Kuala Lumpur offers the traveller looking for a city break something elevated above the norm for this is not your regular South-East Asian city. As one of the most cosmopolitan in the region, Kuala Lumpur offers you a whole host of sights that infuse the tradition of a Malay city with booming modernism that has transformed the city into a hub for World business and trade.
You can visit such iconic locations as The Petronas Towers in the centre of the city which allow you to peruse a panorama of KL that stretches as far as the eye can see. The antithesis of the Petronas towers are the Batu caves, located on the outskirts of the city. A short bus drive takes you to this breathtaking natural wonder that also acts as a place of worship for Malaysia's Hindu population.
For the more cultured, Kualu Lumpur has plenty to offer. The Islamic arts museum contains a multitude of artefacts that convey how Islam is perceived by a range of cultures and the building itself is work of art with it's decorated walls and huge domed ceilings. For something a little different, you could visit either of the city's famous Bird or Butterfly parks showcasing a range of exotic and colourful species from around the globe.
Being Malaysia, you are also spoilt for choice in the food department. You can visit any of the-street food stalls for cheap, yet delicious treats or head to a restaurant for a spot of fine-dining and a choice of International cuisines.
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