around Kuala Lumpur, you can also visit the Chamei Mosque, which was established by the Sultan of Selangor in 199 at the intersection of Klang River and Ebei River. Its architectural form exudes a strong Islamic classical atmosphere, and the Selangor Mosque and Mahamalian Hindu God High are also religious tourist attractions to see.

(2) Penang, Penang

Penang is located in the north of Malaysia, and it is named after the abundance of betel nut trees. Penang was originally just a desert island, where only pirates lived. By the end of the 18th century, it was discovered by Captain Frans of the British East India Company and rented from Sultan of Keda, which made it gradually develop into about 85% Chinese, and the rest were Indians and Malays. Minnan dialect is very popular here. Penang, the capital, also known as "Georgia City" or "Georgetown", is located at the northeast end of Penang, which is the largest international free port in Malaysia and the second largest city in China. Penang is full of colorful religious and cultural characteristics, with state museums, art galleries, Buddhist temples and mosques all over the island, reflecting the splendid history of many ethnic groups developing this beautiful island since the 18th century. Penang has lush vegetation and beautiful scenery. Hotels and restaurants have their own characteristics and rich snacks. Most of the goods here are duty-free, and the prices are relatively low. There are direct flights from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong and Bangkok to Penang. From Kuala Lumpur, you can reach Beihai on the other side of Penang by train, and then transfer to ferry or bus to cross the sea to reach Penang. Main tourist attractions:

1. Binglang Mountain, also known as Flag Mountain, is the highest place in Penang, with an altitude of about 83 meters. There is a cable car at the foot of the mountain. When you climb to the top of the mountain, you can not only overlook the panoramic view of Penang, but also see various ships coming and going between the Straits of Malacca. There are sightseeing and leisure facilities on the top of the mountain, which is an important tourist attraction in Penang.

2. Gokurakuji is located in the flag-raising mountain. It is built on the mountain and divided into three floors. It is known as one of the most magnificent Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia. In the temple, Kang Youwei wrote "Don't forget the old country" and "In the thirty-third year of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, he gave Binglangcheng Mountain Blissful Temple Regulations". Wanfo Pagoda is the most magnificent building in the temple. The tower is 3 meters high and divided into seven levels. It combines the architectural characteristics of Thailand, China and Myanmar, and each floor is dedicated to Buddha statues.

3. The Snake Temple, also known as Qinglong Temple, is located at Sunset Cave Road, 14 kilometers southeast of Penang, about 1.6 kilometers away from the airport. Originally, the Snake Temple offered sacrifices to the ancestor of Qingshui, which was called Xingfu Hall. Because there are many green snakes entrenched, it is also called Snake Temple. Snake shadows can be seen everywhere on the pillars, candlesticks, incense burners and statues in the temple, but the snakes here are harmless, and they are as white as being smoked by the lingering incense. At night, they crawl around and devour the eggs offered by believers.

4. Holiday Beach Penang's beaches are mainly distributed in the north, extending from Tanjung Wuya to Batu Dinyi, with 11 kilometers of white beaches, and you can enjoy the fun of frolicking in the water all year round. Tanjung Wuya is known as the "Cape of Flowers".

5. Kang Hua Lisi Castle, located on the beach, was built in 188 to commemorate Captain Frans of the British East India Company. The castle has a tall wall and big guns pointing to Malacca, which used to be a defensive fortress. There is a tall lighthouse in the shape of a mast, which guides ships passing by at night.

(3) Malacca

Malacca is located on the southeast coast of the Malay Peninsula, about 16 kilometers away from Kuala Lumpur. It is the oldest city in Malaysia. It holds the throat of the Straits of Malacca and controls the passage between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, and its strategic position is very important. Malacca is a microcosm of history. There are flights to Malacca from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. The main tourist attractions are:

1. The administrative center of Malacca is located in the hilly square of Sao Paulo. The administrative residence is a Dutch building, which was built in 166. On the left side of the administrative residence, there is a high wall decorated with ancient warships. There is a "Malacca Volunteer Corps Monument" near the administrative center to commemorate the soldiers killed in World War II; In addition, there is a marble monument to the 6th anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the throne, and a plaque of the Dutch East India Company.

