3 Days
11 Stops
3 Meal tips
About Β£45-90 a day, mid-range, flights excluded Budget
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Three days in KL: the Petronas Towers, Batu Caves, Chinatown and Little India. A multicultural food city; try nasi lemak, satay and roti canai.
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Where TripSora Editors stayed and what to book Day by day Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 10:00
Petronas Twin Towers Skybridge and observation deck.
π KLCC β± 1.5 hours π· ~RM 98
View on map β 13:00
Suria KLCC lunch Malaysian food court.
π KLCC β± 1 hour π· ~RM 25
View on map β 16:00
KL Forest Eco Park and KL Tower Canopy walk.
π Bukit Nanas β± 2 hours π· ~RM 30
View on map β 19:30
Jalan Alor Street food.
π Bukit Bintang β± 2 hours π· ~RM 40
View on map β π½ Where to eat dinner Satay Malaysian Β· $
2
Batu Caves and Chinatown 08:30
Batu Caves 272 rainbow steps to a Hindu temple in a cave.
π Batu Caves β± 2 hours π· Free
View on map β π‘ Dress modestly; beware of monkeys.
12:00
Chinatown Petaling Street Market.
π Chinatown β± 2 hours π· Free
View on map β 15:00
Sri Mahamariamman Temple Hindu temple.
π Chinatown β± 30 min π· Free
View on map β 18:00
Merdeka Square Colonial buildings.
π Merdeka β± 1 hour π· Free
View on map β π½ Where to eat lunch Bak kut teh Malaysian Β· $
3
Little India and Perdana 10:00
Brickfields Little India Saris and sweets.
π Brickfields β± 2 hours π· Free
View on map β 13:00
Banana leaf lunch South Indian meal.
π Brickfields β± 1 hour π· ~RM 20
View on map β 15:00
Islamic Arts Museum Islamic art collection.
π Perdana β± 2 hours π· ~RM 20
View on map β π½ Where to eat dinner Nasi lemak Malaysian Β· $
Good to know βοΈ Getting there KLIA connects by KLIA Ekspres in 28 minutes.
π Getting around Grab, LRT and monorail.
π· Currency Malaysian ringgit (MYR). Cards widely accepted.
π£ Language Malay and English.
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