Kuala Lumpur is a place that gets bombarded with questions, and it's a must-visit if you're here
Most people treat Kuala Lumpur as a transit city, but little do they know that these 7️⃣ spots in Kuala Lumpur are really photogenic, so don't miss out!
1️⃣Alva KL (Image 2)
Located on the 99th floor of Scott Star KLCC
An excellent spot to view the Twin Towers
㊙️The main thing is that it's really affordable, with main dishes averaging around 30+ per person, typical of good food at a good price, perfect for checking in, and the atmosphere instantly elevates your status!
2️⃣Batu Caves (Images 3.4.5)
If you like colorful things, then head straight to Batu Caves, where the rainbow 🌈 stairs are really, really photogenic. And if the weather is good, you can capture the sun shining through the entrance of the cave.
3️⃣Jalan Tunku Putra (Image 6)
This spot is not crowded, but it's also a great place to capture the Twin Towers and the Kuala Lumpur Tower.
4️⃣Rooftop of Lot 10 Shopping Centre (Images 7.8)
You can capture both the Kuala Lumpur Tower and the monorail 🚈 in the same frame, and there's also a lawn on the rooftop where you can take photos of people swinging with the Kuala Lumpur Tower in the background, and it's not too crowded.
5️⃣Putrajaya Pink Mosque (Images 9.10)
An absolutely beautiful pink fairy-tale castle 🏰, very photogenic. Inside, you can take pictures of the huge pink dome, and from across the river at keleb tasilk putrajaya, you can capture the full view of the pink mosque 🕌.
6️⃣Blue Mosque (Images 11.12.13.14)
The largest mosque in Malaysia, just as photogenic as the pink one, and comparatively less crowded.
7️⃣Opposite the Twin Towers intersection (Images 15.16)
Using a 0.5x wide-angle lens, you can capture long legs and the Twin Towers 🤫.
8️⃣Sleeping Lion Suites (Images 17.18)
Highly recommended hotel, the rooftop infinity pool is also really unbeatable, very photogenic, mainly because this hotel really has a high cost performance, just over 200, with an infinity pool on the rooftop, and a fitness area.
9️⃣Village Park Restaurant (Nasi Lemak)
The nasi lemak recommended by Hu Jing'an, all I can say is 'Baozi, go for it with your eyes closed.' This can be said to be the best nasi lemak I've had in Malaysia, bar none, mainly cheap and delicious, really too good.
Finally, what I want to say to everyone is, don't just focus on checking in and taking photos, stop and slow down, take a look at the scenery around you, then look at the people you're playing with, maybe the beauty around you is even more beautiful, respect🫡
It is worth a visit ~ In the morning, I punched in the periphery and took some photos ~ In the evening, I climbed the tower ~ Unfortunately, it rained ~ I can't see the distant view ~ But the rain scene also has a special flavor ~ Clouds and mists ~ It feels a bit of a mirage.
Very nice place with an amazing view in special in the night.
Very easy to use, you can contact customer service to choose a time period, issue a ticket quickly, and print the QR code directly to use. Going in from the front and going down the escalators on both sides is the ticket office and the entrance to the building. It is too short to stay on the top floor for 15 minutes.
Sooooooo gorgeous to have a chance to be there but it felt uncomfortable for the person who has an acrophobia like me. 😆 the view up there was so good but that day was so many PM 2.5 so I didn't' got much beautiful photos. 🥹
Kuala Lumpur must-check in attractions, two platforms can be visited, each 10 minutes, enough to overlook Kuala Lumpur