Recommended attractions in Malaysia What are the attractions worth visiting in Malaysia?

Everyone knows that Malaysia is a very good tourist destination, which is suitable for traveling all year round. This is a very good place and the scenery is very good. Then let's take a look at some scenic spots worth visiting in Malaysia.

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is a new metropolis, reflecting the old and the new. Oriental civilization and western colors can be perfectly integrated. When you travel here, you can not only feel the fashionable atmosphere of modern cities, but also appreciate the ancient marks left by history.

The beautiful national flower "Fusang" can be seen everywhere in Kuala Lumpur, as well as orchids, plumeria and precious bottle grass. The dense tropical plants are intertwined with the classical buildings left over from the colonial period, and the exotic customs are very strong. Let's take a look at the places worth visiting in Kuala Lumpur!

Twin Towers

The Twin Towers is a super classic and modern building, and it is also the two tallest conjoined buildings in the world at present. The architectural concept of this magnificent building is inspired by the five pillars of Islam. It is 88 stories high and 452 meters away from the city horizon.

Petronas Petronas Twin Towers has Petronas Symphony Hall, which is the place where Malaysian Symphony Orchestra and Petronas Performing Art Troupe routinely practice and perform. When you climb the Twin Towers, you can have a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur, especially when the lights are brightly lit at night. Connecting the stars feels like a dream.

Cichang steet

Cichang Street is the "Chinatown" of Kuala Lumpur, located in the south of the old city. Chinese people gather here, and there are many kinds of food, including traditional markets, food stalls, souvenir shops, night markets and so on. Different streets also have their own characteristics, and the more lively they are at night.

Here, the rich flavor of China life can be maintained. The arched buildings in China, the buildings in China and the street stalls in China reflect all aspects of China culture. Walking on the street here, everything is familiar.

Independence square

Independence Square, located opposite Abdul Sham House in Sudan, is a green square with great historical value. On August 3 1957, 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 historical moment.

Opposite the square is the city promenade, and the "I love KL" at the entrance is its landmark. A row of colonnades stands beside the fountain, and there are colorful sea of flowers composed of zinnia and marigold, which is beautiful. There are many ancient buildings around, such as St. Mary's Church, History Museum, Selangor Club, etc. It's well worth a visit.

National Mosque

Located in the center of Kuala Lumpur, it is one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia. It can accommodate 8000 people to pray at the same time. Every Friday and Sunday, devout believers will come here to pray.

There are 18 stars on the main dome of Huichurchyard, representing 13 states in Malaysia and the five pillars of Islam. In addition, there are large and small domes around the whole church. The most amazing thing is its wrinkled umbrella top, which symbolizes the ambition and ambition of an independent country. Its 73-meter-high spire points to the blue sky and is exquisite and towering.

kuala lumpur tower

Located on Coffee Mountain at an altitude of 94 meters, it is a wireless communication tower, which is used to improve the quality of wireless communication and the clarity of broadcast transmission. This is a milestone in the wireless communication industry.

Kuala Lumpur Tower is the tallest communication tower in Asia and the fifth tallest in the world. The observation deck on the top floor can have a bird's eye view of Kuala Lumpur, and you can also enjoy delicious food in the revolving cafeteria on the tower.

batu caves

The Black Wind Tunnel is a Hindu pilgrimage site, about 13 kilometers away from downtown Kuala Lumpur, and located halfway up the mountain. It is a limestone cave group, which needs 272 steep steps to reach the top of the mountain. The gold-plated Buddha in front of the cave is tens of meters high and dazzling.