Malaysia

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Experience the combination of Kuala Lumpur’s rich history and rapid growth, which has resulted in a stunning skyline that blends both the old and the new. Take in its main landmarks from the ultra-modern Petronas Twin Towers to the opulent Masjid Jamek, one of the first buildings of Kuala Lumpur, raised on the convergence of the Gombak and Klang rivers. Walk to Chinatown and board a coach to Kampung Baru, a typical Malay area. Guided by your driver and local expert you are sure to discover the true beauty of the city.
Marvel at the immense scale of the Petronas Twin Towers. For six years after its construction, this mega-structure held the record for the world’s tallest building and is a must see for any visitor to Kuala Lumpur. Dominating the skyline of the business district, it is a symbol of Malaysia’s economic growth and offers visitors the perfect photo opportunity.
Visit one of Malaysia’s most significant landmarks. Merdeka Square (literally Independence square) is still the scene of great national pride and the spot where the Malaysian flag was first raised following its separation from the British Empire. Soak up more of this country’s rich history and heritage at the national museum and witness the extravagance of the Royal Palace. Continue this jam-packed tour with a stop at the intricate Jamek Mosque, which combines both Moorish and Mughal architecture to striking effect. Make a stop at a renowned jewellery designer to admire the skill and craftsmanship of this traditional industry and relax in the idyllic Lake Gardens as you reflect on all that Kuala Lumpur has to offer.