RapidKL is the main bus operator for most bus routes. You can check the routes and fares here. Go KL City Bus is public bus service that offers free rides for commuters within KL’s Central Business District (CBD) that you can utilise as well. You can purchase the Touch ‘n Go rechargeable card for MYR 10 (USD 3) at major stations stations and use it for all rides.

Vehicle rental is a good option for travelling for extended periods. Well-maintained roads and highway system (some of which have toll fees) are easy to drive and signs are in English or Roman numerals. Navigation apps such as Google Maps or Waze are also an option.

KL has metered taxis plying its routes, do ask them to use the meter. Otherwise, ride-hailing apps provide alternatives at a fixed price.

MRT, LRT and Monorail within KL are run by by RapidKL. There are five lines and riding the lines gives you different views of the city. Fares start from MYR 1 (USD 0.30). KTM Komuter trains can take you to the suburbs. You may also use Touch ‘n Go cards for rides.

Exploring by foot is advisable as the old centre of Kuala Lumpur is fairly compact and plenty of sights are within walking distance. Roads are well-lit after dark, making evening strolling pleasant. Signs are instructive and well-placed and pavements are wide to accommodate human traffic.

Head to Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) for a must-have selfie with the tallest twin towers in the world – Petronas Twin Towers. Take in KL’s spectacular view from the Skybridge connecting the two towers.

Discover a world-class underground oceanarium featuring marine life from all over the world. Experience these magnificent creatures up close and personal at Aquaria KLCC.

The nearby Suria KLCC shopping centre offers everything from designer brands to great bargains. At night, the Esplanade by the park comes alive with a colourful symphony of light and sound.

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Escape the the hustle and bustle of the city life with a mere 30 minute drive. Take the time to interact with nature and experience spectacular views up on Bukit Tabur.

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Escape the heat with short, refreshing weekend getaway to the cooling Genting Highlands. Many modes of transport like bus, train and car are available from different parts of KL.

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Explore many local flavours from sweet, savoury to spicy. Indulge in our iconic dishes like Nasi Lemak, curries and even kueh – steamed or fried rice flour and coconut milk dessert sweetened with palm sugar.

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You can get your adrenaline pumping at Sunway Lagoon amusement park rides or beat the heat at their water park. You can even learn to scuba dive here. Regardless your interest whether young or old, you’ll be spoilt for choice here.

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Whether is Beethoven’s 9th Symphony or pieces from Resident Composer Tokyo-born Naohisa Furusawa, the MPO will delight with orchestral music drawn from over three centuries, as well as the crowd-pleasing concert series.

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