ABOUT MALAYSIA
ABOUT MALAYSIA
What to do during your stay in Malaysia?
Malaysia has so much to offer during your stay for IMDEC! Indulge yourself with the mouthwatering local delights at street food stalls, visit iconic landmarks like the renowned Petronas Towers, and explore the lush rainforests for a nature getaway. You can also immerse yourself in the nation’s cultural heritage by browsing through museums and vibrant markets, or simply unwind on its beautiful beaches. Malaysia offers a range of attractions to enrich your stay with a blend of flavors, sights, and relaxation. Check out our local tips specially made for you.
Around Kuala Lumpur?
KLCC Park
This beautifully landscaped park, situated at the base of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, offers a serene and verdant oasis amidst the bustling urban city.
The park features lush gardens, meandering pathways, and a symphony of tropical trees and flowers. The impeccably maintained green spaces and serene lake create a calm and soothing atmosphere, making it an ideal place to unwind, relax, and recharge.
KLCC Esplanade (Lake Symphony)
Watching the Esplanade, also known as the Lake Symphony, is one of the most visually captivating things to do in the Kuala Lumpur City Centre. This beautiful water fountain showcase is located below the Petronas Twin Towers.
The Lake Symphony features a choreographed water fountain performance accompanied by synchronized music and vibrant lights at 7:30 P.M. each day.
Saloma Link Bridge
The Saloma Link Bridge, also known as Pintasan Saloma, is a modern pedestrian and bicyclist bridge located in Kuala Lumpur, officially opened in February 2020.
You can explore Malay food in Kampung Bharu by walking across this amazing looking bridge. Head over to explore delicious local food including Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa, Suraya Seafood, Wanjo Kampung Baru, Kak Som and more.
Suria KLCC
The Kuala Lumpur City Centre features an array of dining, shopping, and leisure options. Suria KLCC, the shopping mall adjacent to the convention centre at the base of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, boasts a wide range of over 300 retail outlets.
Tourists can shop for souvenirs, fashion items, and unique Malaysian handicrafts to bring home.
Pavilion Kuala Lumpur
A world-class shopping and entertainment complex that offers an unrivalled blend of over 700 luxury shopping, dining, cultural attractions, and entertainment options. It is a premier destination for travellers seeking a taste of Kuala Lumpur’s modern cosmopolitan charm.
Explore KL for FREE with GOKL
Disabled-friendly and eco-friendly buses run at 5-minute intervals at peak periods (weekdays 7-10am and 4-8pm) and every 10 minutes at other times.
You can hop on the free bus at the KLCC bus stop and ride away to Bukit Bintang, see the KL Tower from afar, or see the hustle and bustle of the Chinatown or Central Market area.
Central Market KL
Known to locals as Pasar Seni, this bazaar houses more than 350 shops retailing traditional goods, art collectibles, local handicrafts, and more. The three zones feature stalls that highlight the three main races in Malaysia.
Experience the different cultures and snag unique souvenirs like Borneo pearls, Wau Bulan, and Batik.
KL Food Truck Scene
To get here, prepare to walk some 900 meters away from the KLCC. The Tapak Food Truck scene is a new way to enjoy the city’s food and ambience with more than 20 food trucks serving mostly hipster or Western food.
To beat the crowds to a table, get here before 7 pm. Come for the scene and the late-night outdoor ambience!
Recommended Accommodation
Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur is located in Kuala Lumpur City Centre. Its ideal location makes it perfect for convention delegates as it is connected to Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre with five direct walkways via the Hotel’s escalator or guest lifts, as well as direct access to Suria KLCC Shopping Mall and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.
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