KL Life Style - Places to go (Kuala Lumpur)

Where to Unwind in Kuala Lumpur

If its one thing you shouldn't miss in a marvelous city like KL, it's the buoyant and entertaining night life. Our manifold clubs and pubs of different themes and features are sure to keep you busy every evening.

Nightlife is abundant and vibrant in KL with everything from coffee culture to bars and nightclubs. Make your pick and go for one within your reach.

JALAN P RAMLEE - Lee than 5-minute walk from the Bukit Nanaas Monorail, Jalan P Ramlee around the KLCC is packed with numerous bars, gastropubs and clubs. It attracts young, hip fun-loving yuppies and expats, who all gravitate here. You'll find vibrant and friendly atmosphere filled with great dining and clubbing possibilities.

Changkat Bukit Bintang / Tengkat Tong Shin - You feel you are back in 50's KL with the rows of charmings quaint old Chinese shops reinvented into chic bars and stylist eateries. Some of KL's most sophisticated designer restaurants are found here.

Asian Heritage Row, Jalan Doraisamy - The once deserted area has been transformed into one the KL's trendiest spots for lunch and for chilling out.

Bintang Walk, Jalan Bukit Bintang - This famous street is one of the better places for a meal and a drink.

Bangsar - Always a hotbed of activities, chic and trendy Bangsar is lively and remains a favourite lively and remains a favourite party spot.

Desa Sri Hartamas - A popular unwinding hub that supports countless bars and eateries, it is a great place to converge during the night for dining and drinking.

Things to See in Kuala Lumpur

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The city's new aquatic attraction is set to be a rave with families with kids . On a busy day, the ticket queue to gate is an hour long.

Aquaria KLCC is located at the Concourse levels of the state-of-the-art, landmark development Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, which is just a five-minute walk from from the Petronas Twin Towers. Aquaria KLCC is open from 10am to 10pm daily with the last admission at 9pm. Admission charges for a single entry are at RM38 for adults and RM26 for children aged 3 to 12.

Where to Shop in Kuala Lumpur

Whether you are searching for a pair of antiquated earrings, a designer tog, a tailored suit or a box of handmade chocolates, KL can hit you with something really special without necessarily burning a hole in your pocket.

Home to KL's busiest shopping district, Bukit Bintang consists of numerous malls offering a mass of temptations ranging from high end to high street products, catering to all tastes and budgets. On a stroll along Jalan Bukit Bintang you will discover some charming shops with a nice sprinkling of cafes and eateries lining the thoroughfare.

To be a fashion-step ahead of everyone else, get into Sungei Wang which perennially attracts throngs of hip young people roaming the racks, looking for the latest designs and trends in fashion and acessories.

No trip to KL would be complete without a visit to Berjaya Times Square, the “Mother of all malls”. The monorail connects Times Square in Jalan Imbi to Bukit Bintang; Maju Junction and Sogo at Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman.

Suria KLCC, located at the foot of Petronas Twin Towers, is a shopper's delight with an impressive corp of chic boutiques , the world's leading watch and jewellery houses as well as fashion's top names.

30 minutes' drive from the KL city centre lies a swanky and mammoth shopping centre in the golden triangle of Petaling Jaya. The popular 1 Utama, Ikea, Ikano Power Centre and Tesco are located here. The Curve had just open its door in December 2004 and The Tropics will soon open here too.

Malls in KL are generally open from 10am to 10pm, most of them for 365 days a year. The big Mega Sale is held for 6 weeks from late July to early September.

Where to Stay in Kuala Lumpur

The finest and best hotels in KL offer superb accommodation with hi-tech touches, fabulous services and sumptuous meals that won't break the bank.

If you are looking for the best value hotel accommodation, KL is hard to beat. The hotels are of high standards with the magnificent Carcosa Seri Negara catering for visiting dignitaries and business tycoons on one end of the scale and at the other end, a wide choice of moderate but clean, comfortable hotels for budget travelers. A good majority of the hotels in the city centre are served by the KL Monorail which provides easy access to the city's most popular shopping, dining and entertainment attractions. A government tax of5% is levied on room rates and a 10% service charge .

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