Hot Picks: 3 Places You Should Not Miss in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, a metropolis whose tourism has developed greatly over the past years influenced by world class tourist destinations it offers. The city surely has a large number of places to see and visit from popular Kuala Lumpur hotels, architectural structures, to gardens and zoos to museums to other leisure destinations like shopping malls, bars and restaurants. However, a 2 or 3 night stay will never get you to the entire city. Here are the top three places you shouldn’t miss in going around Kuala Lumpur:

Sunway Lagoon

A famous theme park for the thrills and spills it offer to tourists of all ages, Sunway Lagoon is considered one of Malaysia’s finest. It has Wild, Wild West where you can unleash your wild side as you experience cowboy-inspired rides such Buffalo Bill Coaster, Butch Cassidy's Trail and Colorado Splash. Another part of Sunway Lagoon is the World of Adventure that will surely take your breath away as you ride through tunnels, bobby traps and tarantulas. You can also take a boat ride down Pirate's Revenge, Malaysia's first and only 360-degree rotating pirate ship that swivels you 24 m up the ground. Lastly, take a journey through the Waters of Africa, the country’s only African-themed water park where amazing water adventure and rides await you.

Kuala Lumpur City Center

Kuala Lumpur’s haven for leisure, the City Center offers tourists a lot of things to see and do. Visit Petronas Twin Towers, Revolving Restaurant, fine bars and restaurants, and the famous KLCC Shopping Mall, the city’s main attraction.

National Museum

The National Museum or Muzium Negara, located just outside the Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens, and is Malaysia's premier museum showcasing variety of exhibits, dioramas and galleries that include historical relics and artifacts, cultural items, arts and handicrafts, flora and fauna, weapons and currencies. The building itself is a mix of traditional Malay and modern architecture, built in 1963. Outside, a restored old railway train greets visitors along with other old transportation vehicles such as the very first Proton Saga car, bullock carts and a vintage automobile.

The country’s hospitality industry, especially hotels in Kuala Lumpur is equally growing to accommodate the even growing number of tourists from different parts of the world who visit Malaysia whole year round. For most hotels in the city like Kuala Lumpur International Hotel, it is a commitment to welcome each and every guest and to give them a pleasurable and memorable stay while seeing and experiencing the wonders of Malaysia.