Kuala Lumpur International Airport 37 min
Chinatown (9 min)
Restaurants & food stalls cluster together on this bustling street in Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown. Batu Caves (20 min)
Limestone caves at the top of steep steps housing Hindu temples & shrines, plus a huge deity statue. KLCC Park (15 min)
50-acre respite offering a kids' playground, paths, a wading pool & choreographed fountain displays. Thean Hou Temple (8 min)
6-tiered temple built in 1989, featuring a prayer hall with 3 altars & ornate, colorful details. National Museum of Malaysia (4 min)
Interactive museum of Malaysian culture & history from prehistoric times to the present day. Petronas Twin Towers (13 min)
Once the world's tallest, these 88-story towers bear a modern Islamic design & a visitor skybridge. Perdana Botanical Garden (13 min)
Botanical gardens featuring tropical plants & rare fruit trees, plus a fish pond, waterfall & cafe. Central Market (8 min)
Cultural heritage site with restored art deco facade offering shopping, eateries & an outdoor stage. Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia (6 min)
Contemporary museum offering displays of historical Islamic items, plus a restaurant & library. Taman Burung Kuala Lumpur (9 min)
Thousands of colorful birds in free-roaming areas, walk-through aviaries & traditional enclosures. Merdeka Square (6 min)
This landmark square has a 96m flagpole to mark the site of the first Malayan flag-raising. Sultan Abdul Samad Building (7 min)
Grand 1800s government building featuring copper domes & a large clocktower with a 1-ton bell. Aquaria KLCC (15 min)
Expansive aquarium offering 5,000 exhibits, a clear tunnel, feeding shows & shark cage dives. National Mosque of Malaysia (6 min)
Hosting up to 15,000 worshippers, Malaysia's national mosque has gardens, a library & a prayer hall. Menara Kuala Lumpur (14 min)
One of the world's tallest, this landmark tower offers scenic city views & a revolving restaurant. | 
