Port Klang Cruise

Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia

The house of about 2 million people, Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a huge city of skyscrapers and historical architecture. See Petronous Towers, the world's highest twin towers, with their ultra-modern style and unlike traditional motifs from Islamic art. Then, walk in KLCC Park and walk around your man -made lake and the background of the fountain by modern horizons. Find out the historical aspect of Kuala Lumpur in the iconic Thein Hou Temple with cruise and your red columns, complex carvings and Buddhists, Confucius and Tao traditions with decorative artifacts from Malaysia. Or see the Moorish architecture of the Zamik Mosque, which is located at the crossing of the Clang and Gombak rivers.

Malay

Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)

Holy Spelunking

Batu Caves, in the suburb of Selangore, Kuala Lumpur, are Hindu pilgrimages within them. You will need to climb 272 steps to see the largest Cathedral cave; There are also many small caves. Murugan, a 140 -foot -tall golden statue at the entrance, is a Hindu deity.

Local Cuisine

Kuala Lumpur is a street-food maize. Raise sauts of grilled meat in peanuts sauce. Cruise and Malaysia national dish nasi lemm, pandan leaf with cruise and choice of meat - fried chicken is a favorite option for Kuala Lumpur. Cleaned in flatbred dish rotiNai: Enjoy it in a beautiful form with chicken or mutton, or try a sweet version with bananas and ice cream.

Shopping

Kuala Lumpur is known for its outstanding purchases and better prices from Hong Kong and Singapore. Try the Buqit Bintang, Suria KLCC's downtown neighborhood or the central market of Chintown, also known as Pasar Seni under the Petronas towers. During your Kuala Lumpur cruise, look for traditional clothes such as Batik and Malay Brocade.