2. St. Paul's Church is located on St. Paul's Hill in the city center. It was built in 1521 and is the earliest Catholic church established by the Portuguese in Malacca.

3. Malacca Museum is located in the east of the city and on the bank of Malacca. It was built between 1641 and 166 and is one of the ancient Dutch buildings in Southeast Asia. Originally the residence of the Dutch Governor, because its walls and wooden doors are all red, the locals call it the "red house". The museum houses historical relics from Malaysia, Portugal, the Netherlands and Britain. Near the Red House is the Malacca Club, which was built in 1912. It is a Gothic building and is now an independent exhibition memorial hall.

4. Qingyun Pavilion is located in Jalan Tokong, an ancient Malaysian temple in China. It was built in 1946 to commemorate the envoys of the Ming Dynasty in China. It is dedicated to the Queen of Heaven and Guanyin Bodhisattva, also known as Guanyin Pavilion. The whole temple is all nanmu structure, carved with beams and painted with buildings, resplendent and magnificent.

5. bukit china, also known as China Mountain, is located at the end of Jalan Temenggung Street. It was the military station of Zheng He, the eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, and also the residence of the Ming Dynasty when he married Malacca. The Baoshan Temple on the mountain is dedicated to the ring statue of Zheng He. Hang Li Po Well, on the right side of the temple, is the oldest well in Malacca. According to legend, Zheng He led an army here in 149 to dig for drinking water.

(4) Ipoh

is located about 23 kilometers north of Kuala Lumpur. It is the capital and largest city of Perak and the cleanest city in Malaysia. Ipoh is one of the regions with the largest tin production in the world, so it is called "Tin Capital". 8% of the residents are Chinese, mostly from Guangdong. The local residents are relatively rich, so Ipoh is also known as "the city of millionaires". The main attractions are Thunderbolt Cave and Sanbao Cave.

(5) Johor Bahru

The capital of Johor. Located at the southernmost tip of Malaysia, there is a Star Soft Long Beach connected with Singapore.

The main tourist attractions are: ancient Johor, a legendary village located on the banks of the Johor River; There is a Sudanese mosque built at the beginning of this century, which can accommodate 2 believers and is more than 3 kilometers away from Johor Bahru. The Sultan Garden and the Royal Palace, with British Victorian architectural style, are located about 1.5 kilometers west of Xingrou Long Beach. Johor Art Museum collects and displays cultural relics and artworks representing Malay culture. Located in the northeast of Johor, Fengsheng Port is close to the South China Sea. L 'Aqui Island, just a few kilometers away from the shore, is a beautiful coral island with coconut trees everywhere. There are many caves for tourists to explore, and tourists are still diving in the offshore coral reef area. Sentosa Garden is a concentrated area for shopping, entertainment and food tasting. In a word, Johor Bahru is a tourist destination that can attract tourists.

(6) Langkawi

Langkawi is located on the northwest coast of Malaysia Peninsula, 3 kilometers away from the port of Guala Glass City and 51 kilometers away from the port of Chittagong. It consists of 99 tropical islands, and the main island is called Langkawi. The environment here is beautiful, with beautiful beaches, strange caves, green forests, spectacular waterfalls and a wide variety of wildlife. Langkawi International Airport is located in Batam Silla, about 2km from Guabu and 8km from Zhennan seaside resort. Malaysia Airlines and AirAsia have daily flights from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi, and Silk Air flies from Singapore to Langkawi four times a week. In addition, you can also take a train or bus from Kuala Lumpur to Guadalajara or Guala Glass Cloth, and then take a light ferry to Langkawi. The main tourist attractions and projects in Langkawi are: Qijingyan, Tanjung Lu, Guo Haibin, Zhennan Haibin, Central Bathing Beach, Dadai and Blau Haibin, Lake of the Pregnant Maiden, Giant Lion Island Wildlife Reserve, Langkawi Underwater World, Langkawi Crocodile Farm, Langkawi Fish Cage, Giant Eagle Square, Water Park, Prime Minister's Collection, Baya Island, Legend Park and Handicraft Culture Comprehensive Center.