3 Days In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, is known to be one of the finest destinations in the world. Tourists from all over the world love to keep coming to this city for a lot of good reasons. From visiting a bunch of iconic attractions such as the Petronas Towers to one of the nicest people in the world, or visiting a few bars and pubs to enjoy an awesome nightlife to a combination of cheap and luxury hotels for your accommodation, Kuala Lumpur has everything in store for every traveller.

Now, when it comes to visiting this iconic city for just 3 days, it sounds quite less. However, 3 days in fact is plenty enough to see some of the best things in the city. Therefore, you don’t need to be disappointed even if you’re traveling for just these days whether if it’s solo, with friends or family members. Let’s focus on the following Malaysia Travel Guide that has some of the best things you can do while traveling to Kuala Lumpur for the limited days you have in your hand.

1. On the first day in Kuala Lumpur, these are some of the best places to visit.

a. The Petronas Towers – The Petronas Towers ...
... of Kuala Lumpur is what drives tons of crowd on a daily basis. A visit to this iconic structure should be included in your itinerary. Standing handsomely at 1,483feet, the Petronas Towers was regarded as the tallest building in the world from 1998 to 2004. This iconic structure is comprised of 2 buildings connected with the help of a bridge that offers tourists a chance to see the beautiful surroundings of the city. The upper portion of the structure acts as office for companies while the lower portion acts as a chance to go shopping or enjoy an entertainment at the Petronas Philharmonic Concert Hall.

b. The KLCC – Once you’ve had a spectacular time visiting the Petronas Towers, head over to the KLCC for some sort of relaxation. Also considered as one of the nicest district due to the availability of luxury hotels and apartments for a comfortable accommodation experience. You also have the option to head over to shopping malls and restaurants to fill up your hunger.

c. The Water Fountain Show – If you wish to enjoy a peaceful experience then head over the water fountain show located right in front of the Petronas Towers. This activity should be experienced only in the evening due to the beautiful illumination of colourful lights as the water start to dance. This water fountain show is also regarded to last longer when compared to Dubai’s Fountain show.

2. In Kuala Lumpur, these are some of the best places to get ready for.

a. Visit the Batu Caves – On your second day, make sure to visit the Batu Caves. History states that millions of years ago at limestone hills, a large number of caves were formed and hence the name. As you enter this place, you are bound to witness Lord Murugan’s huge golden statue, where many people come here to pay their respects. After paying your respect, you can head over to the entrance of the cave where a huge number of macaque monkeys are present where you can stop to witness them. However, a good tip here is not to feed them and keep your belongings close to you. Make sure you visit this place during your limited time in Kuala Lumpur.

b. Do the Canopy Walk – If you can manage to squeeze some of your precious time, then you need to try the canopy walk. The canopy walk is all about walking on a suspended bridge surrounded by beautiful rainforest which makes it perfect for solitude travellers. It only takes a few minutes to finish the walk from one end to the other. However, you are bound to enjoy the nature and the views. Moreover, there aren’t many travellers who come here which make it even better for a peaceful experience.

3. Day 3 is here and sadly it’s the last day. However, there’s more you can do during your last day.

a. Visit Bukit Bintang – Day 3 is here and sadly it is your last one however, you shouldn’t feel depressed because there’s a lot in store for you. You can visit Bukit Bintang a place where you can consider shopping or dining in some of the finest restaurants and cafes. Bukit Bintang is also considered as a safe haven for shopaholics due to the presence of shopping malls and stores selling some of the best electronic, accessories and clothing items you are bound to be spoilt for choices. If you’re done with your shopping, then consider enjoying a delightful lunch or dinner at some of the cafes and restaurants. You are bound to enjoy a delicious array of Malaysian cuisine while dining with your friends or family members.

b. Head over to bars to enjoy sipping on a few drinks – At Bukit Bintang, there are plenty of bars where you can enjoy sipping on some of the best drinks. Majority of the bars offer a beautiful ambience with open areas to sit and enjoy the views. However, if you’re a party animal, then you can also visit a few pubs such as the likes of Havana and Pisco Bar.

c. Perdana Botanical Garden – If peace is the experience you’re after, then consider heading to Perdana Botanical Garden. Designed in the early 1880’s, this 250-acre botanical garden is bound to surprise you with the beauty allowing you to find peace as you stroll around the different gardens. A good tip; the KL Botanical garden is the perfect garden if you wish to enter for free. On the other hand, others will ask you to pay a small entry free however, it’s worth it.

These are the activities to do or things to see during your 3 days visit to Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia according to our Malaysia Travel Guide. No doubt, there are places such as China Town and more where you should visit. However, these are places that take a toll on your time. Therefore, you can always plan again to visit Kuala Lumpur next time in order to visit the places that you’ve missed during your 3days.