KL DAY TOUR 吉隆坡一日游

Tour description

Petronas Twin Towers -It's currently the tallest twin buildings in the world, with a height of 452 meters. It is a classic ultra-modern skyscraper. It looks like two giant corn twins and is located within the KLCC (Kuala Lumpur Civic Center). The lower floor of the tower is Suria KLCC, which is an upscale busy shopping mall. Batu Caves -It is a UNESCO heritage site. The 43m long golden statue of Skanda Statue is currently the tallest statue of Skanda Statue in the world and the second-tallest Hindu god statue in the world. Walk forward, you will see the 272-step Rainbow Staircase. Merdeka Square -It's the symbol of Malaysia’s independence, and also the administrative center of the British colonial government during the British colonial period. It is surrounded by characteristic buildings such as the National Textile Museum and the Royal Selangor Club. New King Palace -The architectural design incorporates various safety considerations and combines the aesthetics of Islamic & traditional Malay architectural design. It has 22 Islamic-style domes, the tallest of which is 60m high, symbolizing the lofty status of the Supreme Head of State. National Monument -The Heroes Memorial was completed in 1966 and opened under the patronage of the first Malaysian Supreme Court to commemorate the soldiers who died during the war and the Malayan Emergency. Parliament House -The building combines modern art and traditional style. The Capitol is divided into 2 parts, the 3-story main building, and the 17-story tower. Main building contains the House of Representatives and the Senate. Chocolate Museum -Malaysia has a lot of industries that produce cocoa beans, and the Chocolate Museum has a fixed chocolate-making demonstration every day, allowing tourists to have a better understanding of chocolate production. The Exchange TRX -A newly opened luxurious shopping mall in the country, at the Golden Triangle, the most prosperous area in Kuala Lumpur.