Kuala Lumpur

Things to see – Culture & Heritage

Malacca Straits Mosque

Built on the man-made Malacca Island, this mosque combines both Malaysian and Middle Eastern craftsmanship. It faces the Malacca Strait and looks like a floating structure when water levels rise.

Things to see – Beaches

Pulau Sipadan

Stroll on soft, sandy tropical beaches and swim in turquoise blue waters. Discover over 3,000 species of fish and hundreds of coral species in one of the world’s best dive sites.

Dining – Dinner with friends

Gurney Drive

Be spoiled with choices at this seaside stretch peppered with street stalls. Find some of the best local dishes including Penang Laksa, Char Koay Teow and piping hot Oh Chien.

Hotels – Premium

Sipadan-Kapalai Dive Resort

The Kapalai Resort is a luxury water village offering an ocean view with total privacy, perfect for sunbathing or watching the marine life just a few feet below.

Shopping – Something for yourself

Suria KLCC

Shop to your heart’s desire at Malaysia’s premier shopping destination, Suria KLCC. Then cool down with a relaxing walk at Taman Tasik Titiwangsa, nearby.

Things to see – Culture & Heritage

Sarawak Cultural Village

Known as the “Living Museum,” the Cultural Village was set up to preserve and showcase Sarawak's cultural heritage. Information on traditional cultures and lifestyles is provided by the village residents.

Dining – Dinner with a view

Revolving Restaurant at KL Tower

Situated 282m above ground level, “Atmosphere 360” is the place to have a great meal with a stunning view of KL City. Here, the world really does revolve around you.

Things to see – Forests

Taman Negara

Get up close to wildlife: jungle trek, hike, rock climb, fish, camp and ride the river. Nature doesn’t get any better than this.