The best time to visit Malaysia is really all-year-round. Given the salubrious climate Malaysia witnesses, it especially makes for a good summer destination (Apr-Oct). The winter months of Jan-Mar are also ideal for its festivals (Chinese New Year and Thaipusam) and a slight dip in temperature. Though rain is expected throughout the year, there are not torrential downpours seen. From September to October, regions of Penang and Langkawi witness more rains than usual.
HERE’S WHAT IT WILL COST
Flights from major cities to Kuala Lumpur
Flight from Delhi: Starting at Rs. 16,000
Flight from Mumbai: Starting at Rs. 19,000
Hotels in Kuala Lumpur (1&2 stars, 3&4 stars, 5 star)
1&2 stars: Rs. 1000 to Rs. 2000
3&4 stars: Rs. 3000 to Rs. 8000
5 star: Rs. 9000 onwards
Food: per person per day in Kuala Lumpur (excluding alcohol)
Budget: MYR 30-40
Mid -Range: MYR 50-60
Splurge: Variable based on choice of restaurant
VISA
Applicants willing to travel to Malaysia need to apply for visa within 1 month from the date of travel. Passport validity should be more than six months from the date of arrival in Malaysia and passport must have three blank pages (two blank pages in passports for applicants applying in Ahmedabad and Pune). Passports with validity of more than 10 years from the date of issue may also be submitted.
To See Malaysia Visa Video Hindi -https://youtu.be/UWq0BM3sYkY
To See Malaysia Visa Video English-https://youtu.be/NHBvBLj4u8k
4 Easy Steps To Get Your Malaysia Visa
1. Get Quote ( https://bit.ly/Visa-Application-Risin… )
2. Pay Online
3. Submit Documents
4. Receive Your Visa
Explore Malaysia with TravadLife’s video guide, Places to Visit, Food to Eat, Where to Eat and Things to Do.
Kuala Lumpur (KL) is the capital of Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur is the most visited tourist destination in Malaysia. Its modern skyline is dominated by the 451m-tall Petronas Twin Towers. Kuala Lumpur may seem like a small city but visitors often find that they need help exploring this multicultural haven. So make your trip to KL awesome by visiting this Kuala Lumpur Travel Guide.
In this video, you will find Travel Guide to 9 Best Attractions to visit in Kuala Lumpur, listed as below
#1 – Petronas Twin Tower (aka KLCC Tower)
#2 – KLCC Lake Symphony
#3 – KLCC Park (Wet Park and Dry Park)
#4 – KL Menara Tower (aka KL Tower)
#5 – Pavilion KL Shopping Center (with its Tokyo Street being well known)
#6 – Suria KLCC Shopping Center
#7 – KL Chinatown (aka Petaling Street)
#8 – Central Market (aka Pasar Seni KL)
#9 – Thean Hou Temple （天后宫）
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I’m Mark Wiens and thank you very much for watching this video about a few of the top things to do in Kuala Lumpur, a city that just happens to be one of my favorite cities to visit in Southeast Asia. It’s the largest and probably the most important and influential city in Malaysia and truly has some amazing sites to offer. Along with modern skyrise towers like the Petronas Towers, there are still lots of traditional historic buildings as well. The awesome mixture of cultures, the mix of traditional and modern, and very importantly, the outstanding cuisine is what makes Kuala Lumpur such a great city to explore!
1. On this list of top things to do in Kuala Lumpur I first stop by the most famous landmark of the the city: the Petronas Towers. These twin giant sky scrapers are huge, and they literally reach towards the heavens and touch the clouds. On the bottom of the Petronas Towers is a pretty fancy shopping mall while the tops of the towers are filled with offices. On the 41st and 42nd floor, there is a sky bridge which connects the two towers together and which is open for visitors. Years ago, it used to be free entrance but unfortunately now they have started to charge a rather steep 80 Malaysian Ringgits per person.
2. After the visiting the Petronas towers, number two on the list is the historical district of old Kuala Lumpur. Visiting and walking around the area is one of the top things to do in Kuala Lumpur and you shouldn’t miss the opportunity. From Merdeka Square to the old railroad station, you’ll see some amazing architecture and buildings. Another must visit is the National Mosque, which is known as Masjid Negara. With a capacity of 15,000, this is the central and most visited mosque in the city.
3. The Menara KL Tower, along with the Petronas Towers, is one of the dominating features of Kuala Lumpur’s skyline. At 421 meters in height, it’s one of the world’s tallest communications towers. I was lucky enough to be invited to the annual BASE jumping event which was held at the KL Tower so I had a pass to go to the top for the incredible view and to see the event (http://migrationology.com/2012/10/jordan-kilgore-base-jump-kuala-lumpur/). The KL Tower also offer look out viewpoints and a number of restaurants where you can dine with an incredible view.
4. Number 4 is Little India which is better known as Brickfields. Kuala Lumpur is home to many Indian’s many from the south of the country. Brickfields is a popular place to browse, shop for all sorts of Indian products and most importantly to eat at some seriously delicious Indian restaurants. If you’re looking for good Indian food in Kuala Lumpur, check out this restaurant: http://migrationology.com/2012/11/south-indian-food-kuala-lumpur-vishalatchi/
5. Chinatown, located on Petaling Street, is one of the biggest Kuala Lumpur attractions. It’s mostly known for it street shopping and restaurants. You can find all sorts of fake brand names and nearly everything imaginable.
6. Thean Hou Temple is one of the most impressive Daoist temples in Kuala Lumpur. It’s free to visit and offers insights into the Hainanese community in the city and there are also great views of the city.
7. Central Market, is a top tourist shopping attraction in Kuala Lumpur. Though many of the products are rather touristy, there are some good things waiting to be found.
8. Within central Kuala Lumpur are the KL Lake Gardens and Bird Park. It makes a great tropical escape to the bustling city life.
9. The Batu Caves, located just outside the central part of the city is one of the best things to do in Kuala Lumpur. The caves and shrines are one of the most sacred Hindu sites outside of India.
10. Chow Kit Market is the central fresh wet market in the city. Everyday thousands of shoppers get their Malaysian food ingredients at this interesting market.
11. Malaysian food is the ultimate attraction to visiting Kuala Lumpur. With a great mixture of local Malay, Chinese, and Indian, there’s no shortage of incredible dining that will leave you satisfied and hungry for more! For myself, eating is one of the best things to do in Kuala Lumpur!
Hope you enjoyed this list and hope you have a wonderful visit!
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