Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur Attractions

There are so many tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur, it will took you a few days to covers all the places and every attractions in Kuala Lumpur has its own unique either for kids or adult. Before you tour to the spot you need to plan your tour, this will maximize your tour experience and minimize your travel time. Others factor such weather and mood of travel you will use either by group tour, hiring a taxi, private tour guide or using a private plane for sky tour will be determine your tour success. Some of the places such as twin towers Skybridge visit requires traveler to be in queue as early as 630am to get a entrance ticket.

Below is the list of tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur for traveler reference.

The Heritage Centre

The Heritage Centre is owned by Badan Warisan Malaysia or the Heritage of Malaysia Trust which promotes conservation and preservation of the nation’s heritage buildings. This centre offers an insight into Malaysia’s built heritage through exhibitions and seminars.
Within its grounds is the Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman, a fine example of a traditional Malay house. Originally the residence of a local headman, it was restored and transported from the northern state of Kedah. The house showcases intricate carvings, as well as furniture and artifacts dating back to 1930.

Opening hours:

A guided tour of the Rumah Penghulu is at 1 1.OOam and
3.OOpm from Mondays to Saturdays. A fee of RM5 is charged, inclusive of a
video presentation.

The Heritage Centre is open from 10.OOam - 5.OQpm daily, except on Sundays
and public holidays.
Tel: 03-2144 9273

getting there:

Take the KL Monorail to the Raja Chulan Station and walk to Jalan Stonor. Nearby landmarks are Wisma Genting and Prince Hotel & Residence.
Hop on Hop off Bus

Cultural Craft Museum

Jalan Conlay

Located within the Craft Complex, the museum offers fascinating glimpses into the history and development of Malaysian crafts. Life-sized dioramas feature artisans at work, the tools they use to hone their skills, their workplace and their masterpieces.

Entrance Ticket:

RM3 (Adults), RM1 (Children 7 - 12 years).

Opening hours:

9.OOam - 5.3Opm
Tel: 03-2 162 7533

Getting there:

Take the Putra LRT to the KLCC Station or KL Monorail to the
Raja Chulan Station. From here, taxis are the most convenient mode of
transport to the museum.

Islamic Art Museum

The museum provides an insight into the beauty of Islamic arts and the great civilisation that inspire it. The various themed galleries exhibit priceless treasure such as Islamic manuscripts, ceramic and glassware, metal works, arms and armour, textile and coins.

Highlights included the Islamic Architecture Gallery which showcases replicas of famous building such a Taj Mahal in India, Masjid Al-Haram Mosque in Mecca as well as the Amir Timur Mouseleum in Uzbekistan.

Opening Hours

1000am – 600pm (closed every Monday)

Entrance Ticket

Adult RM14.00
Children RM7.00
Free for children under 6 years

Getting There

Walking distance from Masjid Negara/National Mosque

Istana Negara/ National Palaces

malaysia-national-palaces The Istana Negara or National Palaces is the official residence of His Majesty Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong Seri Paduka Baginda of the majesty. Istana Negara was built in 1928 as a resident for a Chinese millionaire, Mr. Chan Wing. During the Japanese occupation from 1942-1945, its was used as the mess of Japanese officers. After the surrender of the Japanese, the building was bought by the Selangor State Government and after being renovated, became the palace of His Majesty the Sultan of Selangor until 1957.

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Orang Asli Museum

orang-asli-museum Gain an insight into the traditional lifestyles and cultures of the country’s indigenous communities. Displays include weaponry, clothing, musical instrument and replicas of dwelling. Carey Island is home to the indigenous Mah Meri community, famed for their woodcarvings and masks.

Opening Time

900am – 500pm closed every Friday